ENEA Young Researchers Committee Training Program
ENEA Young Researchers Committee Training Program
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The ENEA Young Researchers Committee (EYRC) is a subcommittee of the European Neuroendocrine Association (ENEA). Here, we will upload interview that are part of the EYRC Training Program, creating a platform where early career clinicians and scientists can access for free interviews with researchers working on neuroendocrinology, seminars, and short presentations of recently published studies.More info on EYRC composition and activities can be found on our webpage https://enea.org/enea-young-researcher-committee/
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The podcast emphasizes themes such as career development in neuroendocrinology, the latest research findings, and insights on setting up collaborations. For instance, interviews may cover specialized topics like adrenal gland tumors and endocrine hypertension disorders, exploring how research influences clinical practices and therapeutic advancements.
The ENEA Young Researchers Committee (EYRC) is a subcommittee of the European Neuroendocrine Association (ENEA). Here, we will upload interviews that are part of the EYRC Training Program, creating a platform where early career clinicians and scientists can access for free interviews with researchers working on neuroendocrinology, seminars, and short presentations of recently published studies.
More info on EYRC composition and activities can be found on our webpage https://enea.org/enea-young-researcher-committee.
On behalf of the EYRC, Dr Mario Detomas interviewed Professor Mirjam Christ-Crain during the 9th ENEA Workshop held in Marseille, France, in December 2025.Mirjam Christ-Crain is Prof.of Endocrinology & Chief of the Clinic for Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at the University Hospital of Basel, Switzerland.She is also the President-Elect of the European Society of Endocrinology (ESE).In this interview, Professor Christ-Crain shares valuable insights for the next generation of endocrinologists.Reflecting on her academic journey, she highlights the importance of building strong professional networks, starting research early, and developing resilience in the face of challenges within an academic career.Professor Christ-Crain also discusses how her scientific interests evolved—from early work in subclinical hypothyroidism and procalcitonin to stress hormones, copeptin, and ultimately AVP deficiency—illustrating how curiosity, opportunity, and unexpected paths shape a research career.Finally, she addresses the future of pituitary research in Europe, emphasizing the need for stronger international collaboration, increased funding opportunities, and well-designed clinical trials to make the field more attractive to young clinicians and scientists.It was a true pleasure to interview Prof. Christ-Crain, and we hope that her experience and insights will inspire and support young clinician scientists in their own career paths in Endocrinology!We are also proud to support her recent nomination for the Swiss Viktor Award for Medical Excellence. If you would like to support her, you can vote here: https://viktor-award.ch/voting-medizi…#Endocrinology#Neuroendocrinology#PituitaryDiseases#AVPdeficiency#ENEA#EYRC#YoungResearchers#MedicalResearch#WomenInScience🔔 Subscribe for more interviews and scientific discussions!📢 Stay Connected with EYRC!Join the ENEA Young Researchers Committee (EYRC) community and stay updated on the latest research, events, and opportunities! Follow us on our official channels:🌐 Website: EYRC Official Page https://enea.org/enea-young-researche…🔗 Social Media:💼 LinkedIn: /enea-young-researcher-committee🐦 X (formerly Twitter): @ENEAssoc📘 Facebook: /eyrc-enea📸 Instagram: /eneayoung🌎 Bluesky: @eyrc.bsky.social💬 Threads: @eneayoung📩 Stay engaged, connect with fellow researchers, and be part of our growing scientific community!
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