Research Education Component

项目摘要 研究教育部分（REC）旨在满足阿尔茨海默病的两个关键需求 (AD)和阿尔茨海默病相关痴呆（ADRD）社区：1）当前研究人员的数量， AD/ADRD的临床专家显然不足以满足AD快速增长的需求 美国和世界各地的人口; 2）虽然我们在弥合知识差距方面取得了进展， 通过多年的研究，在了解神经退行性机制，在临床护理的进展， 仍然缺乏。因此，新的科学家接受了深度临床方法的广泛培训， 需要赞赏，以促进AD/ADRD领域的转化研究进展， 制定创新和有效的诊断和治疗策略。REC计划有 专门为选定的计划参与者提供严格的科学研究培训， AD/ADRD领域沿着广泛的临床暴露。 REC的具体目标是培养有才华和有前途的初级教师和研究助理， 支持他们的职业发展与个性化的研究计划和指导计划，明确阐述 目标. REC强调在神经变性的基本方面进行严格的科学训练， 涉及AD/ADRD的疾病机制和临床观点，通过课堂教学，AD/ADRD- 相关的实验室研究和指导神经退行性疾病的临床经验，结合教育 论坛，解决临床和转化AD/ADRD研究和职业发展的重要主题。 REC已经确定了一批不同的有前途的候选人，他们将被鼓励发展 新的能力下的指导教师指导委员会组成的杰出 课程教师包括临床和基础研究人员。REC还将利用 通过与CADRC有联系的机构提供的教育和培训资源 计划，培训赠款和其他教育资源，使确定的参与者能够提高 他们的研究生涯。该REC计划不仅将为培训提供必要的基础设施， 新的AD/ADRD相关的临床/基础研究人员，但也刺激跨部门/跨学科 CADRC临床和基础科学研究人员之间的合作，以服务于加速 协作卫生服务、介入科学和转化神经行为科学研究 特别是在AD/ADRD方面，加强CADRC的活动以及国家和国际努力。

PROJECT SUMMARY The Research Education Component (REC) is aimed at fulfilling two critical needs in the Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Alzheimer's disease related dementias (ADRD) community: 1) the number of current researchers and clinical specialists in AD/ADRD are clearly inadequate to meet the needs of the rapid increase in the AD population in the US and around world and 2) while we have made advances in bridging the knowledge gaps in understanding neurodegenerative mechanisms through many years of research, advances in clinical care are still lacking. As such, new scientists trained in the breadth of approaches with deep clinical appreciation are required to promote progress in translational research in the AD/ADRD field and to develop innovative and effective strategies for the diagnosis and the treatment. The REC program has been specifically designed for selected Program Participants to provide rigorous scientific research training in the AD/ADRD field along with extensive clinical exposure. The REC specifically aims to train talented and promising junior faculty and research associates and supports their career growth with individualized Research Plan and Mentoring Plan with clearly articulated goals. The REC emphasizes rigorous scientific training in fundamental aspects of neurodegeneration and mechanisms of diseases involving AD/ADRD and clinical perspectives through classroom teaching, AD/ADRD- related laboratory research and mentored neurodegenerative clinical experiences combined with educational forums that address important topics in clinical and translational AD/ADRD research and career growth. The REC has identified a group of diverse promising candidates who will be encouraged to develop new competencies under the mentorship of a faculty Mentoring committee composed of outstanding Program Faculty including both clinical and basic researchers. The REC will also utilize the vast educational and training resources available through CADRC-associated institutions including formal programs, training grants, and other educational resources to enable the identified participants to advance their research careers. This REC program will not only provide the necessary infrastructure for the training of new AD/ADRD-related clinical/basic researchers, but also stimulate interdepartmental/interdisciplinary collaborations among CADRC clinical and basic science researchers to serve the overall goal to accelerate collaborative health services, interventional science, and translational neurobehavioral science research specifically in AD/ADRD, augmenting activities of both the CADRC and national and international efforts.