Cellular, Biochemical and Molecular Sciences Training Program: Developing the skills and expertise needed for a changing biomedical landscape
Cellular, Biochemical and Molecular Sciences Training Program: Developing the skills and expertise needed for a changing biomedical landscape
批准号:
10421295
负责人:
Paula Traktman
金额:
$41.63万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-07-01 至 2024-06-30
中文摘要
当代科学家可用的实验工具箱是非凡的,允许快速
以前所未有的精度和创新进行实验。 然而,在本质上,
基本的科学探究保持不变。 我们新的博士培训计划在细胞,生物化学和
分子科学试图将这些基本原理与最先进的研究和应用相结合,
有机会发展广泛的技能,探索多样化的职业选择。 我们将选出5名学员
从谁进入我们的博士课程通过一个共同的门户网站的学生队列,并将支持他们在
他们的第一和第二年(共10名学员/年)。我们的38名培训教师,代表多个部门,
学科,是一个有凝聚力的科学界的一部分,提供了一个强大的辅导环境。
我们新培训计划的核心是致力于教育多样化的学生,
以严谨、可复制、创造性和道德的方式进行科学研究。 我们的课程将强调
批判性思维的能力,建立和测试模型和假设,并理解基本原则,
实验设计 生物医学科学是一门经验学科,我们的学生必须了解
当代和古典方法论的优势和局限性。 批判性分析数据的能力是
必须具备定量方法和统计分析能力。
我们希望确保我们的学员能够在不同的团队中有效地工作,并熟练掌握
与各种各样的观众交流。 除了课程作业和深入研究
实验室,我们的学员将参加两个(四个)丰富的轨道集中在通信,
社区参与和宣传,教育,创新和创业。 在
在沟通方面,学生将有机会磨练他们的书面,口头和多媒体技能
为专家、非专业人士和外行听众提供的演示。 在社区参与和宣传轨道上,
学员将与附近一所科学和数学磁铁学校的四年级学生一起工作,
对科学的热情和欣赏。 还将在区域和国家范围内开展科学宣传,
公寓距离参加教育课程的学员将接受"教学技巧"方面的教育,
在当地大学进行实习教学,并在区域HBCU进行客座讲座。 学员
创新和创业轨道将通过参加在线课程并参加
当地和区域的摊位竞争,并将参加当地生物技术公司的短期实习
和MUSC研究发展基金会。
当他们追求他们的论文研究,我们的学生将参与各种职业发展
这些活动向他们介绍了未来的机会范围内和超越EMBA。他们将真正
准备在当代生物医学科学不断变化的格局中做出重要贡献。
英文摘要
The experimental toolkit available to contemporary scientists is extraordinary, permitting rapid
experimentation with previously unknown precision and innovation. In essence, however, the principles that
underlie scientific inquiry remain unchanged. Our new PhD training program in Cellular, Biochemical and
Molecular Sciences seeks to blend these foundational principles with state-of-the-art research and the
opportunity to develop a breadth of skills and explore a diversity of career options. We will select 5 trainees
from the cohort of students who enter our PhD program through a common portal, and will support them during
their 1st and 2nd years (in total, 10 trainees/year). Our 38 training faculty, representing multiple departments and
disciplines, are part of a cohesive scientific community that offers a strong mentoring environment.
Central to our new training program is the commitment to educate a diverse population of students to
conduct science in a rigorous, reproducible, creative and ethical manner. Our curriculum will emphasize the
ability to think critically, to build and test models and hypotheses, and to understand the essential principles of
experimental design. Biomedical science is an empirical discipline, and our students must understand the
strengths and limitations of contemporary and classical methodologies. The ability to critically analyze data is
essential, as is competency with quantitative methods and statistical analysis.
We want to ensure that our trainees can work effectively in diverse groups and are skilled at
communicating with a variety of audiences. In addition to coursework and a deep immersion in a research
laboratory, our trainees will participate in two (out of four) enrichment tracks focused on Communication,
Community Engagement and Advocacy, Education, and Innovation and Entrepreneurship. In the
Communication track, students will have the opportunity to hone their skills in written, verbal and multi-media
presentations for expert, non-expert and lay audiences. In the Community Engagement and Advocacy track,
trainees will work with 4th grade students in a nearby science and math magnet school to foster their
enthusiasm for, and appreciation of, science. Science advocacy in regional and national contexts will also be
featured. Trainees participating in the Education track will be educated in “teaching techniques”, will participate
in teaching externships at local universities and give guest lectures at regional HBCUs. Trainees in the
Innovation and Entrepreneurship track will earn a certificate by taking an online course and participating in
local and regional pitch competitions, and will participate in brief externships in local biotechnology companies
and the MUSC Foundation for Research Development.
As they pursue their dissertation research, our students will participate in a variety of career development
activities that introduce them to a breadth of future opportunities within and beyond academe. They will be truly
prepared to make important contributions within the changing landscape of contemporary biomedical science.
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