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MBRS PROGRAM

MBRS PROGRAM
MBRS计划
批准号:
2167610
负责人:
ADRIANA BAEZ
金额:
$105.71万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1985
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1985-05-01 至 1996-07-31

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中文摘要
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UPR医学科学校区的MBRS计划有两个主要的 目标;帮助教师建立富有成效的研究计划, 鼓励西班牙裔学生选择生物医学研究职业。 的 两个目标是相互依存的;激发学生的最佳方式 是让他们在一个富有成效的研究环境中工作; 热情的学生在实验室是一个有效的机制,执行 研究和促进正在进行的研究计划。 的支持下 MBRS,研究人员可以积累足够的数据, 研究支持。 该计划提供研究生和本科生的普遍定期审议 医学科学校园和里约彼德拉斯校园的研究机会 在生物医学科学中。 此外,该方案设想, 促进年轻研究人员的参与, 与来自更有天赋的机构的研究人员建立更平等的基础。 在这份建议书中,我们有17个研究子项目,其中三个是 助理调查员。 这些项目涵盖了药理学、 分子生物学、肾生理学、产科、微生物学、化学 致癌作用和神经生物学。
英文摘要
The MBRS Program of the UPR Medical Sciences Campus has two principal goals; to help faculty establish a productive research program and to stimulate hispanic students to choose a career in biomedical research. The two goals are mutually interdependent; the best way to stimulate students is to have them work in a productive research environment; and having enthusiastic students in a laboratory is an effective mechanism to perform studies and to facilitate ongoing research programs. With the support of MBRS, investigators can accumulate enough data to apply for independent research support. This program provides graduate and undergraduate students of the UPR Medical Sciences Campus and Rio Piedras Campus opportunities for research in the biomedical sciences. In addition, the Program envisions to facilitate the participation of young investigators in order to compete on a more equal basis with researchers from more gifted institutions. In this proposal we have 17 research subprojects of which three are associate investigators. These projects cover the areas of pharmacology, molecular biology, renal physiology, obstetrics, microbiology, chemical carcinogenesis and neurobiology.
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