INBRE IV - Hawaii Statewide Research and Education Partnership (HiSREP)

项目总结 夏威夷全州研究和教育伙伴关系(HiSREP)由几乎所有 夏威夷的高等学府，特别是4所主要本科院校(PUI)，1 夏威夷大学(UH)学院和4所UH社区学院在领导R1的管理下 夏威夷大学马诺阿分校。在上一个赠款周期中，INBRE III侧重于加强 牵头机构以外的伙伴机构的研究界和基础设施。这是 通过紧密协调的领导团队监督综合支持计划来完成 在改建和翻新资金下的新实验室建设，购买新仪器， 为初级调查员研究和本科生研究经验提供资金，并辅之以外展 和多层次的指导。这导致了研究基础的大幅扩大，学生实力的增强 参与度使学生参与人数几乎翻了一番，并在职业发展方面采取了新的举措。在……里面 INBRE IV，HiSREP将继续发展新兴调查人员，但将扩大 通过一系列新的竞争性授予机制，向各级生物医学研究科学家提供网络 包括教学-博士后奖学金、试点项目、新举措和基于团队的协作赠款 通过发展研究项目计划(DRPP)。HiSREP下的研究将由两个人指导 主要主题，天然产物和分子医学，强调生物医学的显著优势 夏威夷的研究社区。此外，HiSREP将支持重组后的生物信息学核心作为 全州集中资源提供生物信息学教育，帮助研究设计， 技术专长，包括开发新的信息学工具、数据管理和分析。这个 生物信息学核心将通过一对一、小组、 研讨会、课程和在线互动，后者通过实时研究社区门户网站。这个 在生物医学职业道路下的学生研究计划将寻求接受更广泛的 通过志愿者、实习生、学者和归国强调协作小组项目的本科生 研究人员的机会，包括与互补的本科生研究项目建立伙伴关系，同时 通过技能培训、实际指导课程、 扩展资源和劳动力发展。此外，Path还将发展积极进取的 对实验室主管进行培训，以增加研究的复杂性和全州范围内的机会，领先 提高了运力。它还将最终通过纳入 将研究性活动纳入基础科学课程。总体而言，HiSREP将成为推动 以提高生物医学研究能力为最终目标的研究科学家正在酝酿之中 社区将为改善夏威夷州的健康和福祉做出新的重要发现。

PROJECT SUMMARY The Hawaii Statewide Research and Education Partnership (HiSREP) comprises a network of nearly all of the institutions of higher learning in the state of Hawaii, specifically 4 primarily undergraduate institutions (PUIs), 1 University of Hawaii (UH) college and 4 UH community colleges under the management of the lead R1 institution, the University of Hawaii at Manoa. In the previous grant cycle, INBRE III focused on strengthening the research community and infrastructure at the partner institutions outside of the lead institution. This was accomplished through a tightly coordinated leadership team overseeing an integrated program of support for new laboratory construction under Alterations & Renovation funding, acquisition of new instrumentation, funding for junior investigator research and undergraduate student research experiences paired with outreach and multi-level mentoring. This resulted in substantial expansion of the research base, stronger student engagement leading to a near doubling in student participants, and new initiatives in career advancement. In INBRE IV, HiSREP will continue the development of emerging investigators, but will widen the reach of the network to all levels of biomedical research scientists through a new array of competitive granting mechanisms including teaching-postdoctoral fellowships, pilot projects, new initiatives and team-based collaborative grants through a Developmental Research Project Program (DRPP). Research under HiSREP will be guided by two key themes, Natural Products and Molecular Medicine, which emphasize notable strengths in the biomedical research community in Hawaii. In addition, HiSREP will support a reorganized Bioinformatics Core as a centralized resource across the state to provide education on bioinformatics, aid with research design, technical expertise including development of new informatics tools, data management and analysis. The Bioinformatics Core will promote community synergy for researchers and students through one-on-one, group, workshop, course and online interactions, the latter through a real-time research community portal. The student research program under the PATHway to Biomedical Careers will look to embrace a wider range of undergraduates by emphasizing collaborative group projects through volunteer, intern, scholar and returning researcher opportunities, including partnerships with complementary undergraduate research programs, while maintaining focus on individual career development through skill training, practical mentoring sessions, extended resources and workforce development. In addition, PATHway will develop proactive advanced training for laboratory supervisors to increase research sophistication as well as opportunity statewide, leading to increased capacity. It will also ultimately enhance undergraduate education through incorporation of research activity into the basic science curriculum. Overall, HiSREP will serve as a catalyst for advancement of the research scientist pipeline with the ultimate goal of elevating the ability of the biomedical research community to make new and important discoveries for improving health and well-being in the state of Hawaii.