Alaska INBRE 4 One Health

阿拉斯加INBRE 4--总体项目摘要 自2014年以来，AK INBRE 3增强了发展中教职员工和研究人员的研究能力 在其阿拉斯加大学网络中，通过授予试点研究补助金，提供工资 对于技术人员，培训博士后科学家以及研究生和本科生，并支持 旅行、科学咨询和设备采购。AK INBRE 3为生物信息学和 通过基因组学本地化能力建设，分发服务，为网络调查人员提供生物统计分析 DNA测序、数据分析和与国家生物信息学中心联网奖，以及 支持三个提高实验室和计算技能的暑期工作坊。这种支持一直是 有助于增加向网络中的调查人员颁发的NIH R系列独立奖项的数量 7至17年，NIH每年向阿拉斯加提供的资金总额从950万美元至2120万美元。四名发展中的教职员工过渡到 独立地位。加强翻译和临床研究，加强对阿拉斯加原住民的关注 作为其One Health研究主题的一部分，AK INBRE 3在2017年将其网络扩大到 包括两个部落保健组织：中南基金会和阿拉斯加土著部落保健 财团。AK INBRE 3领导了全州范围的峰会，以协调相关课程开发和 在整个UA系统中为新的和扩充的生物医学课程提供支持。AK INBRE 3 支持生物医学实验室100名本科生的研究经验和建议 AK INBRE 4与阿拉斯加本土科学和工程计划建立了新的合作伙伴关系，以增加 从事生物医学和行为健康研究的阿拉斯加原住民学生人数。AK INBRE 3 开发了高效的管理核心，并在其网络中分布了能干的领导，并 透明、择优分配支助的机制。它有帮助和承诺的建议 有全国代表性的委员会。AK INBRE 3领导协调规划和共享 与阿拉斯加的其他基础设施和多样性计划合作，共同目标是加强 促进人们和社区的健康，促进阿拉斯加和全国的劳动力发展。在……的时代 经济压力，阿拉斯加大学招聘了29名教师，开设生物医学和行为学专业 并承诺为其开发和保留投资提供大量的机构支持 通过持续研究卓越获得独立研究人员地位的成功研究人员 为AK INBRE 4提议的核心。继续INBRE计划的奖励将是在 新的合作伙伴关系取得初步成功，并保持了最近在生物医学领域看到的增长势头 以及阿拉斯加的行为研究。

Alaska INBRE 4 - OVERALL PROJECT SUMMARY Since 2014, AK INBRE 3 has enhanced the research capacity of developing faculty and investigators throughout its network of University of Alaska universities by awarding pilot research grants, providing salaries to technicians, training of post-doctoral scientists and graduate and undergraduate students, and supporting travel, science advising, and equipment purchases. AK INBRE 3 provided support for bioinformatics and biostatistical analyses to network investigators through building local capacity in genomics, distributing service awards for DNA sequencing, data analysis, and networking with national bioinformatics centers, and supporting three summer workshops for advancing lab and computational skills. This support has been instrumental in increasing the number of independent NIH R-series awards to investigators in the network from 7 to 17 and total annual NIH funding to Alaska from $9.5 to $21.2M. Four developing faculty transitioned to independent status. To enhance translational and clinical research and strengthen its focus on Alaska Native health research as part of its research theme of One Health, AK INBRE 3 expanded its network in 2017 to include two Tribal health organizations, the Southcentral Foundation and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium. AK INBRE 3 led statewide summits for the coordination of relevant curriculum development and provided support for new and augmented biomedical courses throughout the UA system. AK INBRE 3 supported research experiences for 100 undergraduate students in biomedical laboratories and proposes for AK INBRE 4 a new partnership with the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program to increase the number of Alaska Native students pursuing careers in biomedical and behavioral health research. AK INBRE 3 developed an effective administrative core with capable leadership distributed across its network and transparent, merit-based mechanisms for distribution of support. It has helpful and committed advisory committees with national representation. AK INBRE 3 led efforts for the coordination of planning and sharing of resources with other infrastructure and diversity programs in Alaska with common goals of enhancing the health of people and communities and promoting workforce development in Alaska and the nation. In a time of economic stress, the University of Alaska has recruited 29 faculty with programs in biomedical and behavioral research and is committing substantial institutional support for investing in their development and the retention of successful investigators achieving independent researcher status through a Sustaining Research Excellence Core proposed for AK INBRE 4. An award for continuing the INBRE program will be crucial to building on the initial success of the new partnerships and sustaining the momentum of growth recently seen in biomedical and behavioral research in Alaska.