Trainees

Trainees at DOHaDWelcome to the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) Society’s Trainee online community! DOHaD trainees are comprised of undergraduate students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows, and other early-career professionals pursuing research in fetal and developmental origins of health and disease. Trainees are a valuable part of the Society’s discovery platform and are integral in the development of new and innovative id

 

Click here to become a DOHaD Trainee Member

 

 

DOHaD 2022 in Vancouver

It’s never too late to get a jumpstart on the next DOHaD meeting! If you have ideas about trainee workshops, networking events and other training opportunities at the next World Congress, please contact your Council Representative Amita Bansal at amitab@pennmedicine.upenn.edu. 

 

Connect with us on Facebook

The ‘Trainees of the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) Society'  Facebook group is a platform for contributing ideas, sharing new findings, and staying connected. We are open to all trainees and emerging scientists, and are up to 136 members! Please join the group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/408996095891579/

 

Postdoc trainees – become a J DOHaD reviewer today!!

All DOHaD postdoc trainees are invited to become Trainee Reviewers for J DOHaD. This is a wonderful opportunity to develop editorial experience and participate in the success of the Society's journal. For more information, please email Amita.

 

 

 

Benefits of membership: In addition to the advantages of DOHaD Society membership, DOHaD trainees benefit from reduced membership fees and registration costs at the biennial World Congresses, as well as access to a suite of online resources through a password-protected section of the website. This includes updates of new grants, scholarships, and job offers within the DOHaD field; information about upcoming webinars on hot topics and current research initiatives across the field; details of upcoming workshops, meetings and conferences; online access to the Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (J DOHaD), and regular newsletters highlighting publications in the field and other DOHaD resources.

Most significantly, trainee members have the opportunity to join an international scientific network that promotes an interdisciplinary and integrative approach to research.

For Postdocs and Clinical Fellows

For PhD Students

For Postgraduate Students

For all trainees

DOHaD Congress

Webinars

Upcoming workshops, meetings, and conferences

Journal of DOHaD

DOHaD News letter

 

Contact the Trainee Representatives on DOHaD Council

Amita Bansal, PhD (amitab@mail.med.upenn.edu)
Giselle Abruzzese, PhD (giselleabruzzese@gmail.com)

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