Loren Grant is a Respiratory Scientist at the Queensland Children's Hospital

Tahlia Martin is a Senior Respiratory Scientist working at Royal Perth Hospital. She has 9 years of experience working in the field of respiratory physiology. She has a particular interest in laboratory quality assurance and cardiopulmonary exercise testing.

Mymy Tran is an early career researcher working on multiple clinical studies and publications for the Respiratory Medicine department at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Centre of Research Excellence in Pulmonary Fibrosis; under the supervision of Professor Tamera Corte. Her research interests include Interstitial Lung Diseases and diagnostic tools.

Ryan is a respiratory scientist working at the respiratory function laboratory at the Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. Ryan has a keen interest in airway physiology and how it relates to respiratory function.

Kristin is the Senior Respiratory Scientist at Northern Health in Melbourne. She has almost 20 years experience in lung function testing within public health respiratory laboratories.

Ella is a mechanical engineer who is completing a PhD in modelling of respiratory mechanics and control systems for respiratory therapy in a research team based at the University of Canterbury. Ella’s focus is on tools and techniques to increase access and reduce clinical burden of respiratory testing and diagnostics.

Sarah Baum, Founding Director of Spirometry Training Company, is a Respiratory Physiologist with more than 15 years clinical lab experience including establishment and management of the respiratory lab at Macquarie University Hospital. Sarah develops, designs & delivers spirometry training around Australia, Asia, Middle East, New Zealand & Papua New Guinea.

Sarah Baum, Founding Director of Spirometry Training Company, is a Respiratory Physiologist with more than 15 years clinical lab experience including establishment and management of the respiratory lab at Macquarie University Hospital. Sarah develops, designs & delivers spirometry training around Australia, Asia, Middle East, New Zealand & Papua New Guinea.

Vanda Glavas is a Respiratory Scientist from Royal Adelaide Hospital. She has 10 years' experience in lung function testing and special interests in test quality and service improvement.

Leigh is a Clinical Physiologist and the Scientific Director of Respiratory, Sleep and Clinical Trials within the Department of Thoracic Medicine, Concord Hospital. Leigh is an A/Prof for Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney. Leigh has several research interests that include environmental and cardiopulmonary physiology.

Brigitte is an Accredited Clinical Physiologist (Respiratory) with more than 30 years experience. Brigitte is the Head, Physiology Service, Respiratory Medicine at The Alfred, Melbourne. Brigitte's interests include quality lung function testing and interpretation, and the promotion of workplace culture and psychological safety to build strong teams.

Claire is a UK trained Clinical Respiratory Scientist with a PhD in airway physiology and ventilation imaging in the context Asthma. She is currently the quality manager for the Physiology service at the Alfred Hospital.

Neil is a Respiratory Scientist based in Concord Repatriation General Hospital.

Kate is a respiratory physiologist with almost 20 years of experience in the field. She is currently the laboratory manager at Concord Hospital in Sydney and has special interest in the aging lung and small airway physiology.

I am a Trainee Respiratory Scientist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Currently studying a Bachelor of Health Science (Neuroscience) at Swinburne University

Carolina has over 30 years of experience in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine. She enjoyed her training in the Netherlands and moved to Australia in 2004. Her focus is on patient experience and quality assurance.

Kiara Sclip is a Senior Respiratory and Sleep Scientist from the Queensland Children’s Hospital in Brisbane.

Fei has been a respiratory scientist at the Respiratory Investigation Unit, RNSH over the last 3 years. She has an interest in the long term outcomes of GVHD on allogeneic transplant patients using PFTs, MBNW and FOT.

Jaimey is a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering at the University of Canterbury. She is a part of the research team looking at using control systems that can be used to model the respiratory system. Jaimey’s focus is on at modelling resistances changes in COPD, flow obstruction, and sleep apnea.

Danny Brazzale is the senior respiratory scientist at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne. He has been working in the field of respiratory physiology for more 20 years. Danny has been actively involved in the ANZSRS for many years, including serving as the president of the society. He has been involved in several journal publications about predicted values and their impact on test interpretation.  Outside of work, Danny spends as much time as possible trying to catch fish, with varying degrees of success.

Aisha is a medical registrar at Liverpool Hospital. She is passionate about medical research and has completed a Masters of Medicine (Clinical Epidemiology) at the University of Sydney.

Tanya has been working as a Respiratory Scientist for 12 years. Coming from a background in Biology she has a keen interest in the physiological impact of respiratory diseases.

Dr Nilsen is a biomedical Engineer and respiratory physiologist. He specializes in novel measurements of lung mechanics and ventilation imaging.

Dr David Chapman is the Senior Respiratory Scientist in the Respiratory Investigation Unit, Royal North Shore Hospital. He is internationally known for his expertise in small airway function and has an interest in fostering cross-disciplinary research to better understand and treat patients with respiratory disease.

Ryan is a respiratory physiology based at Greenlane Clinical Centre in Auckland.