Training in the Neurobiology of Neurological Disease
神经系统疾病的神经生物学培训
基本信息
- 批准号:10200901
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 34.14万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2014-07-01 至 2024-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
This proposal requests renewal of postdoctoral training in the Neurobiology of Neurological Disease.
This is a 2 year program that currently funds six fellows each year. Due to the success of this program, as well
as the large number of qualified candidates and faculty mentors, we seek an increase to cover eight fellows.
Our program has five primary goals: 1) To foster understanding of the diseases and syndromes that are of high
relevance to NINDS; 2) To ensure that trainees are appropriately mentored in their research and that they
acquire the professional skills necessary for independent careers in neuroscience; 3) To afford opportunities
for innovative research; 4) To attract underrepresented minorities to postdoctoral training in neuroscience; and
5) To support training of "special cases" – individuals whose needs differ from those of the typical training
fellow. These special cases may include individuals with computational backgrounds who now seek biological
training, as well as young scientists who take on projects that require extended time and effort for completion.
Our program requires trainees to be active participants in a two-year course on the “Neurobiology of
Disease.” Many sessions of the course are taught by an academic clinician and a basic scientist, and include
patients to illustrate a relevant disease or syndrome that is the topic of the session. The course is spread over
two years to cover the full spectrum of diseases and syndromes. This time period also makes it easier to
schedule the participation of patients and active clinicians. At least two presentations per year are devoted to
critical analysis of clinical research, as well as basic science papers. This allows trainees to discuss issues
relevant to experimental design and data analysis. We also provide trainees with a two-step "Professional
Development Series" that is tailored to the specific needs of early- and late-phase postdoctoral fellows in
neuroscience. The professional development series includes topics ranging from grant writing to exploring job
opportunities and setting up a first lab. Trainees can also take additional courses, as needed, to fill in gaps in
their background.
At the core of every postdoctoral experience is mentored research in an accomplished laboratory. To
oversee this experience we have devised a mentoring program that includes regular review of both the trainee
and the mentor. Each trainee has a primary research adviser as well as an individualized Research Advisory
Committee. This arrangement has proven to be especially helpful to Early Stage Investigators who have
trainees in their laboratories for the first time.
Our 49 training faculty supervise 55 postdoctoral trainees. More than half of these trainees are eligible
for individual NRSA and/or T32 support. We believe that the quality and breadth of our faculty, the
state-of-the-art facilities, and the unique nature of our training program enable us to attract outstanding fellows
and provide them with a special experience.
该提案要求更新神经疾病神经生物学的博士后培训。
这是一个为期 2 年的计划,目前每年资助六名研究员。由于该计划的成功,
由于合格的候选人和教师导师数量众多,我们寻求增加八名研究员。
我们的计划有五个主要目标: 1) 促进对高危疾病和综合征的了解
与 NINDS 的相关性; 2) 确保受训者在研究中得到适当的指导,并确保他们
获得神经科学独立职业所需的专业技能; 3)提供机会
用于创新研究; 4) 吸引代表性不足的少数群体参加神经科学博士后培训;和
5) 支持“特殊情况”的培训——需求与典型培训不同的个人
伙计。这些特殊情况可能包括具有计算背景的个人,他们现在寻求生物学
培训,以及承担需要较长时间和精力才能完成的项目的年轻科学家。
我们的计划要求学员积极参加为期两年的“神经生物学”课程
疾病。”该课程的许多课程均由学术临床医生和基础科学家教授,包括
患者来说明本次会议主题的相关疾病或综合症。课程遍布
两年的时间涵盖所有疾病和综合症。这段时间也更容易
安排患者和积极临床医生的参与。每年至少有两次演讲专门讨论
临床研究以及基础科学论文的批判性分析。这允许学员讨论问题
与实验设计和数据分析相关。我们还为学员提供两步“专业
发展系列”专为早期和晚期博士后的具体需求而设计
神经科学。专业发展系列包括从资助写作到探索工作等主题
机会并建立第一个实验室。学员还可以根据需要参加额外的课程,以填补课程中的空白
他们的背景。
每个博士后经历的核心都是在完善的实验室中进行指导性研究。到
为了监督这一经历,我们设计了一个指导计划,其中包括对受训者进行定期审查
和导师。每个学员都有一名主要研究顾问以及个性化的研究咨询
委员会。事实证明,这种安排对于早期研究人员特别有帮助,因为他们已经
受训人员第一次进入自己的实验室。
我们的 49 名培训教师指导 55 名博士后培训生。超过一半的学员符合资格
用于个人 NRSA 和/或 T32 支持。我们相信,我们师资队伍的质量和广度、
最先进的设施和独特的培训计划使我们能够吸引优秀的研究员
并为他们提供特殊的体验。
项目成果
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神经系统疾病的神经生物学培训
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10614538 - 财政年份:2014
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