Paul Robinson is a Senior Staff Specialist and clinician researcher in the Department of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Queensland Children’s Hospital in Brisbane. He is a Conjoint Professor at the University of Queensland where he is the Deputy Director of the Children's Health and Environment Program. His research targets improved detection, and monitoring, of early lung disease using novel lung function and imaging tools across a number of important paediatric respiratory conditions. He leads international Multiple breath washout (MBW) standardisation work which has enabled its successful incorporation into international clinical trials. Ongoing research is funded by both national and international grants through strong collaborative networks established with leading researchers.

Miriam has almost completed her Respiratory and Sleep Fellowship training through the Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane. While, she has a broad interest in a range of respiratory and sleep conditions, she is currently a PhD candidate through the University of Queensland investigating prevention and management of aspiration lung disease.