Gregg Belous is a research scientist with the CSIRO Health and Biosecurity Unit, specializing in medical image analysis and machine learning (ML). He has contributed to advancing foundational theories in various ML methodologies, including pattern recognition, subspace learning, probabilistic modelling, and deep learning. Dr. Belous' current research focuses on 3D medical image analysis to aid clinical screening of cardiac structures, computational flow simulations for transcatheter mitral valve intervention, and the early detection of coronary events, heart failure, and valvular diseases.

Alexander McColl is a cardiology advanced trainee from the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, Australia. He is also a PHD candidate through the University of Sydney with research interests in heart failure and advance imaging modalities including cardiac MRI.

Dr Joseph Assad is a Cardiologist and PhD candidate affiliated with Liverpool Hospital, the University of New South Wales, and the Ingham Institute of Applied Medical Research. His research focuses on integrating remote monitoring technologies into the management of heart failure patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices. He has a particular interest in applying digital health solutions to improve clinical outcomes, enhance patient care, and streamline healthcare delivery.

Liam is a junior doctor at currently undertaking basic physician training. He completed his Bachelor of Science with Honours in Computer Science on the topic of AI. Driven by a passion for utilizing technology to improve patient care, Liam is keenly interested in the applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning within cardiac imaging. He believes that these cutting-edge techniques hold immense potential to revolutionize diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning in cardiology. Liam is actively involved in ongoing research projects at the Victorian Heart Hospital, The Prince Charles Hospital and The Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. His dedication to this field reflects a commitment to advancing the frontiers of cardiovascular medicine.

Emily is a Senior Healthcare Programs Officer at the National Heart Foundation of Australia, leading their patient support and secondary prevention work. After a number of years working as a nutritionist in clinical practice, her passion for cardiovascular disease prevention and desire for population level impact saw her move into public health, where she has worked in both government and not-for-profit for over 15 years. She has extensive experience developing and implementing innovative health programs, with a particular focus on cardiovascular disease prevention and management. Emily has most recently led the development and implementation of the Heart Foundation’s new digital MyHeart MyLife patient support program. Prior to this, Emily led the digital build of the 2023 AusCVDRisk calculator, used by clinicians across the country to assess and manage cardiovascular disease risk. Emily is interested in leveraging digital technology to increase the reach and accessibility of health information and support.

Dr. Jack Bradbury is a second year general medical advanced trainee at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. He has a keen interest in Cardiology, particular in the fields of heart failure and imaging, as well as a broader interest in healthcare innovation and evolution.

Dr Kevin Rajakariar is a second year interventional fellow at the Victorian Heart Hospital. He has a strong interest in calcium modification techniques and emerging investigations and therapies utilising AI.

Basic Physician Trainee at Gold Coast Health and PhD candidate.