Dr Jennifer Sun is a second-year cardiology advanced trainee at The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, with a special interest in multimodality imaging. Recent research works include looking into the clinical and echocardiographic predictors of heart failure admission post myocardial infarction, the incidence and follow up of extracardiac findings on CTCA, and updates in the pharmaceutical treatment of obesity.

Dr Ayah Elsayed trained in vascular surgery for 10 years before transitioning fully into academia and research. She is a lecturer at Auckland University of Technology and a researcher at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute, University of Auckland. Her work focuses on 4D Flow MRI, digital twins, and clinical translation, with a particular interest in cerebral 4D Flow in various cardiac and cranial conditions. She aims to bridge advanced imaging with real-world healthcare applications, improving diagnostics and patient outcomes and enhance the integration of medical imaging and computational modeling in clinical practice.

Anthony Kueh is an imaging cardiologist with particular interest in cardiac CT

Dr. Anupam Shrestha is a General Medicine Advanced Trainee and Cardiology Registrar at Northern Hospital Melbourne, with academic affiliations at The Austin Hospital and St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne. I have a strong interest in the intersection of frailty and cardiovascular disease. I am particularly focused on novel imaging methods for defining frailty and their role in risk assessment for patients undergoing cardiovascular procedures.

Dr. Shipra Verma, PhD (Candidate), MBBS, FRACP, FAANMS, FRCP (London), MRCP Dr. Shipra Verma is a PhD candidate at the University of Western Australia, specialising in the clinical aspects of nuclear cardiology, focusing on cardiovascular risk assessment and the role of molecular imaging in precision medicine. Her research explores novel applications of nuclear imaging to enhance risk stratification and targeted therapies in cardiology. Her broader interests include radionuclide therapies, theranostics, and dementia imaging, with expertise in PET/CT and molecular imaging techniques. Dr. Verma holds Fellowships from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP), the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP, London), and the Australasian Association of Nuclear Medicine Specialists (FAANMS). She maintains active clinical roles as a Geriatrician and Nuclear Medicine Specialist at Fiona Stanley, Fremantle, and Royal Perth Hospitals, integrating research-driven innovations into clinical practice to advance the role of theranostics and molecular imaging in cardiology, oncology, and neurodegenerative diseases.

Vinay is an advanced trainee in NZ based in the Wellington and Nelson regions. He previously undertook a large portion of his earlier basic training in Auckland. He has a broad interest in all aspects of cardiology. Outside of work you can find him travelling, running and playing or watching sports late into the night. He is currently based at Nelson Hospital and is inspired by what the region has to offer both in the hospital and outside of work.

Dr Harapoz is a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) candidate at the University of Sydney. He is undertaking his research within cardiac imaging including echocardiography and CT coronary angiography under the supervision of Professor Liza Thomas at Westmead Hospital, NSW, Sydney, Australia. He has an interest in cardiac imaging and interventional Cardiology. He has completed his undergraduate studies at the University of New South Wales earning him a Bachelor of Medical Science degree and subsequently completed his medical training at Western Sydney University in 2015. . Dr Harapoz completed his Basic Physician and Cardiology Advanced Training at Westmead Hospital in Sydney. He received his Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) in 2024. Dr Harapoz is an accredited level A CTCA specialist and is a Clinical Associate Lecturer for the University of Sydney.

Dr Ahthavan Narendren is a dedicated and motivated registrar with a profound interest in cardiology and digital health. Committed to delivering exceptional patient-centred care, Dr Narendren integrates clinical expertise with a passion for medical education and research. Currently serving as a registrar with the Department of Cardiology at Barwon Health, Victoria, as a General Medicine Advanced Trainee, Dr Narendren holds a Master of Medicine (Internal Medicine) and a Graduate Certificate in Digital Health.