Collaborative Research: Center for Advanced Forestry Systems Phase II

合作研究:先进林业系统中心二期

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项目摘要

PROGRAM DIRECTOR'S RECOMMENDATION IIP 1238324 North Carolina State University Goldfarb IIP 1238265 Virginia Tech Fox IIP 1238305 Oregon State University Howe IIP 1238319 Purdue University Michler This proposal seeks funding for a second five-year term (Phase II) of the NSF Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Advanced Forestry Systems (CAFS) sites including the North Carolina State University (lead), Virginia Tech, Oregon State University and Purdue University. The collaborative research conducted under the CAFS umbrella focuses on optimizing genetic and cultural systems to produce high-quality raw materials for new and existing forest products industries. Over the past 50 years, much forestry research has taken place in university-based, industry-supported, cooperative research programs. These "coops" continue be extraordinarily successful at achieving research and technological advances on topics of great relevance to the forest industry. However, the ability to focus on specific disciplinary topics in response to industrial guidance is also a limitation. Many of the problems and opportunities facing forestry today, bridge disciplinary and regional boundaries. For technological advances to be made, it is necessary to approach research questions on multiple spatial and temporal scales, including the molecular, cellular, individual-tree, stand, and ecosystem levels. The proposed Center (CAFS) has been successful at providing the administrative structure and funding that has allowed scientists from these existing cooperatives to initiate much need cross-disciplinary research in areas of genetics, site manipulation, and growth and yield modeling. The proposal presents a plan for the 2nd five-year phase for the four original university CAFS sites, North Carolina State, Oregon State, Purdue, and Virginia Tech. This proposal also serves as a research and administrative template for the other five university sites that have joined CAFS since its interception in late 2007. The research conducted by CAFS increases the competitiveness of forest products industries and forest landowners by solving problems on multiple temporal and spatial scales and determining fundamental solutions that transcend traditional species, regional, and disciplinary boundaries. Member organizations of the Center benefit by becoming knowledgeable about a wider range of technological capabilities. In addition, technology transfer between Center scientists and member personnel fosters rapid implementation of new technologies. The broader scientific community benefits through refereed publications and presentations at scientific meetings. During the Phase II period, graduate student training will continue to be featured in Center research and technology transfer. Aggressive recruiting for graduate students among under-represented groups will be conducted, increasing the diversity of the workforce for both academia and industry in this traditionally diversity-deficient discipline. Opportunities will continue to be sought to involve undergraduate students in Center research activities, exposing them to the excitement of forest science and encouraging them to pursue graduate education.
董事建议IIP 1238324北卡罗来纳州州立大学Goldfarb IIP 1238265弗吉尼亚理工大学福克斯IIP 1238305俄勒冈州州立大学豪IIP 1238319普渡大学Michler本提案寻求第二个五年任期的资金NSF先进林业系统(CAFS)工业/大学合作研究中心(第二阶段),包括北卡罗来纳州州立大学(牵头)、弗吉尼亚理工大学、俄勒冈州州立大学和普渡大学。在CAFS保护伞下进行的合作研究侧重于优化遗传和文化系统,为新的和现有的森林产品行业生产高质量的原材料。在过去的50年里,许多林业研究都是在以大学为基础的、工业支持的合作研究项目中进行的。这些“合作社”在与森林工业密切相关的主题上继续非常成功地实现研究和技术进步。然而,专注于特定学科主题以响应工业指导的能力也是一个限制。今天林业所面临的许多问题和机会跨越了学科和区域的界限。为了取得技术进步,有必要在多个空间和时间尺度上研究问题,包括分子,细胞,个体树,林分和生态系统水平。拟议中的中心(CAFS)已成功地提供了行政结构和资金,使科学家从这些现有的合作社,以启动急需的跨学科研究领域的遗传学,现场操作,生长和产量建模。该提案提出了一个第二个五年阶段的计划,为四个原来的大学CAFS网站,北卡罗来纳州,俄勒冈州,普渡大学和弗吉尼亚理工大学。该提案还作为自2007年底被拦截以来加入CAFS的其他五个大学网站的研究和行政模板。CAFS进行的研究通过解决多个时间和空间尺度上的问题,并确定超越传统物种,区域和学科界限的基本解决方案,提高了林产品行业和森林土地所有者的竞争力。该中心的成员组织通过了解更广泛的技术能力而受益。此外,中心科学家和成员人员之间的技术转让促进了新技术的快速实施。更广泛的科学界受益于经审阅的出版物和在科学会议上的发言。在第二阶段期间,研究生培训将继续以中心研究和技术转让为特色。将在代表性不足的群体中积极招聘研究生,增加学术界和工业界在这一传统上缺乏多样性的学科中的劳动力多样性。将继续寻求机会,让本科生参与中心的研究活动,使他们接触到森林科学的兴奋,并鼓励他们追求研究生教育。

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