MT INBRE RESEARCH CORE

该子项目是利用NIH/NCRR资助的中心赠款提供的资源的许多研究子项目之一。子项目和研究者（PI）可能从另一个NIH来源获得主要资金，因此可以在其他CRISP条目中表示。所列机构为中心，不一定是研究者所在机构。描述 MT INBRE研究核心是通过建立研究基础设施，支持教师和学生的研究，并促进全州范围的合作网络，提高蒙大拿州的生物医学研究能力不可或缺。传染病的发病机理和与环境有关的健康问题是MT INBRE的两个研究重点。选择这些焦点是因为它们与蒙大拿州的相关性，蒙大拿州拥有丰富的牲畜和野生动物以及矿产和能源勘探的历史。通过选择和监督这些研究重点，MT INBRE的战略定位是出类拔萃，并将蒙大拿州定位为生物医学研究的领导者。研究核心致力于促进教育，研究，并最终在国家的就业机会的增加。总体而言，在传染病和环境卫生领域的八个研究项目（一个通过外展核心）由MT INBRE研究核心在该州的四个学士学位学院和一个部落学院的支持。 研究核心管理着广泛的指导和研究合作计划，该计划将每个项目的主要研究者（项目负责人）与密歇根州立大学，密歇根大学，麦克劳克林研究所和NIH落基山实验室的NIH资助的研究人员联系起来。所有网络研究人员都可以使用MSU和UM的科学设施，设备和培训。长期目标是让这些研究人员在获得NIH资助方面具有竞争力。研究核心还支持部落机构的学生和教师研究人员的发展。

This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. Description The MT INBRE Research Core is integral in increasing the biomedical research capacity of Montana by building research infrastructure, supporting faculty and student research, and fostering a state-wide collaborative network. The pathogenesis of infectious disease and health issues related to the environment are MT INBRE's two research foci. These foci were chosen for their relevance to the state of Montana, a state with an abundance of livestock and wildlife and a history of mineral and energy exploration. By choosing and overseeing these research foci, MT INBRE is strategically positioned to excel and positions Montana as a leader in biomedical research. The Research Core works to foster increases in education, research, and, ultimately, employment opportunities in the state. Overall, eight research projects (one through the Outreach Core) in the areas of infectious disease and environmental health are supported by the MT INBRE Research Core at four of the state's baccalaureate colleges and one tribal college. The Research Core manages the extensive mentoring and research collaboration program that links the principal investigators (Project Leaders) of each of these projects with established, NIH-funded investigators at MSU, UM, the McLaughlin Research Institute, and the NIH Rocky Mountain Laboratories. All network researchers have access to scientific facilities, equipment, and training at MSU and UM. The long-term goal is to position these researchers to be competitive for their own NIH funding. Also supported by the Research Core is the development of student and faculty researchers at tribal institutions.