Young Scientists

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.

• Outlook to the Rennes Congress 2026
Two symposia:
• Joint Symposium with the IATDMCT PMx Committee
• Joint Symposium with the SFPT Young Scientists
• YS Award Contest in preparation
• Upcoming networking opportunity during the YS Night together with the SFPT Young Scientists
• Meet us during the YSC Meeting –> All YS interested in joining the YSC are welcome
• Reflection on the Singapore Congress 2025:
• 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 18 members
• Zachary Taylor (USA) took over as Vice-Chair
• Regular Compass contributions (e.g. Vol 24 Issues 1-4)
• Regular online meetings

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

• https://iatdmct.org/resources/eight-drugs-a-week-episode-9-iatdmct-young-scientists-when-im-64/

Lea Wagmann (Chair) – Germany
Zachary Taylor (Vice-Chair) – USA
Shungo Imai – Japan
Thi Anh Nguyen – Australia
Hong Zhou – China
Nathalie Grace Sy Chua – Singapore
Cindy Lau – Australia
Jasper Kamp – Norway
Ruth Mariam Ipe – India
Aayudhin Menon – India
Jefman Efendi Marzuki – Indonesia
Song Zaiwei – China
Janani Sundaresan – Netherlands
Jordan Brooks – USA
Lucas Brstilo – Argentina
Martín Umpiérrez – Uruguay
Laura Olivo – Brazil
Ronaldo Morales Jr – Brazil