Dr Brown is a post-doctoral researcher and respiratory immunologist at the The University of Newcastle and Hunter Medical Research Institute. Dr Brown's research focuses on investigating the biological mechanisms of high burden respiratory diseases, such as asthma, in order to discover new therapeutic avenues for disease.

Sanjay Farshid is a Basic Physician Trainee at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. He has an interest in Respiratory Medicine and is affiliated with the University of Sydney.

Ms Chan is a Research Officer at the School of Clinical Medicine, University of NSW. She completed her PhD in epidemiology in 2017 and has been working on childhood asthma and respiratory research for nearly 7 years.

Claire is a respiratory scientist who has recently completed her PhD in assessments of airway function in asthma, using physiological and MR ventilation methods.

Dr Kirsten Murray is a Biomedical Engineer and Medical Scientist with a PhD in Medicine. As an early career researcher, she is coordinating the development of a comprehensive DIGITAL solution To Empower Asthma and comorbidity self-Management (DIGITAL TEAM), which will be tested in a national randomized controlled clinical trial.

Alison Watters is a senior project manager at the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. During the last decade, she has gained experience working in the child, youth health, child protection and chronic conditions portfolios. Currently, Alison is responsible for monitoring chronic respiratory conditions (asthma and COPD) using indicator reporting and data linkage for populations of interest.

Dr. Wang is a Senior Research Fellow at the School of Human Sciences, The University of Western Australia. Her research interests lies in the fetal origins of respiratory disease whereby her studies are aimed at understanding the links between in utero insults and airway/lung structure-function after birth.