Dr. Timothy Howarth is a leading researcher in respiratory and sleep medicine, with a particular focus on chronic respiratory diseases, novel methods for sleep apnoea severity estimation, and sleep health in Australia. His work spans epidemiology, diagnostic advancements, health technology, treatment optimisation, and healthcare disparities, with a strong emphasis on improving health outcomes for Indigenous Australians and remote communities. Through his research, he seeks to develop more precise diagnostic tools, culturally adapted treatment strategies, and innovative healthcare delivery models that address the unique challenges faced by these populations.

He is one of the sleep fellows in the Woolcock Institute. He has been working as a respiratory physician in Ireland and had a previous background in research with the usage of Fnirs.

Clinical Associate Professor Gary Kilov is a founding member of both the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Diabetes specific interest group and the primary care diabetes society of Australia. He is a contributor to the RACGP diabetes handbook, a member of several National Diabetes Supply Scheme Expert Reference Groups and past editor in chief of the PCDSA journal. Associate Professor Kilov shares his time between Launceston treating patients with diabetes and obesity related conditions and providing peer-to-peer and medical undergraduate education on diabetes and related conditions. He has published in peer reviewed journals on diabetes, obesity and respiratory medicine.

Jade is a third year medical student at Flinders University. Having previously completed a Masters of Nursing Science, Jade has worked clinically in as a paediatric intensive care nurse. With a keen interest in paediatric medicine and the benefits of surgical intervention, she is aiming for a career in Otolaryngology.

Amal George is a medical registrar at the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network. He has completed Basic Physician Training and is pursuing advanced training in General Medicine and Respiratory Medicine. Amal has a strong interest in audit, service improvement, and medical education.

Jack Manners is a Research Fellow at FHMRI: Sleep Health, currently coordinating two clinical trials focused on using novel technologies to simplify and improve the diagnosis and management of obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). Dr Manners' broader research explores the integration of emerging technologies into clinical care, with a focus on OSA phenotyping, identifying sleep-related risk factors, and predicting functional outcomes such as cognitive performance. This work is supported by his development and stewardship of a large, multi-study sleep data repository.

Professor Brendon Yee is a Respiratory and Sleep Physician who graduated from the University of Otago, New Zealand, and completed his PhD at the University of Sydney. He is a Senior Staff Specialist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Clinical Professor at the University of Sydney. He specializes in sleep disorders and respiratory failure, and has published over 150 scientific manuscripts. He also serves as the Medical Director of Respiratory Failure Services at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital .

Steven Luu is a research registrar at the Woolcock Institute of Medical Research with special interests in sleep-disordered breathing.

Nalaka de Silva Mr Nalaka de Silva is an Ear, Nose, and Throat Surgeon specialising in sleep apnoea surgery. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. Juan Mulder Dr Juan Mulder is a Consultant Respiratory and Sleep Medicine Physician. He is a fellow of the Royal Australasian Society of Physicians, a member of the Thoracic Society of Australia and a Registered Polysomnographic.

Maddie is a PhD candidate at Griffith University; she is also completing a graduate certificate in neuroscience. Her PhD focuses on exploring factors that are associated with PAP therapy in adults with OSA. Ultimately, Maddie's passion lies in sleep psychology and health behaviour change.

Brayden is a 3rd year respiratory advanced trainee currently at John Hunter hospital in Newcastle. Having completed his 1st and 2nd years of training at Wollongong and Canberra hospital. He has an interest in all aspects of sleep medicine, particularly sleep disordered breathing as well as regional and remote medicine aiming to address health inequalities and improve service provision in these areas.