Karen McCulloch is a post-doctoral researcher with expertise in modelling infectious disease dynamics. Her current research focus is on estimating the burden of disease attributable to chronic hepatitis B in Australia, developing a mathematical model to measure progress towards diagnosis, care and treatment targets.

Ashleigh is an epidemiologist within the WHO Collaborating Centre for Viral Hepatitis. She holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and is completing a Doctor of Medicine at Deakin University and a Master of Public Health at the University of Melbourne.

Wen-Qiang He is a Research Fellow in the School of Public Health and Community Medicine in the University of NSW. He has interests in infections and reproductive health, as well as large scale prospective cohorts and data linkage studies.

Aditi is a Community engagement and projects officer working with International students to improve their general health and well-being. This includes providing information around Sexual Health, Mental Health, and access to information around unplanned pregnancies for international students. Aditi is also an overseas-trained Dentist, with clinical and oral health promotion experience overseas and has a Master’s degree in public health.

Jennifer MacLachlan is an epidemiologist at The Doherty Institute.

Marrianne is the Community Management and Treatment Co-ordinator for Viral Hepatitis within the Hepatitis, HIV/AIDs and Sexual Health Program at the Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland. Marrianne is an RN with extensive experience in gastroenterology an hepatology nursing and is a highly experience Fibroscan operator and trainer.

William Mude has completed a PhD from the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University. William’s thesis specifically explored the burden of chronic hepatitis B among the Sudanese community in Australia

In her role as Blood Borne Virus Program Coordinator at Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University, Jen leads on a range of knowledge translation and research to practice initiatives which support the HIV and hepatitis workforce in Victoria.

Jennifer MacLachlan is an epidemiologist at The Doherty Institute.

Yinzong Xiao is a PhD student of the University of Melbourne and based at Burnet Institute and St Vincent's Hospital. Her PhD research is primarily concerned with improving hepatitis B testing, linkage to care and treatment uptake among high-risk populations in Australia.