Young Scientists

Chair

Lea Wagmann
Homburg, Germany

Vice-Chair

Zachary Taylor
Cincinnati, USA

Committee Purpose

The Young Scientist Committee was formed at the 2005 Congress in Louisville Kentucky, by founding Chair Frank Peters, while Hans Maurer was president to support and promote the Young Scientist membership. Since then, the YS membership has grown significantly and YS have become an integral part of the IATDMCT.
 
Benefits of membership:

  • reduced membership and Congress fees
  • YS activities at Congresses: YS Night Out, YS Symposium and scientific recognition through YS awards
  • opportunity for networking and collaboration with colleagues that have unrivalled expertise in TDM and CT
  • access to the Mentor-Mentee program

YS are very active members of the IATDMCT and contribute to:

  • the Young Scientist Corner of the Compass
  • organization of YS activities during but also independent of the annual conference
  • recognition of outstanding contributions of Young Scientist members through awards
  • IATDMCT social media channels including LinkedIn, @IATDMCT on X and Facebook

We encourage YS members to participate in our activities and young investigators that are not members to join IATDMCT and become part of our vibrant Association.

  • 83 YS subscribed to Singapore YS award contest
  • YS symposium with four YS speakers
  • Networking opportunity during the YS night out at Singapore’s iconic Clarke Quay
  • YSC increased to 15 members
  • Zachary Taylor (USA) takes over as Vice-Chair
  • Two Compass contributions (Vol 24 Issues 1 & 2)
  • Three online meetings (Oct 24, Feb & Sep 25)

2025

 
23rd Congress, September 21-24, Singapore

  • YSC Symposium
    Chairs: Hualin Cai, Vice-chair of the IATDMCT YSC; Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University, China, and Lea Wagmann, Chair of the IATDMCT YSC; Saarland University, Germany
    The symposium was planned by YSC members of IATDMCT with four speakers (all IATDMCT members and young scientists)

    • Focus on TDM and Local Scientists
      Leveraging on TDM to Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance
      Nathalie Grace Sy Chua, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore
    • Focus on Intoxications in Clinical Toxicology
      Current situation of mass spectrometry analysis of toxins in clinical toxicology
      Aline C Vollmer, Saarland University, Homburg, Germany
    • Focus on TDM Services and Career Development
      Establishment of TDM Service in India
      Sumith K. Mathew, Christian Medical College, Vellore, India
    • Speech 4: Focus on Clinical Toxicological Aspects of ALK Inhibitors
      The production of reactive metabolites may be one of the main causes of clinical drug-induced liver injury mediated by ALK inhibitors
      Yicong Bian, First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University, China

Lea Wagmann (Chair)
Zachary Taylor (Vice-Chair)
Shungo Imai
Ruth Mariam Ipe
Jasper Kamp
Cindy Lau
Jefman Efendi Marzuki
Sumith Mathew
Aayudhin Menon
Thi Anh Nguyen
Nathalie Grace Sy Chua
Guido Trezeguet Renatti
Hong Zhou

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