BUILDING BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN NORTH DAKOTA

描述（由申请人提供）：虽然北达科他州有一个 活跃的生物医学研究机构，研究者人数很少 资源有限，使国家难以维持 国家层面的竞争力。此应用程序旨在构建 国家生物医学研究能力在几个方面。联合国将 与北达科他州州立大学（NDSU）合作，建立和加强 生物医学研究人员之间的网络，鼓励分享生物医学 校园之间的资源，并提供资源，以吸引和留住新的 生物医学科学家为了激发人们对 生物医学研究作为职业选择，BRIN网络还将包括 北达科他州大学系统（NDUS）的学士学位机构， 部落社区大学已经开发了四个核心， 实现这些目标。业务连续性将加强数据库访问、通信和 生物医学科学家通过增加电子访问共享数据 到生物医学文献，启动视频会议的使用， 生物医学科学家的标准协作工具，并建立一个 分子模拟网络SIC将有助于有竞争力的创业 一揽子计划，以吸引新的年轻或高级调查人员到国家，并提供 生物医学研究多用户仪器奖。透明度和能力建设战略计划将侧重于 发展部落大学科学教学，提供研究 为部落大学生提供经验，赞助一位访问科学家 计划学士学位机构，授予启动赠款，以招募 本科教师，并授予学生为导向的研究奖项。的AC 将管理整个项目，并提供外展和教育服务 通过赞助赠款撰写讲习班、生物信息学讲习班、 全州范围的科学会议，并定期出版通讯 和网站突出生物医学科学在该州。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Though the State of North Dakota has an active biomedical research establishment, the number of investigators is small and resources are limited, making it difficult for the state to sustain competitiveness at the national level. This application intends to build the biomedical research capacity of the state in a number of ways. UND will collaborate with North Dakota State University (NDSU) to establish and enhance networks between biomedical researchers, encourage sharing of biomedical resources between campuses, and provide resources to attract and retain new biomedical scientists in the state. In order to stimulate interest in biomedical research as a career option, the BRIN network will also include baccalaureate institutions in the North Dakota University System (NDUS) and tribal community colleges in the state. Four cores have been developed to accomplish these goals. A BC will enhance database access, communications and data-sharing among biomedical scientists through increased electronic access to biomedical literature, jumpstarting the use of videoconferencing as a standard collaborative tool for biomedical scientists, and establishing a molecular modeling network. An SIC will contribute to competitive start-up packages to attract new young or senior investigators to the state and provide awards for multi-user instruments for biomedical research. A TCBSP will focus on development of tribal college science instruction, providing research experience for tribal college students, sponsoring a visiting scientist program to baccalaureate institutions, awarding start-up grants to recruit undergraduate faculty, and awarding student-oriented research awards. An AC will manage the overall project and provide outreach and educational services through the sponsoring of grant-writing workshops, bioinformatics workshops, a statewide scientific conference, and the regular publication of a newsletter and website highlighting biomedical science in the state.