FASEB SRC on Neural Mechanisms in Cardiovascular Regulation

描述(由申请人提供)：心血管调节中的神经机制是一个周期性的会议(每3年举行一次)，自1982年以来一直由美国实验生物学学会联合会(FASE B)主办。我们这次系列会议的目标是将来自世界各地对心血管神经控制有不同兴趣的研究人员聚集在一起。我们的主要目标是(1)创建一个论坛 深入讨论最新的研究发现，以及(2)让年轻的研究人员参与和参与国际研究项目，包括学生、博士后研究员和初级研究人员 以心血管调节神经机制为中心主题的高质量科学会议。正如我们以前的会议所恰当地表明的那样，我们通过同样关注调节正常心血管对物理和环境应激源的反应的神经机制以及与心血管相关的疾病的神经机制，如动脉高血压/先兆子痫、心力衰竭、肥胖/糖尿病、睡眠呼吸暂停、中风、肾病综合征、发烧/败血症等，吸引了来自世界一流研究人员的多样化受众。自1982年第一次会议以来，心血管神经控制领域取得了巨大的发展，我们对中枢神经系统机制在心血管疾病的发生、维持和发展中所起的关键作用的理解也是如此。我们2013年会议的主要目标将是提供一个充满活力的论坛，帮助发展该领域年轻调查人员的职业生涯。因此，我们计划在一个特别安排的研讨会上邀请十位NHLBI旅行奖获得者作为专题演讲嘉宾。此外，所有受训人员将：i)参加会议期间的指导计划；ii)在许多预定的活动(如海报会议、休息、午餐、海滩游览和总是受欢迎的会议宴会)上，与包括该领域领导者在内的高级研究人员进行大量互动。旅行奖获得者的选择将基于他们提交的摘要的质量和对心血管调节/疾病的神经机制的相关性，以及他们的整体学术资历。寻求资金的第一次会议将于2013年7月14日至19日在俄勒冈州格伦登海滩的SalMountain Lodge举行。R13申请的主要目的是提供财政支持，使这些年轻调查人员能够出席和参加2013年的会议，并支持未来的年轻调查人员参加2016年和2019年的后续会议。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Neural Mechanisms in Cardiovascular Regulation is a conference held on a recurring basis (every 3rd year) that has been sponsored by the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) since 1982. Our goal for this conference series is to bring together researchers from around the world with diverse interests in cardiovascular neural control. Our primary objectives are (1) to create a forum for in depth discussions of the latest research discoveries, and (2) to involve and engage young investigators, including students, post-doctoral fellows and junior researchers in an international high-quality scientific meeting with neural mechanisms of cardiovascular regulation as its central theme. As our previous conferences aptly show, we attract a diverse audience of world-class researchers by focusing equally on neural mechanisms that regulate normal cardiovascular responses to physical and environmental stressors and on neural mechanisms of cardiovascular-related diseases such as arterial hypertension/preeclampsia, heart failure, obesity/diabetes, sleep apnea, stroke, nephrotic syndrome, fever/sepsis, etc. Since our first conference in 1982, the field of cardiovascular neural control has grown tremendously, as has our understanding of the pivotal role CNS mechanisms play in the initiation, maintenance and progression of cardiovascular diseases. Our major goal for the 2013 meeting will be to provide a dynamic forum to help develop the careers of young investigators in the field. Accordingly, we plan to include ten recipients of NHLBI Travel Awards as featured speakers in a specially programmed symposium. In addition, all trainees will i) participate in a mentoring program during the meeting, ii) be provided numerous opportunities to interact with senior researchers, including leaders in the field, at many scheduled events (e.g. poster sessions, breaks, lunches, beach excursions and an always popular conference banquet). Selection of travel awardees will be based on the quality and relevance of their submitted abstracts to neural mechanisms in cardiovascular regulation/disease, as well as their overall academic credentials. The first meeting for which funds are sought will be held July 14-19, 2013 at the Salishan Lodge, Gleneden Beach, Oregon. The primary aim of this R13 application is to provide financial support to enable these young investigators to attend and participate in the 2013 meeting as well as to support future young investigators to participate in subsequent meetings in 2016 and 2019.