Trainee Symposia

The Trainee Symposia are organized by the Trainee Advisory Committee and cover issues relevant to today’s trainees at all stages of their career (graduate, postdoctoral, early career).

Below are links to the Trainee Symposia from each year's Experimental Biology meeting.

Resources

2013 Trainee Symposium: Translational Research: From Bench to Bedside

Session outlining the career trajectories of several individuals who have chosen a career in translational research.

2012 Trainee Symposium: E-Media Tools for the Professional Scientist

Session to highlight new technologies for the professional physiologist.

2011 Trainee Symposium: The Individual Development Plan - Plotting a Career Trajectory

Individual Development Plans (IDPs) provide a planning process that helps identify both career objectives and professional development needs.

2010 Trainee Symposium: Publish, Not Perish: How to Survive the Peer Review Process

Session on peer review process to maximize the success of publishing in scientific journals.

2009 Trainee Symposium: Mentoring Strategies: Beyond the Bench

Laboratory management skills are a necessary, but often neglected, component of trainee education.

2008 Trainee Symposium: Marketing Yourself on Paper for Academic Positions

Session examining the different components of the application packet for academic faculty positions.

2007 Trainee Symposium: Multiple Career Paths for a Physiologist

Session examining different career paths, including both ‘academic’ and ‘industry’ positions.

2006 Trainee Symposium: Transition from Postdoc to Jr. Faculty

The transition from a postdoc to a Jr. faculty position may be the most critical stage for trainees.

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