Training Students in Biomedical Research in Hematology

项目摘要 该项目的目的是通过为期8周的辅导为医学生提供培训机会 匹兹堡大学血液学生物医学研究项目。考虑到令人兴奋的科学研究 血液学的发现和新的治疗方法以及缺乏具有足够多学科知识的内科科学家 学科培训是开展翻译研究的重要内容，本项目的最终目的是引起人们的兴趣 学生在学术血液学的职业生涯。学员将包括匹兹堡大学医学院的一年级学生 学生在第一年后的暑假，五年制项目每年最多五个。他们将密切合作 匹兹堡大学拥有多达19名来自世界各地的学术核心教员 血液学/肿瘤学、输血医学、血液病理学、血管生物学、分子生物学 遗传学、外科和放射肿瘤学以及流行病学。这个核心培训学院将为学员提供 拥有广泛的基础和临床研究主题、研究人群和生物医学技术，以及 临床和实验室空间开展这一项目，其具体目标是：基础或临床 血液学或血液学相关领域的研究项目。 (1)让医学生在受训初期接触到生物医学的相关性和兴奋性 学术血液学研究，特别是通过为期8周的指导研究或临床研究 血管生物学、肿瘤学和分子遗传学、输血医学、 在核心监督下的血液病理学、外科和放射肿瘤学或流行病学 由资深学术临床医生和科学家组成的学院。 (2)为学生提供研究基础的教学培训，包括关键的工具 文献回顾和分析思维，以及对血液学基本原理的理解， 血管生物学、肿瘤学/分子遗传学、凝血、输血、血液病理学、外科/ 放射肿瘤学，或流行病学，作为进行科学合理和 相关生物医学研究。 (三)推动学院派医师对医学生的指导和辅导 科学家和博士科学家在研究概念和协作研究中，包括概念 开发、研究设计、数据收集和分析、手稿准备、摘要海报和/或 口头演示，以便提供执行生物医学研究的工具，并第一手了解 学术研究方面的职业 通过这个丰富的、多样化的、跨学科的学术项目，我们建议让学生对 通过有指导的研究经验进行血液学研究，以及在血液学领域的未来学术生涯。

Project Summary The purpose of this project is to provide opportunities for medical student training through 8-week mentored biomedical research projects in hematology at the University of Pittsburgh. Given the exciting scientific discoveries and new therapeutics in hematology and the shortage of physician scientists with sufficient multi- disciplinary training to carry out important translational research, the ultimate goal of this project is to interest students in careers in academic hematology. Trainees will include 1st-year University of Pittsburgh medical students in the summer following their first year, up to 5 per year for the 5-year program. They will work closely with one of up to 19 University of Pittsburgh established academic core faculty members from the broad disciplines of hematology/ oncology, transfusion medicine, hematopathology, vascular biology, molecular genetics, surgical and radiation oncology, and epidemiology. This core Training Faculty will provide Trainees with a broad array of basic and clinical research topics, study populations, and biomedical techniques, and clinical and laboratory space to carry out this project, the specific aims of which are: on a basic or clinical research project in the area of hematology or a hematology-related field. (1) To expose medical students early in their training to the relevance and excitement of biomedical research in academic hematology, specifically through 8-week mentored research bench or clinical research projects in vascular biology, oncology and molecular genetics, transfusion medicine, hematopathology, surgical and radiation oncology, or epidemiology, under the supervision of a core faculty of established academic clinicians and scientists. (2) To provide didactic training for students in research fundamentals, including the tools for critical literature review and analytic thinking, and an understanding of the basic principles of hematology, vascular biology, oncology/ molecular genetics, coagulation, transfusion, hematopathology, surgical/ radiation oncology, or epidemiology, to serve as the basis for the conduct of scientifically sound and relevant biomedical research. (3) To promote guided and mentored training of medical students by established academic physician scientists and PhD scientists in research concepts and collaborative research, including concept development, study design, data collection and analysis, manuscript preparation, abstract poster and/or oral presentation, in order to provide tools to perform biomedical research and learn first-hand about careers in academic research Through this rich, diverse, and interdisciplinary academic program, we propose to interest students in hematology research through mentored research experiences, and future academic careers in hematology.