Enrichment Program

项目总结(充实方案) 宾夕法尼亚大学DDRCC是消化和肝病分子研究中心 (CMSDLD)。CMSDLD的愿景和使命围绕着跨学科、创新和有影响力 转化为了解人类健康和改善人类疾病的科学研究 精神错乱。CMSDLD通过一个全面和充满活力的图书馆催化科学研究的进步 综合教育和培训计划。这些充实计划将中心成员聚集在一起 培育新的研究方向，推动中心专业化、学术化、科学化发展 准会员，每周主持研究研讨会/联合实验室会议/期刊俱乐部/技术进步 系列，主持访问教授(每月)，建立在捐赠讲师不断增长的历史基础上，以及 还将重点介绍一系列教学性质的学术技能研讨会(面向中心准会员和实习生) 作为一门新的分子生物学入门课程(针对科学新手的中心实验室人员)。在……里面 此外，我们的CMSDLD是跨本科生(NIDDK R25)培训计划的先锋 GI基础科学培训补助金和NIH R25 GI临床科学培训补助金正在审查中)，医学 学生(医学博士全年项目，以及全国最大的医学博士项目)，研究生， 和博士后研究员(两个NIH T32培训补助金)。我们的CMSDLD成员拥有不同的领导力 在所有这些努力中占据一席之地，从而确保培养和成熟一批年轻人才 科学家们为未来参与消化、肝脏和胰腺疾病的研究做准备。最后，我们的CMSDLD 强调所有方面的性别、多样性和包容性，并致力于在这方面取得成功 上下文也是如此。

PROJECT SUMMARY (ENRICHMENT PROGRAM) The University of Pennsylvania's DDRCC is the Center for Molecular Studies in Digestive and Liver Diseases (CMSDLD). The CMSDLD's vision and missions revolve around interdisciplinary, innovative and impactful scientific research that is translated into understanding human health and ameliorating human diseases and disorders. The CMSDLD catalyzes advances in scientific research through a comprehensive and vibrant library of integrated educational and training programs. These enrichment programs bring together Center members to foster new research directions, promote the professional, academic and scientific development of Center associate members, host weekly research seminars/joint lab meetings/journal clubs/Advances in Technology series, host Visiting Professorships (monthly), build upon a history of growing Endowed Lectureships, and highlight a didactic series of academic skills workshops (for Center associate members and trainees) as well as a new Introduction to Molecular Biology course (for Center lab personnel that are new to science). In addition, our CMSDLD is at the vanguard of training programs spanning undergraduate students (NIDDK R25 training grant in GI basic sciences and an NIH R25 training grant in GI clinical sciences under review), medical students (MD year out programs, as well as the largest MD PhD program in the country), graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows (two NIH T32 training grants). Our CMSDLD members hold various leadership positions in all these endeavors, thereby ensuring the development and maturation of a “pipeline” of young scientists for future engagement in digestive, liver and pancreatic diseases research. Finally, our CMSDLD emphasizes gender, diversity and inclusion in all its pathways, and is committed to successful outcomes in this context as well.