Enrichment

摘要 辛辛那提血液学卓越合作中心（CCCEH）的基本目标是 促进技术、资源和思想的科学交流和共享，以促进 创造力和生产力，并通过其丰富计划促进合作。的房地 这样一个程序是：（1）在积极讨论的沃土上，研究进展得更快， （2）确保调查效率的主要途径 未来是培养和造就下一代研究人员。血液学和 实验血液学在辛辛那提儿童医院有一个开放的交流， 研究所内部的想法和资源以及来自其他研究所的科学家， 以及非恶性血液学领域的国际合作，包括信号转导 在造血和红细胞生成、骨髓衰竭综合征、镰状细胞病和 免疫血液学在以前的NIDDK-P30资助的辛辛那提中心，校长 这些科学领域的调查人员已经制定了全面的培训和指导 该计划旨在激励有前途的年轻研究人员从事研究事业， 恶性血液学继续这一使命，我们在CCCEH的丰富核心内的目标 （1）继续积极交流科学进步和思想， 我们中心的研究者和其他中心正在进行的每周血液学大查房， 和每年两次的中心务虚会，以促进临床，基础， 和翻译血液学研究人员;（2）建立血液学学者培训计划， 培养非恶性血液学研究的早期研究者作为学者;（3） 为博士后研究员和研究生提供持续和丰富的教育资源 学生;（4）支持本科生和高中生的暑期培训计划 在专注于非恶性血液学研究的实验室轮换，目的是促进 提高年轻有为的头脑对非恶性肿瘤研究的认识和热情 血液学领域

Abstract A fundamental goal of the Cincinnati Cooperative Center of Excellence in Hematology (CCCEH) is to facilitate scientific exchange and sharing of techniques, resources, and ideas in order to promote creativity and productivity and foster collaborations through its Enrichment Program. The premises of such a program are that (1) research progresses faster on the fertile ground of active discussion, cooperation, and partnership between investigators; and (2) the main way to secure productivity in the future is to train and nurture the next generation of researchers. The Divisions of Hematology and Experimental Hematology at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital have a strong tradition in open exchange of ideas and resources within the institution and with scientists from other institutions, establishing national and international collaborations in the field of non-malignant hematology including signal transduction in hematopoiesis and erythropoiesis, bone marrow failure syndromes, sickle cell disease, and immunohematology. Within the previous NIDDK-P30 funded Cincinnati Center, the Principal Investigators in these fields of science have developed a comprehensive training and mentoring program that stimulates promising young investigators toward a research career focused on non- malignant Hematology. Continuing on this mission, our aims within the Enrichment Core of the CCCEH are: (1) to continue the active exchange of scientific progress and ideas between established investigators within our center and with other centers in the ongoing weekly Hematology Grand Rounds, and twice yearly Center Retreats to promote multidisciplinary collaborations between clinical, basic, and translational hematology researchers; (2) to establish a Hematology Scholar training program with the goal to foster an early-stage investigator as Scholar in non-malignant Hematology research; (3) to sustain and enrich educational resources within our center for postdoctoral fellows and graduate students; and (4) to support the summer training programs for undergraduate and high school students to rotate in laboratories focusing in non-malignant hematology research, with the goal to promote awareness and increase enthusiasm in young promising minds for research in the non-maligant hematology field.