Dr. Hoa Ngo is a Senior Research Scientist at the Australian e-Health Research Centre, CSIRO. He has a strong background and extensive expertise in semantic and knowledge representation, clinical terminology, applied machine learning, deep learning, and natural language processing in the healthcare domain.

Dana’s project work with the Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) at CSIRO has predominantly centred on digital services for equitable healthcare, developing innovative and effective technologies to enhance health autonomy. She currently leads the Neurodevelopment and Plasticity team, managing AEHRCs cerebral palsy projects and has a lead role in projects incorporating chatbots, mHealth apps, wearable sensors and neural biomarkers. Dana is also an adjunct Senior Research Fellow with the Queensland Brain Institute.

Gabrielle Josling is a Senior Research Scientist in the Health Intelligence team in the CSIRO Australian e-Health Research Centre. Her research interests include machine learning, predictive analytics, and synthetic data.

Joyce is a researcher specialising in digital and health information systems for resource-constrained settings. With extensive experience developing technology solutions for social impact, Joyce focuses on enhancing healthcare delivery, accessibility, and equity. Her work integrates user-centred design and interoperability to address systemic gaps, with a strong emphasis on improving mental health care in underserved communities.

Hwan-Jin Yoon is currently a researcher at the CSIRO AEHRC, specializing in Health Intelligence. He contributes to cutting-edge research that leverages statistical modelling to address complex challenges in health data analysis. Hwan-Jin worked at the Statistical Consulting Unit at ANU, where he provided expert statistical advice and conducted advanced research in various domains. His major research interests focus on statistical modelling, especially random effects models (LMM, GLMM, HGLM).