Graduate Student Symposium Planning Committee's symposium at the American Chemica
研究生研讨会计划委员会在美国化学会举办的研讨会
基本信息
- 批准号:7278059
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.3万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-01-11 至 2007-07-10
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcademiaAdvertisingAdvisory CommitteesAmazeAmericanBiochemicalBiocompatible MaterialsBiological ModelsBiomimeticsChemicalsChicagoCollaborationsCommunicationDepthDevelopmentDisciplineDrug Delivery SystemsDrug DesignEducationEnvironmentEventFosteringFutureGenerationsGoalsIllinoisIndustryInterdisciplinary StudyKnowledgeLeadLeadershipLearningLifeLongevityMediationMedicalMedical DeviceMedical TechnologyMentorsMethodologyMiniaturizationMissionMoldsNamesNatureOhioPlayPostdoctoral FellowProcessResearchResearch InfrastructureResearch PersonnelRoleScienceScientistSecureSocietiesStudentsTechnologyTimeLineTrainingUnited StatesUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesUpdateWomanWorkdesignexperiencehandbookhuman diseaseinnovationmembernew technologynext generationprogramsskillssymposium
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Graduate Student Symposium Planning Committee (GSSPC) is a graduate student task force that helps graduate students to organize a highly visible symposium at an American Chemical Society National Meeting. The GSSPC helps in the development of leadership skills, networking skills, negotiation strategies, working in a team environment, and developing interpersonal skills that are very important for graduate students transitioning into a professional life.
The current GSSPC group, consisting of five graduate student members at The Ohio State University, is the second GSSPC to plan a symposium for an ACS National Meeting. Our symposium entitled "Exploring and Exploiting Nature with Biomimetics" is to be held during the 233rd American Chemical Society National Meeting in Chicago, IL, March 25-29, 2007. Our symposium will be presented as a part of the technical program under the Division of Chemical Education, with anticipated co-sponsorship from several other ACS divisions. The GSSPC has additional support from The Ohio State University, the ACS Women Chemists Committee, and the ACS Younger Chemists Committee. We have secured 19 top scientists conducting biomimetic research to speak at the symposium. Details about their research with implication to biomedical fields are summarized later in the proposal.
This symposium will focus on what we learn from nature and how such knowledge can be applied in a wide variety of scientific disciplines. This knowledge would be applied toward our overall understanding of chemical sciences, and also toward development of new innovation in biochemical methodology and/or medical technology. Such innovation ultimately leads to applications such as rational drug design, drug delivery systems, medical devices, and biomaterials, to name a few. In conclusion, the variety of aspects of biomimetics offered at this symposium will surely inspire collaboration, encourage further advancements in biomimetics, and lead to a deeper understanding of bioprocesses and treatment of human diseases.
Overall, we hope to enhance the advancement of biochemical and medical sciences in three ways: (1) by sustaining a well-planned symposium in order to bring together leading researchers in the field of biomimetics, (2) by supporting, inspiring and encouraging graduate student involvement in professional conferences, and (3) by providing the unique opportunity for future GSSPC teams to continue this legacy.
描述(由申请人提供):研究生研讨会规划委员会(GSSPC)是一个研究生工作组,帮助研究生在美国化学学会全国会议上组织一个高度可见的研讨会。GSSPC有助于发展领导技能,网络技能,谈判策略,在团队环境中工作,并发展人际交往技能,这对研究生过渡到职业生活非常重要。
目前的GSSPC小组,由五名研究生成员在俄亥俄州州立大学,是第二个GSSPC计划为ACS全国会议的研讨会。我们的专题讨论会题为"探索和利用自然与仿生学"将在233届美国化学学会全国会议期间在芝加哥,IL,2007年3月25日至29日举行。我们的研讨会将作为化学教育部技术计划的一部分,预计将与其他几个ACS部门共同赞助。GSSPC得到了俄亥俄州州立大学、ACS女性化学家委员会和ACS年轻化学家委员会的额外支持。我们已经确定了19位从事仿生研究的顶尖科学家在研讨会上发言。关于他们的研究与生物医学领域的影响的细节总结在后面的建议。
本次研讨会将重点讨论我们从自然界学到了什么,以及这些知识如何应用于各种科学学科。这些知识将应用于我们对化学科学的全面理解,以及生物化学方法和/或医疗技术的新创新的发展。这种创新最终导致诸如合理药物设计、药物递送系统、医疗设备和生物材料等应用。总之,本次研讨会提供的仿生学的各个方面肯定会激发合作,鼓励仿生学的进一步发展,并导致对生物过程和人类疾病治疗的更深入理解。
总的来说,我们希望通过三种方式提高生物化学和医学科学的进步:(1)通过维持一个精心策划的研讨会,以汇集仿生学领域的领先研究人员,(2)通过支持,激励和鼓励研究生参与专业会议,以及(3)通过为未来的GSSPC团队提供独特的机会来继续这一遗产。
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