FIFTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON SCLERODERMA RESEARCH

第五届国际硬皮病研究研讨会

• 批准号: 2686752
• 负责人: JOSEPH H KORN
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CAMPUS
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1998
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1998-07-10 至 1999-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/2686752
• 关键词: extracellular matrix proteins; immunity; meeting /conference /symposium; molecular genetics; molecular pathology; scleroderma; travel; workshop

DESCRIPTION (taken from the application): Support is requested for the Fifth International/Workshop on Scleroderma Research to be held in Boston on July 19-21, 1998. This workshop, in the past, has proved very valuable in the exchange of information among investigators in basic disease mechanisms related to scleroderma and has promoted scientific interaction and collaboration. No other forum exists which brings together such a talented group of investigators along with invited experts in relevant basic disciplines (e.g., genetics, collagen biochemistry, growth factors). The four previous workshops have been organized by the Co-P.I.s of the current application, Drs. Joseph Korn and Carol Black. Both have a long track record of research in scleroderma-related basic disciplines, broad knowledge of research in the field, and close contacts with the research community. The previous workshop was supported by private foundation funds with supplemental funding from the NIH. Support is requested for support of invited speakers, for travel for young investigators and for operational and administrative expenses. Prior attendance at the workshop, evaluation by past attendees, and current interest in the areas of research addressed indicate that there will be substantial attendance at and participation in the forthcoming workshop.

描述（取自应用程序）：请求支持 第五届硬皮病研究国际研讨会将于2009年在波士顿举行 1998年7月19日至21日。 这个研讨会，在过去，已被证明是非常有价值的， 研究人员之间在基本疾病机制方面的信息交流 与硬皮病有关，促进了科学的互动， 协作 没有任何其他论坛能够汇集如此有才华的 一组调查人员沿着邀请了有关基本 学科（例如，遗传学、胶原生物化学、生长因子）。 的 目前，各缔约方会议已组织了四次研讨会， 约瑟夫·科恩博士和卡罗尔·布莱克博士。 两者都有很长的轨道 从事硬皮病相关基础学科研究，知识面广 在该领域的研究，并与研究界的密切联系。 上一次研讨会得到了私人基金会的资助， 国家卫生研究院的补充资金。 要求提供支助，以支持 邀请演讲者，年轻调查员的差旅费以及业务和 行政费用。 事先参加讲习班， 过去的与会者，以及目前对研究领域的兴趣 表示将有大量人员出席和参加 即将到来的研讨会。