9th Hershey Conference on Developmental Brain Injury

第九届好时发育性脑损伤会议

基本信息

批准号：
8651669
负责人：
FRANCES J NORTHINGTON
金额：
$ 1.35万
依托单位：
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2013-09-30 至 2014-09-29
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8651669
关键词：
Adult Animal Model Animals Award Basic Science Biochemical Process Biological Brain Brain Injuries Cell Death Cerebrovascular Circulation Cerebrum Child Clinical Collaborations Commit Development Doctor of Philosophy Education Environment Evolution Faculty Functional disorder Funding Future Genetic Genomics Geographic Distribution Goals Human Hypoxia Image Imaging Techniques Infant Information Dissemination Injury Institution International Intervention Location London Longitudinal Studies Maryland Metabolic Metabolism Molecular Morbidity - disease rate Neonatal Neonatal Brain Injury Paris, France Participant Perinatal Brain Injury Physicians Physiological Processes Population Positioning Attribute Postdoctoral Fellow Prevention Proteomics Public Health Recovery Recruitment Activity Research Research Infrastructure Resolution Scientific Advances and Accomplishments Scientist Services Source Techniques Underrepresented Minority Universities Utah Visit early childhood fetal forging insight meetings metabolomics minority trainee mortality neuroprotection novel strategies peer prenatal public health relevance repaired symposium therapeutic target

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Hershey Conference on Developmental Brain Injury was started in 1997 and has grown into a popular, well-attended international conference of physician-scientists and basic scientists, including a large proportion of trainees. It is withot peer in the field of Developmental Brain Injury. The overall goal of the 2014, 9th Hershey Conference is to once again bring together internationally known clinical and basic scientists committed to studying and treating the neonatal brain. The overall theme in 2014 will focus on mechanisms of cell death and plasticity following brain injury in developing animal models and in humans. The basic approach remains the same. Specifically the three objectives are: 1) application of the latest research in basic science to the clinical questions; 2) recognition and discussion of ongoing controversy and progress toward resolution in developmental brain injury research; 3) identification of future directions for the developmental brain injury field. The objectives of this R13 are: 1) to provide partial support for the invited speakers, many of whom are outside of the developmental brain injury field but will contribute significantly to the educational aspects of the conference 2) to provide support of trainees, junior faculty, and underrepresented minorities (URM), primarily from the US, to attend this meeting, 3) to provide basic infrastructure support for planning and administration of the meeting. With the return of the meeting to the US in 2014, we are applying for funding for the meeting itself as well as the trainee support. New to this proposal is request for funds to specifically fully support US URM to attend the meeting. Extensive participation of trainees, both from US and foreign institutions, has been a hallmark of the Hershey Conference. Trainees, both MD and PhD, constitute 30-50% of all participants and we hope to partially defray the expenses for most of this group. This meeting has historically been an excellent opportunity for informal interaction among trainees and the leaders in the field as well as a mechanism for post-doctoral and visiting scientist recruitment. In 2016 the conference will once again be primarily funded by foreign sources.

描述（由申请人提供）：赫尔希发育性脑损伤会议始于1997年，已成长为一个受欢迎的，受人尊敬的国际医师科学家和基础科学家会议，包括很大一部分受训者。它是发育性脑损伤领域的同伴。 2014年第9届好时会议的总体目标是再次将致力于研究和治疗新生儿大脑的国际知名临床和基础科学家汇集在一起。 2014年的总体主题将重点介绍发展动物模型和人类脑损伤后细胞死亡和可塑性的机制。基本方法保持不变。具体而言，这三个目标是：1）将基础科学最新研究应用于临床问题； 2）认识和讨论正在进行的争议和解决发展性脑损伤研究方面的进展； 3）确定发育性脑损伤场的未来方向。 R13的目标是：1）为受邀的演讲者提供部分支持，其中许多人不在发育的脑损伤领域，但会为会议的教育方面做出重大贡献2）2）为学员，初级教职员工和经验不足的少数群体（URM）提供支持，主要是从US提供基本的会议。随着回归 2014年，我们正在向美国开会，我们正在为会议本身以及学员的支持申请资金。该提案的新手是要求提供资金，以完全支持我们参加会议。来自美国和外国机构的学员的广泛参与一直是好时会议的标志。医学博士和博士学位的学员占所有参与者的30％至50％，我们希望部分支付大多数该组的费用。从历史上看，这次会议一直是学员和该领域领导者之间非正式互动的绝佳机会，也是博士后和来访科学家招聘的机制。 2016年，该会议将再次由外国资源资助。