YIM Boston
Young Investigator Meeting (YIM) Boston is an interactive platform for scientists to learn about the world's evolving, dynamic and radical innovation system, and the growing need for intellectual leaders.
Global challenges such as the growing population, quality health care, food, shelter and energy become pressing issues to scientists from various disciplines including social scientists, engineers and economists. To have an impact on this dynamic global environment, there is a dire need for young scientists to innovate solutions focused on these challenges. Apart from being an exceptional scientist, an individual needs to possess sound leadership and management skills. These needs have led to the inception of a unique initiative, “Young Investigator Meeting (YIM) Boston” with the underlying aim to empower young scientists to progress into scientific, academic, industrial and entrepreneurial leaders. YIM Boston provides a strategic platform for young scientists to bridge the gap between science and leadership.
YIM Boston is proud to be a catalyst of such an effort. We would like to invite YOU to join hands in this initiative and engage in intriguing discussions with young scientists from different backgrounds.
YIM was initiated with the unique vision of social entrepreneurship to influence higher education and scientific community. This initiative was founded in 2009, by a group of scientists and entrepreneurs from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University - to provide an interactive platform for young scientists from different disciplines to network with thought leaders and policy-makers from academic and industrial institutions.
The 3-day event allows attendees from various parts of the world to participate in a various panel discussions, networking sessions and keynote speeches by eminent scientists and policy makers. The final 2-days closed session provides opportunities for 50-60 shortlisted young researchers, ready to start their independent career, to attend panel discussions and network so as to explore their role in scientific advancement.



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