Epidemiology of Emerging Infectious Diseases and Bioterr

项目描述（申请者提供）：拟通过基础流行病学、生物统计学和分子流行病学的教学、实践应用和研究，培养当代新发传染病流行病学和生物恐怖主义的医学博士、医学博士/博士和博士前研究人员。对一些受训者，将提供生物信息学或医学信息学方面的额外培训。受研者将从斯坦福大学流行病学博士研究生项目和成人或儿科传染病博士后项目中选拔。实习申请人将由指导委员会评估，并根据学业成绩、教师面试和对流行病学的兴趣提供培训补助金。将尽一切努力吸引少数族裔候选人。”该培训项目将是跨学科的，涉及斯坦福大学流行病学（医学（传染病））和儿科（传染病）部门以及加州大学伯克利分校公共卫生学院的教师。博士预科学生将完成斯坦福大学流行病学博士课程的要求。医学博士或医学博士/博士传染病博士后可以选择获得流行病学硕士学位，尽管这不是必需的。该计划的重点是传染病流行病学和生物恐怖主义的研究培训。学员将在至少一名培训计划教员的指导下进行研究；大多数人将由培训项目的两名成员共同指导。因此，大多数研究项目将是跨学科的，以利用教师的优势。为促进学员与教师之间的互动，将举办学员研究研讨会、每周传染病流行病学跨学科研讨会、每周传染病大查房、教师传染病与生物恐怖主义讲座以及每年1天的研究静修。每个受训者将受到一个研究委员会的指导和指导，该委员会由导师和其他几位与该项目有关的专门知识领域的科学家组成。学员将定期向委员会汇报他/她的研究进展。每年培养1名博士预科生和2名博士（MD/PhD）博士后。我们鼓励所有学员申请独立支援。受训人员毕业后可望担任学术职务或公共卫生领导职务。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): We propose to train MD, MD/PhD and pre-doctoral investigators in contemporary epidemiology of emerging infectious diseases and bioterrorism through instruction, practical application, and research in fundamental epidemiology, biostatistics and molecular epidemiology. For some trainees, additional training in bioinformatics or medical informatics will be offered. Trainees will be drawn from the pool of those accepted into the PhD graduate program in epidemiology at Stanford and from postdoctoral fellows in adult or pediatric infectious diseases. Trainee applicants will be evaluated by the Steering Committee and offered training grant slots on the basis of academic records, faculty interviews and demonstrated interest in epidemiology. Every effort will be made to attract minority candidates. The training program will be interdisciplinary, involving faculty from the Division of Epidemiology (Medicine (Infectious Diseases), and Pediatrics (Infectious Diseases) at Stanford and the School of Public Health, University of California/Berkeley. Predoctoral students will complete the requirements of the Stanford PhD program in epidemiology. MD or MD/PhD infectious diseases postdoctoral fellows may elect to obtain the MS degree in epidemiology, although this is not a requirement. The emphasis of the program is on research training in epidemiology of infectious diseases and bioterrorism. Trainees will conduct research under the mentorship of at least one training program faculty member; most will be co-mentored by two members of the training program. Thus, most research projects will be cross-disciplinary to take advantage of the strengths of the faculty. To promote interaction among trainees and faculty, research seminars conducted by trainees, weekly interdisciplinary seminars in infectious diseases epidemiology, weekly infectious diseases grand rounds, infectious diseases and bioterrorism lectures presented by faculty, and an annual 1-day research retreat will be held. Each trainee will be counseled and directed by a Research Committee comprised of the mentor(s) and several other scientists whose area of expertise is relevant to the project. The trainee will present his/her research progress to the committee at regular intervals. One PhD predoctoral and two MD (MD/PhD) post-doctoral trainees are to be supported by the Training Program each year. All trainees will be encouraged to apply for independent support. Trainees are expected to graduate to academic appointments or public health leadership positions.