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Roxane Legaie is the Head of Clinical Informatics for the ZERO program at the Children’s Cancer Institute, joining the team in 2026 to support the data-driven future of paediatric precision medicine. With nearly two decades of experience across both academic and clinical bioinformatics, she is an expert in the development, validation, and NATA accreditation of high-stakes clinical genomics pipelines. Prior to her current role, Roxane spent eight years at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre as the Clinical Bioinformatics Team Leader, where she coordinated the informatics requirements for the Molecular Pathology department, ensuring the establishment of a fully accredited genomics laboratory. An approachable leader and strategic advisor, Roxane specialises in coordinating diverse teams of bioinformaticians, pathologists, and clinicians. She is dedicated to ensuring that complex bioinformatics solutions translate into seamless, high-quality diagnostic tools that empower clinicians and improve outcomes for cancer patients and their families.

Jasmine coordinates BrisBio's statewide events calendar and supports engagement with the bioinformatics community across Central Queensland. She works to improve visibility of opportunities, events, and collaborations throughout the state.

James Barton leads the BrisBio newsletter and supports communications activities across the initiative. He helps ensure community members remain informed about events, opportunities, and developments across Queensland's bioinformatics ecosystem.