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Early Career Scientist Committee

The Early-Career Scientists Committee (ECSC) is dedicated to, and run by, early-career scientists who are part of the MSACL EU community. The network aims to provide a forum to support scientists from academia, industry or government laboratories applying mass spectrometry in the clinical environment at the start of their professional career. Given the unique challenges of scientists who are in the early stages of their careers, the mission of this committee is to recognize the value and importance of our early-career members, improving their experience of MSACL EU and benefitting from our community. The ECSC is developing several ideas for activities at MSACL EU to be held 24-26 th September in Salzburg, Austria to fulfil our aspirations of strengthening communication and collaboration, supporting development learning and encouraging opportunities for professional growth.

Our vision is to establish a real sense of community and engagement between early-career scientists within MSACL EU, to support information sharing and networking to assist personal development as well as contributing to the overall mission of MSACL in accelerating the implementation of mass spectrometry in the clinical laboratory and improving of patient care.

Chair
	Nicola Gray, PhD University of Reading
Breath Analysis
	Ilaria Belluomo, PhD (Early Career SciCom Rep) Imperial College London
Glycomics
	Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer, PhD (Early Career SciCom Rep) LUMC
Metabolites & Metabolomics
	Julien Boccard, PhD (Lead) (Early Career SciCom Rep) University of Geneva
Microbiology
	Simon Cameron, PhD (Early Career SciCom Rep) Queen’s University Belfast
Proteins & Proteomics
	Renee Ruhaak, PhD LUMC
Tissue Imaging
	Ólöf Gerdur Ísberg University of Iceland / Imperial College London
Tox, TDM, Endocrine
	Marine Letertre, PhD (Early Career SciCom Rep) Imperial College London