EMCRs of LIMS Society

EMCRs of LIMS Society logo. Image features the LIMS hex logo shape in black, wearing a black doctoral bonnet/hat with a red tassel. The image says

"Cogitationes coniunguntur, scientia floret”–  When minds connect, science flourishes.

What is the EMCRs of LIMS Society?

The EMCRs of LIMS Society is a vibrant, supportive network dedicated to empowering postdoctoral researchers across the La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science (LIMS) and its esteemed partner institutions, including the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute, AdAlta, and Imunexus Therapeutics.

Connecting with others in the research community can quietly shape the course of a scientific career. It allows researchers to share ideas, learn from different approaches, and build relationships that might lead to future collaborations or opportunities. These connections often offer practical benefits, like advice on methods, insights into funding, or simply hearing how others navigate similar challenges. Staying engaged with the wider scientific world can be both grounding and inspiring as researchers find their footing early on in their career.

Grounded in La Trobe University’s core values, we encourage a curiosity-driven approach to innovation, and a genuine respect for people and diversity. Through tailored events, networking initiatives, and career development opportunities. We connect EMCRs, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration where scientific excellence and professional growth go hand in hand.

Contact

If you would like to find out more about the EMCRs of LIMS Society, or are an early- or mid-career researcher at LIMS and would like to join, please contact us via email.

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2025 Committee Members

President: Dr Anurag Adhikari | Vice President: Dr Daniel Missailidis | Treasurer:  Dr Tien Nguyen | Secretary: Dr Vivian Tran

Awards Co-Chairs: Dr Dimitra Chatzileontiadou and Liana Theodoridis | Social Chair: Dr Vernise Lim | Symposium Chair: Dr Janesha Maddumage | Workshops Co-Chairs: Tayla Hughes and Tina Katsaros