Dr Clare Bradley is the Program Manager for the ATLAS Network. She has been working in the health services research and surveillance sectors for 20 years. Clare has wide-ranging research interests, now focused on Indigenous health but also encompassing injury prevention and aged care research involving population-level linked datasets.

Elenor is an epidemiologist focusing on sexually transmissible infections and blood borne viruses at the Communicable Diseases Branch at Health Protection NSW.

Alison is a Master of Applied Epidemiology (MAE) scholar with a placement within the Communicable Diseases, Epidemiology and Surveillance Section of the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care. Previously Alison worked as a general practitioner in the Northern Territory and is interested in Indigenous health and communicable disease.

Rebecca Wigan is the program coordinator of the NHMRC Partnership Grant for syphilis control. Within this role, she has been instrumental in the development and implementation of innovative projects that aim to improve syphilis testing, detection and management across antenatal, community and general practice settings.

Dr Emma Sweeney is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Queensland. She is a microbiologist whose research primarily focuses on molecular diagnostics and characterisation of sexually-transmitted infections, with a specific focus on Mycoplasma genitalium and syphilis.

From Papua New Guinea and working with Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research as a senior research officer for social and behavioral studies