Dr. Julian Wong Joon Ip is a psychiatrist and medical lecturer with the Department of Psychological Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya. He earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery with Honours (MBBS)(Hons) from Monash University, and later completed a Master of Psychological Medicine (MPM) at Universiti Malaya. Dr. Wong is actively involved in both undergraduate and postgraduate education, as well as research work. In addition to teaching and research, Dr. Wong is a practicing psychiatrist at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre, where he provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care. His clinical interests encompass a broad range of psychiatric comorbidities, with particular focus on consultation-liaison psychiatry, community-based mental health services, and psychotherapy. Currently, Dr. Wong is a member of the consultation-liaison psychiatry services and the community mental health services (CMHS) in Universiti Malaya Medical Centre. He is also a certified Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) clinician, having completed a training course designed by Dr. Gregg Jacobs, PhD, of University of Massachusetts Medical School. Dr. Wong is also passionate about improving mental health literacy and advocating for mental wellness in the community. He regularly participates in public forums and speaking engagements to raise awareness and promote better mental health practices, on top of presenting at conferences and symposiums locally, regionally and internationally.

Dr Rabiah Al-Adawiyah Rahmat is a dental lecturer and a forensic odontologist specialist in Universiti Malaya. She graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from India in 2011. Upon completion, she served as a dental officer in the Malaysia Ministry of Health for two years before joining the Universiti Malaya in December 2013. She pursued her postgraduate studies at the University of Adelaide, Australia. She obtained a Graduate Diploma in Forensic Odontology in 2015 and a PhD in Forensic DNA in 2020.  Dr Rabiah has been involved in numerous forensic identification cases such as dental identification, age estimation, and clinical malpractice. She is currently active in various teaching, research and clinical work on forensic dentistry, forensic DNA and 3D imaging. She is also a strong advocate for addressing the social issue of stateless children in Malaysia.

Dr. Mohd Fairuz Zamani (better known as Fairuz Zamani) is currently attached to the Faculty of Creative Arts, Universiti Malaya (UM) as an academic.His current research interest is within the realm of music compositions by Malaysian contemporary composers and establishing musical frameworks for the works by these composers.  Apart from academic work, Dr. Fairuz writes music for various occasions. He has been a member of the Malaysian Composers Collective since 2022. Under this organization, he premiered Phrygian Fantasy (2023), Kenyalang Rhapsody (2022), and Two Miniatures (2022). During his time with Koir Kebangsaan Malaysia and Permata Seni Koir as the resident arranger, he composed two works commissioned by the Department of Culture and Arts of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture (MOTAC) - Nuance of Rebab Fantasy (2013) and Mek Mulung Cycle (2018), in addition to countless music arrangements for choir with piano or orchestral accompaniment for various concerts. Dr. Fairuz continues to write choir arrangements for performances and competitions, and many of his arrangements have been sung by national and international award-winning choirs.  Dr. Fairuz is also an active performer and adjudicator. Among notable recent performances were Music of Johan Othman and Razak Aziz (2023), Pini di Roma (2023), and The Carnival of the Animals (2022) with the National Symphony Orchestra of Malaysia, and Beethoven's 250th Birthday Celebration Concert at the German Embassy Kuala Lumpur (2021). Recently, Dr. Fairuz adjudicated the MAME Folksong Festival (Piano category) and the 2nd China-ASEAN Music and Arts Cultural Exchange in 2024.