BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

生物医学研究改进计划的总体目标是 莫里斯·布朗学院将改进、加强和提高生物医学 教职员工和学生的研究能力和资源 MBR计划。学院完全致力于增加 它的教职员工和学生参与研究，从而， 加强机构的整体研究基础设施& 增加少数群体对科学和健康相关领域的参与 菲尔兹。在学院建立MBR计划将有一个 对教职员工和学生的巨大影响。为了实现上述目标 目标，我们提议继续为设备和资源提供资金 2名现任MBRS调查人员(即琼斯博士和斯塔尔博士)，以便他们 能够继续开发和保持他们的研究潜力；以及3 新的调查人员(希克斯博士、摩尔博士和杜洛杰耶博士)积极进取 启动MBR研究项目。目前的MBR PI具有 实施了富有成效的研究历史，以满足任务& MBR计划的目标&随后取得了巨大的进展 在各自领域发表声誉卓著的研究论文方面的贡献 激励学生在科学领域追求事业。此外, 新的调查人员已经获得了关于他们的 项目&与非受薪本科生进行了广泛的合作 学生们。这些项目包括多学科的研究问题和 方法和通常通过生物医学影响和健康联系在一起 意义。这些项目涉及生化、Toxicol、 药酚、寄生醇、原生动物、超微结构、侵染。疾病，鼹鼠。 Biol.和Exper.神经病。实验设计与方法代表 当前解决问题研究中的最新技术和先进技术 有问题。拟议方案的一个创新和创造性阶段是 继续开展“特别增收活动”，这将极大地 补充MBR研究活动。这类活动包括：1.“in-in” 豪斯大学本科生生物医学研究研讨会；2.诺贝尔奖获得者 和科学日；以及3.MBRS研究研讨会系列。这些活动 将进一步激励和鼓励学生追求研究事业和 格拉德。教授。SCH。

The overall objective of the Biomedical Research Improvement Program at Morris Brown College is to improve, strengthen & increase the biomedical research capabilities & resources of its faculty members & students through the MBRS program. The college is totally committed toward increasing the participation of its faculty & students in research & thereby, strengthening the overall research infrastructure of the institution & increasing the participation of minorities in Science & Health related fields. The establishment of the MBRS program at the college will have a tremendous impact on faculty & students. In order to achieve the above objective, we are proposing continued funds for equipment and resources for 2 current MBRS investigators (i.e. Drs. Jones and Stahl) in order that they can continue to develop & sustain their research potential; & funds for 3 new investigators (Drs. Hicks, Moore & Durojaiye) who are highly motivated toward initiating MBRS research projects. The current MBRS PI's have implemented a productive research history toward meeting the mission & goals of the MBRS program & have subsequently made a tremendous contribution in publishing reputable research papers in their areas & toward motivating students to pursue careers in the Sciences. In addition, the new investigators have obtained significant research data on their projects & have worked extensively with non-salaried undergraduate students. The projects consist of multidisciplinary research problems & approaches and are commonly linked through biomedical impact & health significance. The projects traverse in areas of biochem., toxicol., pharmacol., parasitol., protozool., ultrastruct., infect. diseases, mole. biol., & exper. psychol. The experimental design & methods represent current "state-of-the-art and advanced techniques in solving research problems. An innovative & creative phase of the proposed program is the continuance of "special enrichment activities" which will tremendously supplement MBRS research activities. Such activities include: 1. an "in- house" AUC Undergraduate Biomedical Research Symposium; 2. Nobel Laureate & Science Day; and 3. a MBRS Research Seminar Series. These activities will further motivate & encourage students to pursue research careers & grad. prof. schs.