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Professor Leschziner has worked at Guy's Hospital and St Thomas' Hospital for over 12 years, running epilepsy, sleep and general neurology clinics. The clinic states he developed a multidisciplinary sleep service at Guy's Hospital, described as the UK's largest dedicated sleep service. He edited the Oxford Handbook of Sleep Medicine and serves as a neurology section editor for Principles and Practice of Sleep Medicine. He is a BBC Radio 4 and World Service presenter and authored The Nocturnal Brain and The Man Who Tasted Words.

A chest physician with 25 years of experience who chairs the lung failure team at the Royal Brompton Hospital in London. He has published approximately 300 peer-reviewed scientific articles. Since 2016 he has also served as Chest Physician for the Isle of Skye and Lochaber, dedicating 20% of his time to general respiratory medicine practice in that region.

Dr Konda trained in London in respiratory medicine and general internal medicine. She holds an NHS position at Royal Brompton Hospital, described as a National Centre of Excellence for patients with lung disease in the UK. She established a respiratory high dependency unit and serves as educational lead for the British Sleep Society. She is elected to represent sleep research at the European Sleep Research Society level and acts as an external reviewer for medical trainees in India.

Professor Williams maintains a full-time sleep medicine practice with experience dating to research at Harvard University. He held tenured Professor status at UCLA, where he developed a major sleep service. On returning to London he directed the Lane Fox Respiratory Unit and established the Sleep Disorders Centre at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, described as by far the largest and most active in the UK. He founded the Sleep Medicine Section of the Royal Society of Medicine and received the UK's inaugural Chair in Sleep Medicine at King's College London.

Dr Makker has conducted research on exercise-induced asthma mechanisms and supervised MSc and MD research fellows. The clinic states he managed COVID patients during the pandemic and contributed to the post-COVID service. He has published extensively on lung cancer and sleep apnoea, served as a NICE Specialist Committee member, and held leadership roles including Director of Research/Development at an NHS trust.

Mr Cheong holds substantive consultant positions at the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals (University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust) and Cleveland Clinic London. The clinic states he is the only Consultant ENT Surgeon in London and the UK with a full-time NHS practice exclusively in snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea. He performed the first Genio Nyxoah and first female Inspire hypoglossal nerve implants for sleep apnoea in the UK, founded the first International Sleep Surgery Course in the UK, and completed fellowships at Stanford University Hospital and the Asia Sleep Surgery Centre in Singapore. He has published in journals including The Lancet and JAMA.