Tim is a consultant hip, knee and trauma surgeon based at Colchester hospital and the Essex and Suffolk Elective Orthopaedic Centre (the country's newest and largest orthopaedic unit). He is the head of knee surgery there as well as being an Honorary Senior Lecturer at ARU helping to set up The Institute of Excellence in Robotic Surgery (TIERS). Tim's clinical 
interests include primary hip surgery and specialist knee surgery including revision and robotic procedures. He is a national expert in robotics and is frequently involved in training and research on this modality.  His current research interests are around patient specific alignment, endoprosthetic replacement of bone and bone cutting techniques.  

Dr Joseph Harris is an anaesthesia resident at University College London Hospital where he holds the post of Innovation Fellow in Anaesthesia and Honorary Research Fellow at University College London. His research interests lie in the clinical application of AI 
across perioperative medicine, considering how technology will shape the delivery of surgery and anaesthesia in the future. His recent review on the use of AI in ultrasound scanning for regional anaesthesia considers the state of play, opportunities and challenges of this emerging technology.  

Dr. Bernadette de Bakker is a medical doctor and assistant professor at Amsterdam UMC, specialising in human development and high-resolution postmortem imaging. Following her PhD on 3D human embryology, she founded the Dutch Fetal Biobank and established three independent research lines in 3D human development, postmortem imaging and innovative high-resolution imaging. Her work, including the 3D-Embryo Atlas published in Science, has received international recognition, awards and major media coverage. She leads a multidisciplinary team, supervises numerous PhD candidates, and aims to advance Micro-CT-based virtual autopsy to improve diagnostics and care for families affected by pregnancy loss. 

Joanna Wakefield-Scurr, also known as thebraprofessor.com, is a Professor of Biomechanics and the Founder of the Research Group in Breast Health at the University of Portsmouth (port.ac.uk/breastresearch).  The Research Group is renowned for research on the biomechanics of the breast. The Group has been conducting fundamental and applied research into breast biomechanics since 2005 when it developed and published the first procedure to establish dynamic breast movement in three dimensions. During this time, the breast biomechanics of thousands of women 
have been assessed in a variety of conditions, contributing to a unique database of the forces acting through the breast tissue and the support requirements of the breast. Joanna is well known within the commercial sector, with research projects informing clinical practice and breast support design around the world. More recently, Joanna and her team have worked with elite athlete groups, such as the Lionesses and England netball in the lead up to major championships, improving athlete breast and bra knowledge, reducing breast pain and providing performance benefits.

Prof. Khanduja is a Consultant orthopaedic surgeon specializing in sports surgery and young adult arthroplasty at Addenbrooke's - Cambridge University Hospital. He was instrumental in setting up the tertiary referral service for young adults with hip pathology in Cambridge for the East of England and leads the service. In addition to his clinical practice, he also leads the Cambridge Young Adult Hip Research Group, which is focused on the use of technology in the assessment and improvement of outcomes in young adults with hip pathology. He is an Affiliate Professor at the University of Cambridge, Visiting Professor at University of Ghent and was awarded the Hunterian Professorship by the RCS England in 2021. He also has a 
wealth of editorial and leadership experience as former Associate & Speciality Editor to Bone and Joint Journal, Associate Editor in Chief to JISAKOS and currently Executive Editor to JBJS (Am). He is also a Past President to the British Hip Society, Founder Chair to the ESSKA European Hip Preservation Associates (EHPA), Past Chair of Non Arthoplasty Hip Registry (NAHR) and is currently on the Executive Board of the British Orthopaedic Association, ISHA and is the President to SICOT.

Gabrielle Finn is Professor of Medical Education at the University of Manchester. She previously served as Associate Vice-President and Vice-Dean for Teaching, Learning and Students the University of Manchester. She was Founding Director of the Health Professions Education Unit at Hull York Medical School. Her research spans assessment, professionalism, widening participation, gender discrimination, curriculum design, and anatomy pedagogy. She has published over 150 works and secured significant research funding. She is Associate Editor for two major journals. Professor Finn is a National Teaching Fellow (2019), Principal Fellow of the HEA, and KIPRIME Fellow, and is the Chair of the Association for the Study of Medical Education (ASME).