Dr Miles De Blasio leads the Cardio-Metabolic Physiology (CMP) laboratory at Monash University and is focussed on learning more about the metabolic alterations that occur in the heart, and the influence of the surrounding pericardial fat in the setting of diabetes and obesity. He is an expert in the endocrine and metabolic basis of diabetes and obesity and the impact that these have on cardiac metabolism and function. He is also interested in understanding how diabetes and obesity impair cardioprotective adiponectin signalling which leads to lipotoxic cardiomyopathy.

Hendrik is a Cardiologist with a special interest in heart failure management. Hendrik graduated from the University of Melbourne, undertook physician training at Royal Melbourne Hospital, and then advanced training in General Medicine at the Alfred, followed by Cardiology advanced training at Epworth Richmond and Flinders Medical Centre. In 2011, Hendrik did Fellowship training in Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology at The Alfred. Hendrik's clinical interests include management of refractory heart failure; acute decompensated heart failure; the role of device therapy in heart failure treatment; use of inotropic support in specific heart failure settings; pulmonary hypertension; and cardiac amyloidosis.

Timothy Kwan is an Advanced Trainee in Cardiology at Concord General Repatriation Hospital. He has an interest in heart failure and epidemiology.

Dean Nelson is a basic physician trainee at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne with a keen clinical interest in cardiology. He has a passion for translational clinical research and audit of emerging technologies.

Nicholas is a final year Cardiology Registrar at Central Adelaide Local Health Network and Clinical Associate Lecturer at University of Adelaide. His current area of interest is cardiac imaging and preventive cardiology, with plans for a an Imaging Fellowship in 2025.

Tim Van Puyvelde is a cardiologist from Belgium who is specialized in heart failure and CIED implantation and follow-up, currently doing a research fellowship in exercise and sport cardiology at the St. Vincent's Institute of Medical Research.

She is the lead echosonographer of the echo lab at the Cardiology Department of Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. She is also qualified in general ultrasonography. She has 30 years of experience in echocardiography. She is heavily involved in education, training and research. She is responsible for training of student echosonograhers and advanced cardiology registrars. She acquired her Master degree in Medical Ultrasound in 2007. Currently, she is undertaking a PhD study in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

Seshika is currently undertaking a PhD through the University of Sydney investigating the topic of 'Pulmonary Hypertension in Left Heart Disease'. Her research is supported by a National Heart Foundation PhD Scholarship. She is currently the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Fellow at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney.

Dr Maria Selvadurai is a final year Basic Physician Trainee at Alfred Health. She intends to pursue advanced training in cardiology. Maria graduated from Monash University’s MD-PhD program in 2020. Her PhD examined the cellular effects of class II phosphatidylinositol-3-kinases in platelets, and the biological implications of targeting these pharmacologically as a novel anti-thrombotic strategy, supervised by A/Prof Justin Hamilton and Prof Harshal Nandurkar. She has also published research on soluble platelet agonists in heparin-induced thrombocytopenia under the supervision of A/Prof Vivien Chen. She is currently involved in research in the diagnosis of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.

Dr Louise Segan is a Consultant Cardiologist and a PhD fellow in Cardiac Electrophysiology (EP) at the Alfred Hospital and the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. Dr Segan is passionate about optimising clinical outcomes for patients with AF and heart failure, as she feels this population remains significantly underrepresented in clinical trials of catheter ablation and less likely referred for EP procedures. She hopes to bridge the gap between the fields of electrophysiology and heart failure to improve outcomes in this growing population. Her research also focuses on improving outcomes among the AF population through preventative efforts.

Dr Scott McKenzie is a senior staff cardiologist for the Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplant Unit at The Prince Charles Hospital in Queensland, Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland and Deputy State Medical Officer of St John Ambulance Queensland. He has research interests in heart failure, remote monitoring and telemedicine and heart transplantation and ventricular assist devices.

Dr Jeremy Russo is currently in his second year of advanced training in cardiology at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. He has undertaken a number of research projects in heart failure and structural heart disease. His cardiology interests include advanced heart failure, multi-modality imaging and congenital heart disease, and he hopes to continue his training in these areas in the future.

Felicity is a heart failure and transplant cardiologist at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth. She also has interests in echocardiography, mechanical circulatory support and cardiogenic shock. She completed her cardiology training in Western Australia and did a 2-year fellowship in advanced heart failure and echocardiography at The University of Ottawa Heart Institute. She remains passionate about teaching and actively participates in clinical research.