SHARE 2026
Description
The SHARE 2026 hybrid event will be held on 24–25 November 2026 and offers a rare opportunity to showcase your research or development work in digital health to an engaged audience of industry and academic leaders.
We are again exploring the intersection of digital health and equity - with a Zoom-only opening session from 6:00PM - 9:00PM (AEDT) of Tuesday 24 November, then an in-person all-day event at Monash University Clayton from 8:30AM - 5:00PM (AEDT) on Wednesday 25 November, Zoom access will also be available for attendees outside Melbourne.
Attendance is free. Lunch will be provided to all in-person attendees.
SCHEDULE
We invite you to browse last year’s abstract booklet while the 2026 program is being finalised.
To have your work considered for presentation at this event, please complete this form by Friday 2 October 2026.
SHARE is hosted by the Alliance for Digital Health at Monash (ADAM)
Speakers and Guests
Professor Juliana Sutanto
Juliana Sutanto is a Professor in Information Systems. After obtaining her PhD in 2008 from the School of Computing at the National University of Singapore, she joined ETH Zurich in Switzerland as Chair of Management Information Systems. In August 2015, she moved to Lancaster University as Professor in Information Systems. In January 2023, she joined Monash University as Lead of Digital Transformation Group in Department of Human-Centred Computing, and Indonesia Lead for the Faculty of IT. Since January 2025, she has been the Associate Dean (International) for the Faculty. Her research expertise spans system design, user behavioural analysis and data management. Her research has been published in leading information systems journals, MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, Journal of the Association for Information Systems, and Journal of Management Information Systems. She was an Associate Editor for MIS Quarterly, and a Senior Editor for the Journal of the Association for Information Systems. Among her ongoing research topics are IT-supported decision-making during disaster response; data governance, community resilience; and multi-perspective analysis and design of health information systems.
Associate Professor Darshini Ayton
Associate Professor Darshini Ayton is a health services researcher, entrepreneur, and leader of the Ageing and Health Services Team at Monash University. She is the founder of Evidencea, an AI-powered platform that integrates care data with evidence-based research to predict clinical risks and provide actionable recommendations for improving care quality and outcomes. Her work focuses on ageing, dementia, implementation science, and leveraging emerging technologies to transform health and aged care services.
Professor Yang Xiang
Professor Yang Xiang, IEEE Fellow, is a Professor at Monash University and a globally recognised leader in cybersecurity and trustworthy AI. Over more than 25 years, his research has spanned AI security, system security, software security, network security, applied cryptography, and distributed systems. He has published more than 300 papers in leading international venues, including ACM CCS, IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, USENIX Security, NDSS, IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing, and IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security. A Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher, his work has received more than 32,000 citations, with an h-index of 91. Professor Xiang’s research has also delivered significant real-world impact. His open-source technologies have been adopted by major Linux distributions, including Fedora and Debian, and are used by millions of users worldwide. He has also established extensive collaborations with industry and government. He is a current member of the Australian Research Council College of Experts and has extensive experience in research leadership, research capacity-building, industry engagement, and advising public and private sectors on AI, cybersecurity, digital technologies, and national digital priorities.
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