PhD candidate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at RMIT University, Australia, with research focused on medical image analysis, particularly using thermal and RGB imaging to predict diabetic foot ulcer healing. Part of a collaborative project with the University of Melbourne, Bolton Clarke, and Austin Health, aiming to develop an AI-based model to help clinicians predict wound healing early and improve non-invasive management of diabetic foot ulcers.

Alex Terrill is a podiatrist, mechanical engineer, lecturer in podiatry, and PhD candidate in biomedical engineering at Queensland University of Technology. His multidisciplinary PhD research applies 3D scanning, computer-aided design and engineering, materials science, and 3D printing to improve offloading treatment for diabetes-related foot ulceration.

David Allen is the Coordinator of the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District (ISLHD) High Risk Foot Service, a multidisciplinary team dedicated to treating people living with active diabetes-related foot disease. A podiatrist with endorsement for scheduled medicines and with a Master of Health Leadership and Management, David is passionate about delivering high-quality care and improving clinical outcomes for this population. He is currently undertaking a PhD through the University of Wollongong, focusing on advancing offloading strategies in the management of diabetes-related foot disease.