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Cellular, Biochemical and Molecular Sciences Training Program

Cellular, Biochemical and Molecular Sciences Training Program
细胞、生化和分子科学培训计划
批准号:
10406230
负责人:
Katherine Louise Friedman
金额:
$41.63万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2021-07-01 至 2026-06-30

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项目总结/摘要 细胞,生物化学和分子科学(CBMS)培训计划 范德比尔特大学提供了一个独特的教育和培训经验, 一群跨越学院多个部门和学科的研究生 医学院和文理学院。其使命和目标是 培养下一代科学领导人的批判性思维,实验技能, 现代生物医学生产性职业所需的沟通/团队合作技能 以理工科为重实验室培训和前沿研究仍然是该计划的核心, 辅以每个学科的结构化教学培训,以及持续的 指导,在研究,严谨性和再现性方面的负责任行为培训, 职业咨询、领导力和沟通技巧。 CBMS培训计划在跨学科研究生中发挥着独特的作用 在范德比尔特训练,拥抱一个大的导师名单,跨越11个不同的 部门和方案。我们强调基础广泛、基础性强、跨学科 研究包括研究一系列主题的实验室,补充其他培训 在范德比尔特的项目中,我们的计划促进 生物医学界在实验室内和实验室间的知识交流 程度.我们进行了唯一的大学范围内,周报俱乐部提供高水平的 每个领域的领先研究人员在不同领域的科学演讲。 学员还参加专门的会议,为口头研究提供机会 演讲,负责任的研究行为,严谨性和可重复性,职业培训, 和两个专门的课程-实验设计,最大化你的潜力: 领导和管理组织,团队和你的职业生涯。 多样性是范德比尔特CBMS培训计划的主要目标,不仅 我们的学员之间的多样性,但每个人所追求的研究领域的多样性 实习生。因为没有人确切地知道现代生物医学科学的哪些领域 在未来10年内,必须培养一批多样化的未来人才。 研究人员和领导人在广泛的时尚,使他们将处于有利地位, 利用新的发现,并准备在不可预见的领域取得成功。
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Project Summary/Abstract The Cellular, Biochemical, and Molecular Sciences (CBMS) Training Program at Vanderbilt University provides a unique educational and training experience for a diverse group of graduate students spanning multiple departments and disciplines in the School of Medicine and the College of Arts and Science. The mission and objectives are to train the next generation of scientific leaders in critical thinking, experimental skills, and communication/teamwork skills necessary for productive careers in modern biomedical sciences. Laboratory training and cutting-edge research remain the core of the program, complemented by structured didactic training in each discipline, as well as ongoing mentoring, training in Responsible Conduct in Research, Rigor and Reproducibility, career counseling, and leadership and communication skills. The CBMS Training Program serves a unique role in interdisciplinary graduate training at Vanderbilt by embracing a large preceptor list that spans 11 different departments and programs. We emphasize broad-based, basic, interdisciplinary research encompassing labs that study a range of topics, complementing other training programs at Vanderbilt that are more discipline specific. Our program promotes intellectual exchange within the biomedical community at the intra- and inter-laboratory levels. We conduct the only university-wide, weekly journal club providing high level scientific presentations across disparate fields from leading researchers in each area. Trainees also participate in dedicated sessions providing opportunities for oral research presentations, responsible conduct in research, rigor and reproducibility, career training, and two dedicated courses---Experimental Design, and Maximizing Your Potential: Leading and Managing Organizations, Teams, and your Career. Diversity is a major goal of the CBMS training program at Vanderbilt, not only diversity among our trainees, but diversity among research areas pursued by each trainee. Since no one knows with certainty which areas of modern biomedical science will be required in the next 10 years, it is essential to educate a diverse set of future researchers and leaders in a broad fashion so that they will be well positioned to capitalize on new findings and poised to succeed in unforeseen areas.
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    $42.44万
  • 财政年份:
    2021
  • 负责人:
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