Edwin Dyson is a senior research assistant at the UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health. He additionally studies his Master of Public Health at the University of Queensland. He has a passion for epidemiology and practical applications for in it the real word

Dr Vujcich has a DPhil in Public Health from Oxford University where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He currently manages the Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Research and Evaluation Network at Curtin University and has extensive research and evaluation experience

Dr Brooker is a Medical Doctor and Clinical Educator and previous Medical Director from Sexual Health Quarters in Perth, Western Australia. She is a GP with experience in procedural obstetrics, rural health and homeless health care. She represents a passionate team of clinicians from SHQ.

Dr Sylvia Kauer works on the National Survey of Secondary Students and Sexual Health at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society. Her areas of interest include young people's health, sexual health and wellbeing, technology and statistics.

Martin’s expertise is in HIV prevention, particularly with gay and bisexual men. He studies trends in sexual behaviour, and conducts social and behavioural research on HIV, sexual health and the use of biomedical prevention methods. For the last three years his team has been assessing the impact of COVID-19 on gay and bisexual men’s behaviour, and now his team is setting up a project to understand community perceptions of and reactions to monkeypox, including willingness to be vaccinated and change behaviour.