Neurotherapeutics Symposium 2019 – accelerating the pace of translation in neurological emergencies by enhancing diverse workforce in neuroscience and promoting transdisciplinary team science

项目总结 在推进神经危重护理的治疗方法方面，还有一个尚未得到满足的需求。这一领域正处于起步阶段 实施转化性研究，大多数临床实践由专家意见衍生的指南领导 由证据质量较低的研究提供信息。2019年神经治疗学研讨会-神经病学- Desitions是一个将在纽约罗切斯特举行的会议，旨在加快翻译NU-NU的步伐 以严重的急性神经系统疾病为重点的精神病学。这次会议的中心议题是增强 神经科学工作者为复杂的科学问题带来创新和创造性的观点，以及 与跨学科团队科学合作，促进新发现在临床上的传播 神经学家。代表不足的少数族裔在规划和讨论中都有很大参与- 作为确认的发言者和主持人，表明本项目致力于包容 神经科学领域的卓越人才。目标受众包括临床医生-科学家，处于 护理神经危重患者、神经科学家和生物工程师、康复专家和受训人员- 获准从事学术事业；与将协助招聘以下人员的组织密切合作- 将积极寻找代表人数不足的团体的受训人员。预计将有大约75-100人参加 参加会议，预计将有40%的妇女代表和全国代表性不足的群体。 会议还为长期网络奠定了基础，以促进合作并刺激新的 通过一款智能手机应用程序进行研究，该应用程序包括与会者名录、NIH Matchaker和在线链接 讨论能力。所有演讲者将选择一份与他们的演讲相关的里程碑式的手稿，这将是有益的- 能够提前通知所有参会者，从而提高后续讨论的成交量。课程将包括 关于团队科学形成、未充分探索的资助机会和职业发展的研讨会，以及简介 紧随其后的是关于重症监护神经治疗学前沿的生动讨论。毛皮- 此外，这次研讨会为有希望的早期研究人员/学员提供了一个平台，以建立和深化人类- 与更成熟的调查人员建立关系，这将促进职业发展和未来的合作- 演讲词。鼓励所有演讲者和与会者将他们的作品提交给海报演示文稿(所有这些都是有益的- 可以在应用程序中使用)，为新项目的讨论和集思广益提供了另一次机会。在…的末尾 在会议上，与会者将通过提交他们的团队科学项目来申请试点资金 有一个具体的目标草案，包括一个科学问题和假设。使用数字技术连接 在会议期间提供简介和促进建立联系，同时提供SEED 为会议上形成的协作产生的试点项目提供资金是促进 这一创新和有影响力的倡议的科学生产力。会议摘要和会议记录将 发表在《神经危重护理》杂志上。

PROJECT SUMMARY There is an unmet need in advancing therapeutic approaches in neurocritical care. This field is in its infancy of implementation of translational research, and most of clinical practice is led by expert opinion-derived guidelines informed by studies with low quality of evidence. The Neurotherapeutics Symposium 2019 – Neurological Emer- gencies is a conference that will be held in Rochester/NY aiming at accelerating the pace of translational neu- rology with a focus on severe acute neurologic disorders. This conference centers on diversity enhancement in the neuroscience workforce to bring innovative and creative perspectives to complex scientific questions, and engagement with transdisciplinary team science to facilitate the dissemination of new findings across clinical neuroscientists. Underrepresented minorities have been heavily involved in both the planning and in the confer- ence itself as confirmed speakers and moderators, demonstrating the commitment of this project to inclusion excellence in the neuroscience workforce. The target audience includes clinician-scientists at the forefront of care of neurocritically ill individuals, neuroscientists and bioengineers, rehabilitation experts, and trainees com- mitted to an academic career; a close collaboration with organizations that will assist with recruitment of at- tendees from underrepresented groups will be actively sought. Approximately 75-100 participants are anticipated to join the meeting, with an expected 40% representation of women and nationally underrepresented groups. The conference also sets the stage for long-term networking to nurture collaborations and stimulate new lines of research though a smartphone app that includes a directory with attendees, a link to NIH Matchmaker and online discussion capability. All speakers will select a landmark manuscript relevant to their lecture, which will be avail- able to all attendees ahead of time, so that the yield of subsequent discussions is increased. Sessions will include workshops on team science formation, underexplored funding opportunities and career development, and brief dynamic lectures followed by blocks of lively discussions on the frontiers of critical care neurotherapeutics. Fur- ther, this symposium provides a platform for promising early investigators/trainees to establish and deepen men- toring relationships with more established investigators, which will foster career development and future collab- orations. All speakers and attendees are encouraged to submit their work for poster presentations (all also avail- able in the app), to provide another opportunity for discussions and brainstorming of new projects. At the end of the conference, attendees are expected to apply for pilot funding by submitting their team science project along with a specific aims draft including a scientific question and hypothesis. The use of digital technology connecting profiles and promoting networking beyond the duration of the conference coupled with the availability of seed funding for pilot projects that arise from collaborations formed at the conference are incentives to facilitate the scientific productivity of this innovative and impactful initiative. Abstracts and the proceedings of the meeting will be published in the Neurocritical Care journal.