About MINI
The goal of MINI is to expand access to extracurricular career guidance and professional development for early career scientists interested in radiation epidemiology, statistics, or dosimetry. Early career scientists are paired with more senior scientists conducting research or otherwise working in the target fields for a one-year, one-on-one career mentorship experience.
If you are a graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, or early-career investigator (assistant professor level or within 5 years of terminal degree) in one of the above-listed fields, we’d love to help provide you with added professional development and career guidance.
Update on 17 April 2025
Thank you for your interest in the ISoRED Mentorship Initiative (MINI) program!
We received many applications in the 2024 cycle and are grateful for your dedication in advancing the radiation science and medicine community. Through the dedication of mentors and the enthusiasm of mentees, we are achieving our goal of expanding access to career guidance and professional development.
We are delighted to announce that 16 mentor-mentee matches were made! Mentees and mentors from institutions across the globe began meeting with each other in March 2025. We anticipate that fruitful connections will be made and interest will continue in radiation epidemiology, dosimetry, statistics, and physics.
Regardless of whether you were able to participate in this round of MINI, we hope to see you for next year’s selection process! Keep your eyes on the ISoRED news page towards the end of 2025.
For more details about the MINI program, see the one-page overview of MINI and list of frequently asked questions.
For questions about MINI, please contact Yuehan Wang, Cato Milder, or Christelle Chua En Lin.
Sincerely,
MINI Organizing Committee
ISoRED Early Career Investigators Working Group