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A trainee's perspective on scientific conferences.

Stefanie F Valbon^1,2,3,4, Vanessa de Carvalho Oliveira^1,5, Lauralie Short^1,6,7

¹Trainee Engagement Committee, Canadian Society for Immunology, Winnipeg, MB, Canada.

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Immunology
Scientific Education
Professional Development

Background:

Scientific conferences are crucial for trainee development.
Effective engagement strategies can enhance the trainee experience.
The Canadian Society for Immunology (CSI) established a Trainee Engagement Committee (TEC) in 2020.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a trainee's perspective on strategies for professional growth at scientific meetings.
To highlight successful initiatives by the CSI's TEC.
To offer actionable advice for conference organizers, presenters, and attendees.

Main Methods:

Review of initiatives by the Canadian Society for Immunology (CSI).
Analysis of the role and impact of the Trainee Engagement Committee (TEC).
Formulation of recommendations based on a trainee-centered viewpoint.

Main Results:

The establishment of a dedicated Trainee Engagement Committee (TEC) significantly contributes to trainee involvement.
Trainee-directed events and participation in organizing committees enhance engagement.
Proactive strategies can foster the development of early-career scientists.

Conclusions:

Conference organizers should implement trainee-focused initiatives.
Presenters should tailor content for trainees.
Attendees can optimize learning and networking opportunities for long-term benefits.
Collaborative efforts among scientific societies, organizers, presenters, and trainees are essential.