Gerok Stelle, Innere Medizin, Gastroenterologie

目标是让年轻的临床科学家在gerok奖学金项目的帮助下，从临床职责中完全投入到研究中。感兴趣的临床科学家应该有机会开始在医学部的科学项目工作。目前，由于许多临床义务，这是不可能的。临床和科学工作的结合是困难和耗时的。这是目前招募临床科学家的主要障碍之一。在Gerok的支持下，在过去两年中，有可能在有限的时间内支持三位非常成功的临床科学家，对他们进行实验医学培训。Gerok的支持不仅导致了出版物和新研究项目的发展，而且为这些有前途的年轻临床科学家未来的科学独立奠定了基础。优秀的科学基础设施和第二内科不同小组之间的密切合作对科学项目的成功作出了重大贡献。随着Gerok的持续支持和6 - 12个月的实验室轮转，医学二系对科学感兴趣和合格的年轻医学博士将有机会在医学二系内完全投入研究项目和DFG资助的研究项目，并将为他们未来自己的DFG资助申请奠定基础。因此，与DFG和BMBF的目标一致，年轻的临床科学家将拥有最佳条件，在优秀的科学基础设施中继续他们在学术医学领域的职业道路。目标是让年轻的临床科学家在gerok奖学金项目的帮助下，从临床职责中完全投入到研究中。感兴趣的临床科学家应该有机会开始在医学部的科学项目工作。目前，由于许多临床义务，这是不可能的。临床和科学工作的结合是困难和耗时的。这是目前招募临床科学家的主要障碍之一。在Gerok的支持下，在过去两年中，有可能在有限的时间内支持三位非常成功的临床科学家，对他们进行实验医学培训。Gerok的支持不仅导致了出版物和新研究项目的发展，而且为这些有前途的年轻临床科学家未来的科学独立奠定了基础。优秀的科学基础设施和第二内科不同小组之间的密切合作对科学项目的成功作出了重大贡献。随着Gerok的持续支持和6 - 12个月的实验室轮转，医学二系对科学感兴趣和合格的年轻医学博士将有机会在医学二系内完全投入研究项目和DFG资助的研究项目，并将为他们未来自己的DFG资助申请奠定基础。因此，与DFG和BMBF的目标一致，年轻的临床科学家将拥有最佳条件，在优秀的科学基础设施中继续他们在学术医学领域的职业道路。目标是让年轻的临床科学家在gerok奖学金项目的帮助下，从临床职责中完全投入到研究中。感兴趣的临床科学家应该有机会开始在医学部的科学项目工作。目前，由于许多临床义务，这是不可能的。临床和科学工作的结合是困难和耗时的。这是目前招募临床科学家的主要障碍之一。在Gerok的支持下，在过去两年中，有可能在有限的时间内支持三位非常成功的临床科学家，对他们进行实验医学培训。Gerok的支持不仅导致了出版物和新研究项目的发展，而且为这些有前途的年轻临床科学家未来的科学独立奠定了基础。优秀的科学基础设施和第二内科不同小组之间的密切合作对科学项目的成功作出了重大贡献。随着Gerok的持续支持和6 - 12个月的实验室轮转，医学二系对科学感兴趣和合格的年轻医学博士将有机会在医学二系内完全投入研究项目和DFG资助的研究项目，并将为他们未来自己的DFG资助申请奠定基础。因此，与DFG和BMBF的目标一致，年轻的临床科学家将拥有最佳条件，在优秀的科学基础设施中继续他们在学术医学领域的职业道路。目标是让年轻的临床科学家在gerok奖学金项目的帮助下，从临床职责中完全投入到研究中。感兴趣的临床科学家应该有机会开始在医学部的科学项目工作。目前，由于许多临床义务，这是不可能的。临床和科学工作的结合是困难和耗时的。这是目前招募临床科学家的主要障碍之一。在Gerok的支持下，在过去两年中，有可能在有限的时间内支持三位非常成功的临床科学家，对他们进行实验医学培训。Gerok的支持不仅导致了出版物和新研究项目的发展，而且为这些有前途的年轻临床科学家未来的科学独立奠定了基础。优秀的科学基础设施和第二内科不同小组之间的密切合作对科学项目的成功作出了重大贡献。随着Gerok的持续支持和6 - 12个月的实验室轮转，医学二系对科学感兴趣和合格的年轻医学博士将有机会在医学二系内完全投入研究项目和DFG资助的研究项目，并将为他们未来自己的DFG资助申请奠定基础。因此，与DFG和BMBF的目标一致，年轻的临床科学家将拥有最佳条件，在优秀的科学基础设施中继续他们在学术医学领域的职业道路。

The goal is to allow young clinician-scientists to fully devote to research free from clinical duties with the help of the Gerok-Fellowship program. Interested clinician-scientists should get the opportunity to start working in scientific projects at the department of medicine II. At the moment, this is not possible due to numerous clinical obligations. The combination of clinical as well as scientific work is difficult and time-consuming. This is currently one of the main obstacles for the recruitment of clinician-scientists. With the support of the Gerok it has been possible during the last 2 years to support three very successful clinician-scientists for a limited time to train them in experimental medicine. The support by the Gerok has led not only to publications and the development of new research projects but has also laid the foundation for the future scientific independence of these young promising clinician scientists. The excellent scientific infrastructures and the intensive collaborations between the different groups within the department of internal medicine II have contributed significally to the success of the scientific projects. With the continuation of the support by the Gerok and the 6 - 12 month lab rotation scientifically interested and qualified young M.D.S. from the department of medicine II will get the opportunity to fully devote research projects and DFG funded research projects within in the department of medicine II and will develop to the basis for future their own DFG grant application. Thus, in agreement with the goals of DFG and BMBF, young clinician-scientists will have optimal conditions to continue their career pathway in academic medicine within an excellent scientific infrastructure.The goal is to allow young clinician-scientists to fully devote to research free from clinical duties with the help of the Gerok-Fellowship program. Interested clinician-scientists should get the opportunity to start working in scientific projects at the department of medicine II. At the moment, this is not possible due to numerous clinical obligations. The combination of clinical as well as scientific work is difficult and time-consuming. This is currently one of the main obstacles for the recruitment of clinician-scientists. With the support of the Gerok it has been possible during the last 2 years to support three very successful clinician-scientists for a limited time to train them in experimental medicine. The support by the Gerok has led not only to publications and the development of new research projects but has also laid the foundation for the future scientific independence of these young promising clinician scientists. The excellent scientific infrastructures and the intensive collaborations between the different groups within the department of internal medicine II have contributed significally to the success of the scientific projects. With the continuation of the support by the Gerok and the 6 - 12 month lab rotation scientifically interested and qualified young M.D.S. from the department of medicine II will get the opportunity to fully devote research projects and DFG funded research projects within in the department of medicine II and will develop to the basis for future their own DFG grant application. Thus, in agreement with the goals of DFG and BMBF, young clinician-scientists will have optimal conditions to continue their career pathway in academic medicine within an excellent scientific infrastructure.The goal is to allow young clinician-scientists to fully devote to research free from clinical duties with the help of the Gerok-Fellowship program. Interested clinician-scientists should get the opportunity to start working in scientific projects at the department of medicine II. At the moment, this is not possible due to numerous clinical obligations. The combination of clinical as well as scientific work is difficult and time-consuming. This is currently one of the main obstacles for the recruitment of clinician-scientists. With the support of the Gerok it has been possible during the last 2 years to support three very successful clinician-scientists for a limited time to train them in experimental medicine. The support by the Gerok has led not only to publications and the development of new research projects but has also laid the foundation for the future scientific independence of these young promising clinician scientists. The excellent scientific infrastructures and the intensive collaborations between the different groups within the department of internal medicine II have contributed significally to the success of the scientific projects. With the continuation of the support by the Gerok and the 6 - 12 month lab rotation scientifically interested and qualified young M.D.S. from the department of medicine II will get the opportunity to fully devote research projects and DFG funded research projects within in the department of medicine II and will develop to the basis for future their own DFG grant application. Thus, in agreement with the goals of DFG and BMBF, young clinician-scientists will have optimal conditions to continue their career pathway in academic medicine within an excellent scientific infrastructure.The goal is to allow young clinician-scientists to fully devote to research free from clinical duties with the help of the Gerok-Fellowship program. Interested clinician-scientists should get the opportunity to start working in scientific projects at the department of medicine II. At the moment, this is not possible due to numerous clinical obligations. The combination of clinical as well as scientific work is difficult and time-consuming. This is currently one of the main obstacles for the recruitment of clinician-scientists. With the support of the Gerok it has been possible during the last 2 years to support three very successful clinician-scientists for a limited time to train them in experimental medicine. The support by the Gerok has led not only to publications and the development of new research projects but has also laid the foundation for the future scientific independence of these young promising clinician scientists. The excellent scientific infrastructures and the intensive collaborations between the different groups within the department of internal medicine II have contributed significally to the success of the scientific projects. With the continuation of the support by the Gerok and the 6 - 12 month lab rotation scientifically interested and qualified young M.D.S. from the department of medicine II will get the opportunity to fully devote research projects and DFG funded research projects within in the department of medicine II and will develop to the basis for future their own DFG grant application. Thus, in agreement with the goals of DFG and BMBF, young clinician-scientists will have optimal conditions to continue their career pathway in academic medicine within an excellent scientific infrastructure.