Andrew is a radiographer at the Queensland Children’s Hospital and the Accreditation Manager and Managing Editor for prominent radiology resource, Radiopaedia. An accredited advanced practitioner radiographer specialising in radiographic image interpretation and an ASMIRT Fellow, Andrew's passions are patient-focused imaging and creating safe, welcoming environments for vulnerable patients. Andrew has worked in major adult and paediatric institutions in both Canada and Australia and has published papers on radiographic image interpretation and artificial intelligence. In 2024 he was a co-convenor of the Radiopaedia Virtual Conference - the largest, dedicated online radiology conference in the world. He has a passion for teaching and has spoken and ran workshops on radiographic image interpretation at both radiography and radiology conferences.

Dr Nick Woznitza is a consultant radiographer and clinical academic, enhancing and expanding the role of radiographers including in radiographer reporting, advanced practice, and artificial intelligence. Nick is an accredited consultant practitioner with the College of Radiographers and an advanced practitioner with ASMIRT. He was the overall winner at the 2017 Chief Allied Health Professions Officer Awards and was awarded an MBE (Member Of The Order of British Empire) for services to radiography. 

Special interests:

• Radiographer advanced practice, radiographer reporting, lung cancer, artificial intelligence.

Dr. Mahajan completed her Medical School and Residency at McGill University in Canada and then undertook a fellowship in Proton Therapy. An expert in treating pediatric cancer and adult patients with CNS tumors, she has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles and continues to participate in research and new applications of proton therapy. Dr. Mahajan serves as the Medical Director of Particle Therapy at Mayo Clinic and oversees its daily operations. She works closely with the team to improve efficiency, throughput, implementation of new technology and is working on the new Proton Expansion project in Rochester.

Special interests:

• Late effect mitigation for pediatric cancer survivors, optimising treatment delivery, using AI to improve efficiency.

Suresh is a radiologist and fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. He has a Conjoint Lecturer appointment at UNSW and is committed to clinical and radiological research, having completed in 2016 a post-graduate degree in clinical trials research at the University of Sydney. He has published in peer review journals in urological & oncological radiology. Suresh is passionate about philanthropy, having founded Radiology Across Borders. He believes good education and infrastructure should be available to all and is committed to seeing this vision come to fruition.

Special interests:

• Oncological, urogenital, gastrointestinal radiology and body and pelvic MRI, clinical trials research.
• Philanthropy and Radiology Across Borders