Rajani Khanal is a PhD candidate at Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute (FHMRI), Flinders University. Her research focuses on the intersection of sleep health and age-related physical function decline, particularly investigating the impact of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) on sarcopenia, falls, and body composition in older adults.Her broader goal is to advance translational sleep research that bridges clinical operations with epidemiological evidence to inform early intervention strategies for preserving physical function and independence in older adults. She is particularly passionate about using population-based data and digital health tools to understand the long-term consequences of untreated sleep disorders.

A/Prof Grace Vincent is an Associate Professor and ARC DECRA Fellow at CQUniversity’s Appleton Institute. Her research focuses on sleep, shiftwork, fatigue, physical activity, and worker health, with a strong emphasis on translating evidence into practical resources for industry and the community. She has published more than 130 peer-reviewed papers and secured over $4 million in research funding. Grace leads and contributes to national and international projects aimed at improving sleep, health, safety, and performance in people working non-standard hours.

Prue is a Psychologist (Clinical Registrar) and Research Associate at the Adelaide Institute for Sleep Health (AISH) Clinic within the Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute (FHMRI), as well as a Research Assistant at the University of the Sunshine Coast. Prue works clinically treating patients with sleep disorders, primarily insomnia and circadian rhythm disorders, at AISH. She works across two research projects at FHMRI, one investigating the sleep health of rural and remote Australians and another investigating the impact of antidepressants on light sensitivity in depression treatment. Finally, she works in wellbeing research at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Sheethal Kalmadka is a Public Health Professional and PhD Candidate at the University of Queensland. Her research focuses on strengthening workforce training and support for sleep health care delivery in primary care and examines current practices, knowledge gaps, and barriers to the identification, diagnosis, and management of sleep disorders, intending to inform strategies that improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. She holds a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from India and a Master of Public Health from Tokyo Medical and Dental University. Her interests include sleep health, primary care, health workforce development, and healthcare service improvement.

Dr Jenny Haycock is a Research Associate in Sleep Health at the Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute, Flinders University. Her primary interests include access to effective behavioural treatment for insomnia and the management of sleep disorders in primary care. Jenny has expertise in qualitative research and implementation science, including process evaluation, consumer co-design, and research translation.

Monique is a midwife and registered nurse working at the Women and Newborn Health Service in Western Australia and undertaking her PhD studies on women's sleep in pregnancy. Her work is part of the MRFF funded MyTIME clinical trial, investigating melatonin's effect on pregnancy outcomes at term.

Ms Shiyun (Cathy) Zhang is a PhD candidate in the combined PhD/Clinical Psychology program and a teaching associate at Monash University. Based within the Facer-Childs ‘Sleep and Performance’ Research lab, her research explores the relationships between menstrual health, sleep, recovery and psychological wellbeing in female athletes. Cathy's work focuses on understanding both the lived experiences and physiological impacts of menstrual health in sport. She is passionate about evidence-based practice and translating research findings into meaningful applications for female athlete wellbeing.