International Federation of Placenta Associations

国际胎盘协会联合会

• 批准号: 10220198
• 负责人: HELEN N JONES
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2020-01-27 至 2024-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10220198
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This application seeks renewal of funding to cover travel costs to allow the attendance of 8-12 trainees and new investigators from the USA at the annual International Federation of Placenta Associations (IFPA) meetings together with funding to support the travel costs of a senior US- based investigator to these meetings where he/she will present an invited plenary lecture and take part in workshop sessions. The many physiologic roles fulfilled by the human placenta in support of fetal growth and development means that placental research is truly multidisciplinary and meetings of the placental research community bring together clinicians, translational and basic scientists of various specializations. Often these are individuals whose primary focus is not the placenta but who recognize that their talents can be brought to bear on investigations in this most multifaceted area. The highly successful annual IFPA meeting has served to bring together clinicians and scientists, established senior, mid-career and junior investigators from around the world, to report and discuss their findings in an atmosphere conducive to frank yet amicable exchange. Meetings are scheduled in September/October of each year in Buenos Aires, Argentina (2019), Amsterdam, The Netherlands (2020), Rotarua, New Zealand (2021), Montreal, Canada (2022), Europe (2023) and Japan (2024). The meeting duration is 3 - 3 1/2 days with up to eight plenary sessions addressing specific aspects of placental function. The main speaker in each plenary gives a state of the art presentation and is not necessarily a placental biologist. Plenary sessions are accompanied by a corresponding interactive 2-hour workshop session addressing controversial questions. At least two 3-hour poster discussion sessions are scheduled and posters are displayed for the entire meeting to allow time for in depth discussion of work particularly of new investigators. Oral sessions for new investigators and trainees are scheduled with the best abstracts selected for these by the program committee. Prizes are awarded for the best oral presentation and best poster presentations by trainees or new investigators. Trainees and new investigators will be selected based on competitive review of submitted first author abstracts for award of travel funds. The US–based senior investigator will be selected by the meeting organizer and PI of this proposal. There is always a high proportion (up to 60%) of women attendees, speakers and session chairs at IFPA meetings ensuring adequate representation. In the last 14 years a previous conference grant (PI: Myatt) has supported 121 young investigators of whom 89 were female and 37 minorities. A significant majority are still engaged in the field.

本申请寻求更新资金，以支付差旅费，使出席8-12 来自美国的实习生和新研究人员参加了一年一度的国际胎盘联合会， 协会（IFPA）会议，并提供资金，以支持美国高级官员的差旅费， 在这些会议上，他/她将提出一个邀请全体演讲， 参加研讨会。人类胎盘在哺乳动物中所起的许多生理作用， 支持胎儿生长和发育意味着胎盘研究是真正的多学科研究 和会议的胎盘研究界汇集了临床医生，翻译和 各种专业的基础科学家。通常这些人的主要关注点是 不是胎盘，而是认识到他们的才能可以用来研究 这个最多面的领域。非常成功的IFPA年度会议， 临床医生和科学家一起，建立了高级，中级和初级研究人员， 在世界各地，报告和讨论他们的调查结果在一个气氛有利于坦率，但 友好交流。会议定于每年9月/10月在布宜诺斯艾利斯举行 阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯（2019年），荷兰阿姆斯特丹（2020年），新西兰罗塔鲁瓦（2021年）， 加拿大蒙特利尔（2022年）、欧洲（2023年）和日本（2024年）。会议时间为3 - 3 1/2 为期8天的全体会议，讨论胎盘功能的具体方面。的 每次全体会议的主要发言人都是最先进的演讲，不一定是 胎盘生物学家全体会议伴随着相应的互动式2小时 研讨会讨论有争议的问题。至少两个3小时的海报讨论 会议安排和海报显示为整个会议，以便有时间在 深入讨论工作，特别是新调查员的工作。新调查员口头会议 学员们将被安排阅读该计划为他们挑选的最好的摘要 以马克思奖项颁发给最佳口头陈述和最佳海报陈述， 实习生或新调查员。受训人员和新研究者的选择将基于 对提交的第一作者摘要进行竞争性审查，以获得旅费。总部位于美国的 高级研究者将由会议组织者和本提案的PI选择。 女性出席者、发言者和会议的比例总是很高（高达60%）。 * 担任国际人口基金会会议主席，确保充分的代表性。在过去的14年里， 会议补助金（PI：Myatt）支持了121名年轻研究人员，其中89名为女性 37个少数民族绝大多数人仍在外地工作。