Young scientists are a unique group of researchers within the academia world, as they are a constant stream of people that have innovative ideas and research, which can either support or challenge existing ways of thinking about the world around us. However, the majority of young scientists leave academia within three years of their research programme being completed. Consequently, and quite often not, many of these ideas and their research leaves as well, without the exposure they deserve. The annual IDRiM conference has given young scientists an opportunity to present their innovative research, through the ‘Young Scientist Session’. This specially arranged session is to give those who awardees who came in the top three of the YSS at the IDRiM annual conference, a chance to give a full academic style presentation.

IDRiM2021

IDRiM2021 YSS Awardees Presentation

Tuesday, 24 May 2022 @ 14:00 – 15:15 (JST) / 05:00 – 06:15 (UTC)

Organized by Dr. Mark Ashley Parry, Northumbria University, UK

[ Presentation Recording ]

Tyanita Puti Marindah Wardhani : Here

Huan Liu: Here

IDRiM2022

IDRiM2022 YSS Awardees Presentation

Monday, 12 December 2022 @ 12:00 pm (UTC)

Organized by Dr. Mark Ashley Parry, Northumbria University, UK

IDRiM2023 (online)

IDRiM2023 YSS Awardees Presentation (online awardees)

Monday, 12 December 2023 @ 9:00 am (UTC)

Organized by Dr. Mark Ashley Parry, Northumbria University, UK


IDRiM2023 (in-person)

IDRiM2023 YSS Awardees Presentation (in-person awardees)

Wednesday, 20 December 2023 @ 6:00 am (UTC)

Organized by Dr. Mark Ashley Parry, Northumbria University, UK