Career Development

加州大学洛杉矶分校-ICMIC职业发展部分。 加州大学洛杉矶分校-ICMIC职业发展部分一直是，并将继续是一个灵活的 程序。我们的目标是培养对基础癌症研究和/或分子成像应用的临床-翻译研究的跨学科接口感兴趣的优秀候选人。在他们的ICMIC支持结束时，我们希望他们的培训将有助于增加癌症发现研究或改善诊断、治疗反应预测和/或治疗监测的职业。在我们将招募和支持的受训人员范围方面，我们尽可能灵活。然而，作为职业发展资源支持的一个条件，我们规定受助者参加癌症生物学或生物成像原理(或两者兼而有之)的教学。如果审查委员会认为候选人有不足之处，仅凭参加实验室是不能纠正的。我们的内部审查委员会由我们的研究部门P.L.S(Hong Wu博士、Caius Radu博士、Antoni Ribas博士)、Herschman博士和菲尔普斯博士以及Owen Witte博士和Jonathan Braun博士组成，负责审查申请和挑选受训人员。作为支持条件，我们还将要求个别受训人员参加部分(为个人量身定做)的“课程”，其中包括特定课程、个别实验室研究小组会议、参加克伦普分子成像研究所、琼森综合癌症中心和分子医学研究所内部研讨会，以及加州大学洛杉矶分校-ICMIC每周研究会议。我们还将要求学员和他们的导师 受训人员在我们的专业资源中提供的所有成像方式方面都获得了一些实际经验。除了一个成功的研究项目，我们的目标是--在他们的支持期结束时--受训人员将熟悉生物成像和癌症生物学的基本原理，并在一个或多个成像和癌症研究领域成为专家。虽然我们不会期望学员掌握放射合成化学、断层扫描图像的数学重建以及他们在这个跨学科项目中进行研究所需的所有其他技术，但我们希望学员拥有所有这些领域的工作知识和他们专业领域的专业知识。

CAREER DEVELOPMENT COMPONENT OF THE UCLA-ICMIC. F.I. The UCLA-ICMIC Career Development Component has been, and will continue to be, a flexible program. Our goal is to train outstanding candidates who have an interest in the interdisciplinary interface of basic cancer research and/or clinical-translational studies with molecular imaging applications. At the end of their ICMIC support, we hope their training will contribute to careers that increase cancer discovery research or improve diagnosis, prediction of response to therapy and/or monitoring of therapy. We are as flexible as possible with regard to the spectrum of trainees that we will recruit and support. However, we make - as a condition of support from Career Development resources - a provision that recipients participate in didactic instruction either in Cancer Biology or in principles of Biological Imaging (or both!) if the review committee is of the opinion that the candidate has a deficiency that will not be corrected by laboratory participation alone. Our Internal Review Board, made up of our Research Component P.l.s (Drs. Hong Wu, Caius Radu, Antoni Ribas), Drs. Herschman and Phelps, and Drs. Owen Witte and Jonathan Braun review applications and select trainees. We will also require, as a condition of support, that individual trainees participate in portions (tailored to the individual) of a "curriculum" that includes specific courses, individual laboratory research group meetings, participation in Crump Institute for Molecular Imaging, Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center and Institute of Molecular Medicine internal seminars, and UCLA-ICMIC weekly research meetings. We will also request of trainees and their mentors that trainees receive some practical experience in all the imaging modalities available in our Specialized Resources. Our goal, in addition to a successful research project, will be that - at the conclusion of their support period - the trainees will be familiar with the fundamental principles of biological imaging and cancer biology, and expert in one or more areas of imaging and cancer research. While we will not expect trainees to have mastered radiosynthetic chemistry, mathematical reconstructions of tomographic images and all the other technologies required for their research in this interdisciplinary program, we will expect a working knowledge of all these areas and expertise in their areas of concentration.