Behavior, Biology, and Chemistry: Translational Research in Addiction
Behavior, Biology, and Chemistry: Translational Research in Addiction
批准号:
10356925
负责人:
CHARLES P FRANCE
金额:
$2.75万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2011-03-15 至 2025-02-28
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中文摘要
摘要
成瘾研究包括广泛的技术、问题和专业知识以及相互作用
(翻译)在不同领域工作的科学家之间提供了开发新的更好的最好希望
治疗。 2009 年,《行为、生物学和化学:成瘾转化研究》(BBC)开始
为广泛的研究人员(从药物化学家到精神病学家)、临床医生、
从事成瘾领域工作的教育工作者和政策制定者以及年轻调查人员的机会
展示他们的数据、进行口头报告并与领先专家互动。此申请要求 5 年
继续在德克萨斯州圣安东尼奥举行为期两天的会议(2020-2024 年)取得巨大成功。英国广播公司提供
一个有吸引力的、方便的、具有成本效益的、低门槛的场所,向年轻研究者介绍
成瘾研究的重要性、兴奋性和广度,同时让他们有机会展示自己的观点
在亲密的环境中向专家观众提供数据,促进互动和讨论。年轻
在 BBC 上进行演示的调查人员会收到有关其演示(口头和海报)的书面反馈,但他们不会
支付注册费,他们可以申请涵盖所有会议费用的旅行奖励,并且他们可以参加
在口头和海报比赛中获得现金奖励。 Maharaj Ticku 纪念旅行奖学金赞助商
一位杰出的年轻教师出席 BBC 并进行演讲。 BBC 主持的职业非常受欢迎
许多 BBC 注册者参加了“科学职业之路”发展研讨会。会后
在线调查提供反馈,以协助组委会和计划委员会规划未来的会议。
BBC 是年轻研究者致力于成瘾研究事业的“跳板”;新的合作
并因 BBC 发起了资助申请,每年都会根据
全体会议。 BBC 的运营资金来自这笔赠款、注册费、摘要费和捐款;
自2009年以来,学术机构和个人的捐款已超过32万美元。英国广播公司没有
与任何现有的与成瘾相关的会议重叠,并继续致力于前沿的成瘾研究
并支持和欢迎大量年轻研究者进入成瘾领域。
英文摘要
ABSTRACT
Addiction research comprises a broad range of techniques, questions, and expertise, and the interplay
(translation) between scientists working in different areas provides the best hope for developing new and better
treatments. In 2009, Behavior, Biology & Chemistry: Translational Research in Addiction (BBC) was started to
provide a meeting for the broad spectrum of researchers (from medicinal chemists to psychiatrists), clinicians,
educators, and policymakers working in the area of addiction as well as an opportunity for young investigators
to present their data, give oral presentations, and interact with leading experts. This application requests 5 years
of support to continue this highly successful 2-day meeting in San Antonio, Texas (2020-2024). BBC provides
an attractive, convenient, cost-effective, and low-threshold venue to introduce young investigators to the
importance, excitement, and breadth of addiction research while giving them the opportunity to present their
data to an audience of experts in an intimate setting that promotes interaction and discussion. Young
investigators who present at BBC receive written feedback on their presentations (oral and poster), they do not
pay a registration fee, they can apply for a travel award that covers all meeting expenses, and they can participate
in oral and poster competitions for cash awards. The Maharaj Ticku Memorial Travel Fellowship sponsors
attendance and presentation at BBC by an outstanding young faculty member. BBC hosts a very popular career
development workshop Pathways to Careers in Science that is attended by many BBC registrants. A post-meeting
online survey provides feedback to assist Organizing and Program Committees with planning future meetings.
BBC is a “launching pad” for young investigators to commit to a career in addiction research; new collaborations
and grant applications have been initiated because of BBC, and each year a manuscript is published based on the
plenary symposium. BBC operates with funding from this grant, registration fees, abstract fees, and donations;
since 2009, donations from academic institutions and individuals have exceeded $320,000. BBC does not
overlap with any existing addiction-related meeting and remains dedicated to cutting-edge addiction research
and to supporting and welcoming a large number of young investigators to the addiction field.
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