UCLA Child Health Research Career Development Award

描述(由申请人准备)：建议的加州大学洛杉矶分校的目标 儿童健康研究职业发展奖(CHRCDA)包括：L 增加从事人类研究的儿科科学家的数量和效率 和分子发育研究通过应用于儿童健康问题 由CHRCDA教员、首席调查员/核心人员指导 CHRCDA实验室主任、项目主任、核心实验室工作人员 科学咨询委员会、外部咨询委员会、新闻部 儿科晋升和终身导师，年度研讨会(如何成功 学术、领导力和补助金)，以及每周的研究会议 (翻译课程，正在进行的工作研讨会，人类和分子 发展研究研讨会和发育生物学杂志俱乐部)；2)至 促进中华儿科学会学者和学院导师的研究活动 通过提供人类和分子发育核心实验室来补充 并以具成本效益的方式扩展他们的研究能力；及 为创造性的跨学科方法提供更多机会 将对人类和人类感兴趣的研究人员聚集在一起 通过使用分子开发在临床医学中的应用 核心实验室和每月的研究研讨会。要实现这些目标 目标，拟议的加州大学洛杉矶分校CHRCDA从14名教师中招聘了56名教师 各部门和24名潜在的CHRCDA学者，并继续人类和 分子开发核心实验室、三个年度研讨会和 每周一次的研究会议。此应用程序代表了一项竞争性续订 加州大学洛杉矶分校儿童健康研究中心(1996-2001)支持11 学者。加州大学洛杉矶分校CHRC学者目前拥有三个R01，两个P01项目， 一个R21，三个K08，以及私人基金会赠款。他们有七个R01和 两份K08申请待定。自中国红十字会的支持开始以来， 他们的出版物从103种增加到178种。

DESCRIPTION (prepared by applicant): The objectives of the proposed UCLA Child Health Research Career Development Award (CHRCDA) include: l) To increase the number and effectiveness of pediatric scientists engaged in human and molecular development research applied to child health problems through mentoring by the CHRCDA Faculty Member, the Principal Investigator/Core Laboratory Director, the Program Director, Core Laboratory Staff, the CHRCDA Scientific Advisory Board, the External Advisory Board, the Department of Pediatrics promotion and tenure mentor, the annual workshops (How to Succeed in Academics, Leadership and Grants), and the weekly research sessions (Translational Course, Work in Progress Seminars, Human and Molecular Development Research Seminars, and Developmental Biology Journal Club); 2) To facilitate the research activities of the CHRCDA Scholars and Faculty Mentors by providing the Human and Molecular Development Core Laboratory to complement and extend their research capabilities in a cost-effective manner; and 3) To provide increased opportunities for creative interdisciplinary approaches to pediatric disease by bringing together investigators interested in human and molecular development applications to clinical medicine through the use of the Core Laboratory and the monthly research seminars. To accomplish these objectives, the proposed UCLA CHRCDA has recruited 56 Faculty Mentors from 14 departments and 24 potential CHRCDA Scholars and continued the Human and Molecular Development Core Laboratory, the three annual workshops and the weekly research sessions. This application represents a competitive renewal of the UCLA Child Health Research Center (1996-2001) that supported 11 Scholars. The UCLA CHRC Scholars currently hold three R01s, two P0l projects, one R21, three K08s, and private foundation grants. They have seven R0l and two K08 applications pending. Since the inception of their CHRC support, their publications have increased from 103 to 178.