FASEB CONFERENCE: PERINATAL CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

此申请是为1997年FASE B夏季奥运会提供部分支持 题为“围产期调控”的研究会议 “心血管系统”将在科罗拉多州铜山举行 1997年8月17日至22日。这次会议的主要目的是使 围产期研究前沿的研究人员共同努力 心血管生理学、病理生理学和分子生物学 展示他们的最新数据，并进行批判性思考和深入思考 在非正式的环境中进行讨论，从而激发新的想法 和受伤方向，以及新的协作互动。 除某些例外情况外，个别研究人员或研究小组 从事围产期生物学四个领域之一的工作(产妇、胎儿、 胎盘和新生儿)倾向于几乎完全集中在该区域， 几乎没有机会与其他地区的人互动。 尽管对复杂变化的有效和详细的研究 在怀孕和发育期间发生通常需要集中精力 在拼图的一个部分上，最终有必要把 这些片段回到了整个系统的背景下，以充分 了解这些变化之间的关系及其 对人类健康和疾病的影响。这是一个特别的目标 会议的目的是鼓励调查人员与这些 不同的视角。参加会议的人数将被限制在165人以内 注册人，他们都是这些领域的活跃研究人员 菲尔兹。大约45位特邀演讲者，从 在每个领域最具生产力和激励性的个人，将出席 15-30分钟关于他们最新(通常尚未发表)研究的演讲，在 上午或晚上9次3小时的口头会议，为期41/2个小时 几天。讨论负责人(会议主持人)将分别介绍 主题，谨慎地指出有争议的领域或 当前的知识。会议将有充裕的时间进行讨论 口头会议，以及在用餐时间和下午空闲时间。 此外，将鼓励所有出席会议的人 在两次餐前海报会议上展示海报，从而进行宣传 更多的思想交流，特别是提供机会 让年轻的科学家与更成熟的研究人员互动。

This application is for partial support for the 1997 FASEB Summer Research Conference entitled "Perinatal Regulation of the Cardiovascular System" to be held in Copper Mountain, Colorado August 17 -22, 1997. The main objective of this conference is to bring together investigators at the cutting edge of research in perinatal cardiovascular physiology, pathophysiology, and molecular biology to present their newest data and engage in critical thought and intensive discussion in an informal environment, thereby stimulating new ideas and directions for injury, as well as new collaborative interactions. With some exceptions, individual researchers or research groups working in one of the four areas of perinatal biology (maternal, fetal, placental, and neonatal) tend to focus nearly exclusively on that area, and have little opportunity to interact with those in the other areas. Although efficient and detailed study of the complicated changes occurring during pregnancy and development ususally requires focus on a single part of the puzzle, it will eventually be necessary to put these pieces back into the context of the entire system to fully understand the relationships among these changes and their implications for human health and disease. A particular goal for this conference is to encourage interaction among investigators with these different perspectives. Conference attendance will be limited to 165 registrants, all of whom are expected to be active researchers in these fields. Approximately 45 invited speakers, chosen from among the most productive and stimulating individuals in each area, will present 15-30 min talks on their newest (often yet unpublished) research, in nine 3-hour morning or evening oral sessions over a period of 41/2 days. Discussion leaders (session moderators) will introduce each theme, being careful to point out areas of controversy or gaps in current knowledge. Ample time will be available for discussion in the oral sessions, as well as at mealtimes and during afternoon free time. In addition, all persons attending the conference will be encouraged to present posters at two pre-dinner poster sessions, thus promoting additional exchange of ideas, and in particular providing opportunity for young scientists to interact with more established investigators.