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Mentor LinkUp
Thursday, 23 September 2021 (fully remote)
We are now finalizing the groups. Interested attendees who filled the 2-min survey will soon receive information on their group meeting (confirmation of time-slot, instructions on how to connect).
Interest in the event has been robust, but we have still limited availability. For further information, .
As a signature element of the inaugural hybrid MicroTAS 2021, we are creating a Mentoring Network and Mentoring Forum open to all MicroTAS 2021 registered attendees.
Designed to create deeper connections among the MicroTAS community, this inaugural Mentor LinkUp should build your professional network, whether you are established or just starting out. Mentor LinkUp should be an efficient, but impactful experience.
During the intimate virtual forum, small groups of mentees will connect with established leaders from academia or industry. A short introduction will set the stage for the main element: an informal fireside chat within the small groups.
While maintaining a professional tone, we do see an excellent opportunity to delve into topics as diverse as choosing research questions to finding your place in the research & development world. Established leaders will make new global connections with up & coming talent, and understand the perspective of our next generation of leading contributors.
To stay informed, please indicate your interest in joining this year's community of Mentors (established industry and academic researchers) and Mentees (postdoctoral scholars, graduate students, trainees) by checking the relevant box on your MicroTAS 2021 registration form.
Community of Mentors
Thursday, 23 September 2021 (fully remote)
We are now finalizing the groups. Interested attendees who filled the 2-min survey will soon receive information on their group meeting (confirmation of time-slot, instructions on how to connect).
Interest in the event has been robust, but we have still limited availability. For further information, .
As a signature element of the inaugural hybrid MicroTAS 2021, we are creating a Mentoring Network and Mentoring Forum open to all MicroTAS 2021 registered attendees.
Designed to create deeper connections among the MicroTAS community, this inaugural Mentor LinkUp should build your professional network, whether you are established or just starting out. Mentor LinkUp should be an efficient, but impactful experience.
During the intimate virtual forum, small groups of mentees will connect with established leaders from academia or industry. A short introduction will set the stage for the main element: an informal fireside chat within the small groups.
While maintaining a professional tone, we do see an excellent opportunity to delve into topics as diverse as choosing research questions to finding your place in the research & development world. Established leaders will make new global connections with up & coming talent, and understand the perspective of our next generation of leading contributors.
To stay informed, please indicate your interest in joining this year's community of Mentors (established industry and academic researchers) and Mentees (postdoctoral scholars, graduate students, trainees) by checking the relevant box on your MicroTAS 2021 registration form.
Community of Mentors
Mohamed Abdelgawad
American University of Sharjah
USA
American University of Sharjah
USA
Holger Becker
microfluidic ChipShop, GmbH
GERMANY
microfluidic ChipShop, GmbH
GERMANY
Eric Brouzes
Stony Brook University
USA
Stony Brook University
USA
Jason Fiering
Draper
USA
Draper
USA
Mei He
University of Florida
USA
University of Florida
USA
Amy E. Herr
University of California, Berkeley
USA
University of California, Berkeley
USA
David Juncker
McGill University
CANADA
McGill University
CANADA
Leanna Levine
Aline, Inc.
USA
Aline, Inc.
USA
Hong Ma
University of British Columbia
CANADA
University of British Columbia
CANADA
Josh Molho
Bio-Techne
USA
Bio-Techne
USA
Kevin Nichols
Amazon Diagnostics
USA
Amazon Diagnostics
USA
Greg Nordin
Brigham Young University
USA
Brigham Young University
USA
Debjani Paul
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
INDIA
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
INDIA
Jonathan Posner
University of Washington
USA
University of Washington
USA
Beth Pruitt
University of California Santa Barbara
USA
University of California Santa Barbara
USA
Nebras Sobahi
King Abdulaziz University
SAUDI ARABIA
King Abdulaziz University
SAUDI ARABIA
Ryan Sochol
University of Maryland
USA
University of Maryland
USA
Sindy Tang
Stanford University
USA
Stanford University
USA
Organizers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
USA