The speaker received a Ph.D. from Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine and is currently working as a residency physician and clinical postdoctoral fellow at Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital. Her research primarily focuses on CGM, with publications in Diabetologia , Lancet Reg Health West Pac, Diabetes Obes Metab, etc.

Dr Shanal Kumar is an endocrinologist at The Central Foot Hub which a virtual multi-disciplinary service located at The Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital providing clinical care to adults living with diabetes-related foot disease across Central Queensland.

Professor Grant Brinkworth is the Director of Research at Diabetes Australia with experience in driving strategic research portfolios and business outcomes. His research expertise include development and translation of nutrition and lifestyle programs including digital health solutions for the management of chronic disease including diabetes.

Ms Nikki Barr (She/Her), BNutr&Diet (Hons), APD, is a PhD Candidate at The University of Queensland and a Senior Research Project Officer in Diabetes Endocrinology Research at Metro South Health (Princess Alexandra Hospital). She leads ethics, governance, implementation logistics, and evaluation reporting for digitally enabled diabetes care initiatives.

Prof. Li Huating is a researcher at Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital. Her work focuses on the pathophysiology of obesity and diabetes and on identifying novel targets for early warning and intervention. She has published 50+ SCI-indexed papers in journals including Nature Medicine, Cell Metabolism, Nature Metabolism, and Diabetes Care.

Thu Hang is a PhD student at the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety. Her research focuses on demographic characteristic differences in the use glucose-lowering medications in patients with type 2 diabetes, using Australia population-based cohorts to inform precision medicine and promote equitable healthcare delivery.

Dr. Zhang is physician, professor and received her M.D.and Ph.D. degree at Nanjing Medical University. She studied as visiting scholar at King’s College Hospital, London;Clinical Islet Laboratory, University of Alberta;Transplantation Research Lab, UCSF. She has been engaged in the clinic and scientific research. She has published over 80 scientific articles.

Dr Ibrahim Shahid is an Endocrinology Advanced Trainee at Westmead Hospital. He has a particular interest in artificial intelligence and algorithms in Endocrinology. His research focuses on diabetes technology and digital innovation in endocrinology. He is passionate about translating data-driven insights into practical improvements in patient care and clinical outcomes.