PULMONARY CIRCULATION AND GAS EXCHANGE

将举行肺循环和气体交换会议 从1991年9月19日到1991年9月22日在科罗拉多。 这是第五个系列， 格罗弗肺循环会议。 的目的 会议的目的是回顾生理学研究的现状， 肺血管和气体交换的病理生理学， 对仍有待回答的重要问题提出解决办法。 这样的审查将确定现在被接受的数据库， 避免重复先前的工作，这是一个常见的问题， 适当的批评。 两个小组将参加。 20高级 因其在肺部疾病方面的研究而享有国际声誉的科学家 流通部将分析各自工作领域的进展情况。 所有 节目单上的发言人都同意出席。 第二 该小组将由来自实验室的40名活跃研究人员组成 遍布北美 他们将主持会议，参加 讨论和讲习班，并帮助制定建议 会议产生的。 现在召开这次会议很重要 有两个原因 肺血管研究，像其他领域一样， 生物医学科学，正在寻找方法来整合数据， 从细胞和分子的研究，其基础的生理 知识 这两组参与者非常适合完成 这个 第二，显然， 在过去的20年里，这个领域的领导者不会无限期地可用。 在对肺循环进行了这段紧张的研究之后， 气体交换，我们必须捕捉他们对问题的独特观点 仍然存在。 会议的形式将类似于 以前的格罗弗会议 它将在一个孤立的会议上举行 促进正式和非正式讨论的中心。 除了 讲座和随后的讨论，时间分配给研讨会， 将涉及演讲者和其他与会科学家。 的 某一届会议的主席也将主持关于这一问题的讲习班。 主题，将负责撰写的建议， 并将在特设工作组最后一届会议上提出这些建议。 会议 组织会议的后勤工作没有问题，因为 这是格罗弗会议系列的第五次会议。 的信息 将通过参加会议的方式传播 40名活跃的调查人员，并通过一本书，未来 出版公司，Inc.，纽约，已经同意出版。 每个扬声器 同意为这本书写一章 的建议 如果NIH不选择发表， 在其他地方分开。 预算申请只包括住宿费 以及发言者和主席的交通费， organization.

A conference on the Pulmonary Circulation and Gas Exchange will be held in Colorado from 9/19/91 to 9/22/91. This is the fifth in the series of Grover Conferences on the Pulmonary Circulation. The purpose of the meeting is to review the current status of research on the physiology and pathophysiology of the pulmonary vasculature and gas exchange and to suggest approaches to the important questions that remain to be answered. Such a review will define the data base that is now accepted and thus prevent duplication of prior work, a common problem which is appropriately criticized. Two groups will participate. Twenty senior scientists of international reputation for their work in the pulmonary circulation will analyze progress in their respective areas of work. All the speakers listed in the program have agreed to attend. The second group will consist of 40 active investigators from laboratories throughout North America. They will chair the sessions, participate in the discussions and workshops, and help to formulate the recommendations arising from the conference. It is important to hold this meeting now for two reasons. Pulmonary vascular research, like other areas of biomedical science, is searching for ways to integrate the data coming from cellular and molecular studies with its base of physiologic knowledge. The two groups of participants are well suited to accomplish this. Secondly, it will be apparent that the eminent speakers, who have led this field for the last 20 years, will not be available indefinitely. After this intense period of research on the pulmonary circulation and gas exchange, we must capture their unique perspectives on the problems that remain. The format of the meeting will be similar to that of the previous Grover Conferences. It will be held at an isolated conference center to promote both formal and informal discussion. In addition to the talks and subsequent discussion, time is allotted for workshops which will involve both the speakers and the other scientists attending. The chairperson of a particular session will also chair the workshop on that subject, will be responsible for writing the recommendations of the group, and will present those recommendations at the final session of the conference. The logistics of organizing the meeting pose no problem, as this is the fifth in the series of Grover Conferences. The information developed at the meeting will be disseminated through the participation of the 40 active investigators and through a book, which Futura Publishing Company, Inc., New York, has agreed to publish. Each speaker has agreed to write a chapter for the book. The recommendations of the working groups may also be included, if NIH does not choose to publish them separately elsewhere. The budget request covers only the lodging and transport of the speakers and chairpersons with a small cost for organization.