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.

Lyra Egan is a Research Assistant and PhD candidate at the Matilda Centre, University of Sydney. Lyra works across several projects focusing on substance-use prevention strategies. She holds a Paul Ramsay Foundation PhD Scholarship for her research into preventing poor diet, alcohol use, tobacco smoking and vaping among disadvantaged adolescents.

Dr Rowan Ogeil is a Senior Research Fellow at Monash University. He has research interests in sleep medicine and chronobiology, particularly the effects that alcohol and other drugs have on sleep. Rowan also plays a significant role in teaching and community engagement at Turning Point.

Dr Warren Logge is an early career researcher at the Edith Collins Centre. His research focuses on neurocognitive mechanisms underlying addictive disorders, and is expert in evaluating neurobiological and psychophysiological biomarkers of brain responses to motivational drug cues in addictive disorders, including evaluating pharmacotherapy treatment outcomes.

Hsu-Chen is currently a PhD candidate in the School of Psychology and NCYSUR at The University of Queensland. With particular interest in addiction research, Hsu-Chen's PhD is aimed to further understand the multidimensional nature of craving and motivation in alcohol use.