Lily is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland (UQ). Lily has extensive clinical research experience through employment at the UQ, Lives Lived Well and Headspace. During her PhD, Lily developed and implemented a social network intervention to reduce high risk substance use by utilising social influence effects.

Rachel Visontay is a PhD candidate at the Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use at the University of Sydney. Her research focusses on applying methods to promote causal inference in the study of relationships between alcohol and long-term health outcomes.

Dr Antoinette Poulton is an early career researcher in behavioural neuroscience. Her research currently focuses on executive function, particularly as it pertains to at-risk drug/alcohol intake, vulnerability for transition to dependence, adverse alcohol use outcomes in young adults, and how feedback about alcohol intake and cognition influences subsequent alcohol use.

Michael Livingston is a quantitative researcher working on alcohol policy evaluations, alcohol epidemiology and survey methods.

Kylie, Scott, Jimmy, James, Catherine and Kate are part of the original team who developed the Grog App. James led the validation analysis. Teagan is a PhD candidate who focused on the dependence items on the Grog App.