US-Latin American Workshop in Neuroendocrinology, Sao Paolo, Brazil

美国-拉丁美洲神经内分泌学研讨会，巴西圣保罗

• 批准号: 1328157
• 负责人: Tao-Yiao Wu
• 金额: $ 4.99万
• 依托单位: Henry M Jackson Fdn for Advmt of Military Medicine
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-08-15 至 2015-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1328157&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: US; Latin; American; Workshop; Neuroendocrinology

This International workshop, being held in Sao Paolo, Brazil August 4-7, 2013, is focused on the neuroendocrinology of stress. Neuroendocrinology is fundamental to basic function and has implications in all aspects of life including neuroscience, endocrinology and even immunology and microbiology. On a broader scale, neuroendocrinology explains how an individual interacts in society and with the environment. While there are significant number of scientists studying neuroendocrine systems in the United States and in Latin America, interactions between these two groups have lagged. Given the recent advances in the field of neuroendocrinology, the goal of this workshop is to facilitate a consortium of US and South American neuroendocrinologists who can accelerate progress in this dynamic and growing area of science in the era of the globalization of science. Intellectual Merits: The objective of this workshop is to determine how the stress circuitry functions normally, how it can become dysregulated in adulthood and what this dysregulation means for health and disease. This workshop will focus on gaining a better understanding of the neuroplastic changes in the brain during development and adulthood in response to changing hormonal and environmental conditions. The outcome of this workshop will provide future directions that this burgeoning field should take. The questions will be addressed by describing the results of studies using state-of-the-art techniques that include genetic, epigenetic, molecular, biochemical and behavioral approaches. Broader Impact: This workshop is part of a longer term initiative to establish collaborative interactions between US and South American scientists and trainees. It is the added goal to give US students the benefit of an international experience. This grant will fund US young investigators (graduate students and investigators who are within 10 years of obtaining a PhD). Competitively selected young investigators will also have the opportunity to author a review article with senior mentors. This award is being co-funded by the Division of Integrative Organismal Systems in the Directorate for Biological Sciences and NSF's Office of International and Integrative Activities.

这个国际研讨会于2013年8月4日至7日在巴西圣保罗举行，重点介绍了压力的神经内分泌学。 神经内分泌学是基本功能的基础，在生活的各个方面都具有影响，包括神经科学，内分泌学甚至免疫学和微生物学。 在更广泛的规模上，神经内分泌学解释了一个人在社会和环境中的互动方式。 尽管在美国和拉丁美洲正在研究神经内分泌系统的科学家数量大量，但这两个群体之间的相互作用滞后。鉴于神经内分泌学领域的最新进展，该研讨会的目标是促进美国和南美神经内分泌学家的财团，他们可以在科学全球化时代的这个动态和发展的科学领域加速进步。 智力优点：该研讨会的目的是确定压力电路的正常功能，在成年期间如何失调以及这种失调对健康和疾病意味着什么。 该研讨会将集中于在发育和成年期间，以响应不断变化的荷尔蒙和环境条件来更好地了解大脑的神经塑性变化。 该研讨会的结果将提供这个新兴领域应采取的未来方向。 这些问题将通过使用最新技术（包括遗传，表观遗传学，分子，生化和行为方法）来描述研究结果来解决这些问题。 更广泛的影响：该研讨会是一项长期倡议的一部分，旨在建立我们与南美科学家和学员之间的合作互动。 这是为我们的学生带来国际经验的额外目标。 该赠款将为我们的年轻调查员提供资金（获得博士学位的10年之内的研究生和调查人员）。 竞争性选择的年轻调查人员还将有机会与高级导师一起发表评论文章。 该奖项是由综合有机系统部在生物科学局和NSF国际和综合活动办公室共同资助的。