Early Professionals in Molecular Imaging (EPMI) Affinity Group

AFFINITY GROUP

WMIS COMMUNITY

ABOUT EPMI

The mission of the EPMI Interest Group is to foster the career development and advancement of professional researchers in academia and industry during the early stages of their career (graduate students, postdoctoral fellows/researchers, instructors, assistant professors and equivalents in academia and industry). Members will take an advocacy position within the WMIS on issues of importance to young investigators in molecular imaging science. Furthermore, we will provide networking events and leadership for career development opportunities for early stage professionals in molecular imaging sciences.

Mission Statement

To globally support the professional development of postdoctoral fellows/researchers, junior faculty, and junior/senior scientists in Molecular Imaging and associated science and engineering disciplines.

Kiel Neumann, Ph.D.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Brendon Cook, PhD
Biogen

Samantha Delaney, PhD
King’s College London, London

Eric Arstad, University College London
Eszter Boros, MGH
Frederick Chin
Siva Sai Krishna Dasa, University of Virginia
Michel Eisenblätter, Universität Münster
Gilbert Fruhwirth, King’s College London
Jason Holland, MGH
Susanne Kossatz, University Hospital Jena
Suzanne Lapi, Washington University
Jonathan Liu, Stony Brook University
Brett Michael Paterson, The University of Melbourne
Thomas Reiner, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Yann Seimbille, Geneva University Hospital
Danielle Vugts, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
David Wilson, UCSF
Brian Zeglis, Hunter College

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