Gilles Guillemin is a highly regarded medical researcher with a wealth of experience in the field of biomarkers for ageing and diseases. As a professor of neurochemistry and neuroinflammation in Australia, he has led research studies exploring the potential of therapeutic plasma exchange in treating a variety of conditions, including ageing, chronic infections, and neurological disorders. Through his ground-breaking research and commitment to advancing medical science, Prof Guillemin has made significant contributions to the understanding and application of therapeutic plasma exchange, improving patient outcomes and quality of life.

Samantha Duncan is a dedicated and highly skilled registered nurse with expertise in therapeutic plasma exchange. She has worked with patients with a wide range of medical conditions, including those who require plasma exchange treatment. As a key member of the medical team, Samantha plays a critical role in providing compassionate and comprehensive care to her patients, monitoring their progress and ensuring they receive the best possible treatment.

Marcelle Noble is an experienced medical professional with a deep interest in health and wellbeing, particularly in the area of therapeutic plasma exchange. As a former nurse and current ambulance medic, she has dedicated her career to providing innovative and effective treatments to improve patient outcomes. In 2015, she co-founded the first university-based stem cell clinic in New Zealand, in partnership with Prof Richard Boyd from Monash University Melbourne and Prof Andrew French from Melbourne University.