Training
训练
基本信息
- 批准号:10228745
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.47万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-09-24 至 2023-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcademiaAdoptionAlgorithmic SoftwareBiologicalBiological ModelsBiological SciencesBiomedical ResearchBiotechnologyCell modelCollaborationsCommunitiesCompetenceComplexComputational BiologyComputer ModelsComputer softwareCustomDevelopmentDisciplineDistance LearningEducational workshopEventFeedbackFeedsFosteringFundingFutureFuture GenerationsGenerationsGoalsHigh Performance ComputingIndustryInfrastructureInstitutionInternshipsKnowledgeLeadMentorsMethodsMissionModernizationMolecularParticipantResearchResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResourcesScientistSeriesSiteSoftware ToolsSpecialistStudentsSupercomputingTechnical ExpertiseTechnologyTrainingTraining ActivityTraining ProgramsUnited States National Institutes of HealthVisitWorkbiological researchbiological systemscareerexperiencefrontierinnovationinnovative technologiesinterdisciplinary collaborationinterestlearning strategymodels and simulationmulti-scale modelingnovelonline coursepeer learningprogramsskillssummer researchtooltraining opportunityundergraduate research experience
项目摘要
Training Abstract
MMBioS will continue to prioritize providing the necessary training for those interested in modeling biological
systems at multiple scales to seamlessly use the computational technology developed in the TR&Ds. Our
Training mission is three-fold: (i) to train both experimental and computational researchers to use modern
computing technologies being developed and implemented at the MMBioS and to facilitate the adoption of
these technologies for their own research, (ii) to promote collaborative and peer-learning activities nationwide,
including those across BTRRs and partnering institutions to further advance biological/biomedical knowledge
and drive computing technology, and (iii) to contribute to the training and mentoring of future generations of
computational biologists by exposing them at early stages of their careers to computational advances in
molecular-to-cellular modeling and simulations, and helping them acquire the technical skills required to use,
and potentially advance, cutting-edge software and algorithms that will accelerate biological and biomedical
research. To achieve these goals, we will provide level-appropriate training opportunities to experts and non-
experts at all stages of their scientific careers and from different disciplines. Our Workshops series, on site
and/or off-site, will provide 3-5 day, hands-on training programs for the use and adoption of the major
technologies developed in each of our TR&Ds. Visitor and exchange programs will host external scientists and
exchange students/researchers from other BTRRs for more intensive (weeks- to months-long) research
collaborations. In turn, the exchange program will also provide internship-like opportunities for MMBioS
trainees to work with scientists at other Resources, enabling deeper connections and additional opportunities
for collaborations. Lastly, our summer research internship program will partner with an existing and funded
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program and provide training experiences for at least two
students, who will work with MMBioS investigators on a project involving MMBioS-developed technologies.
These opportunities, which will be augmented by the online course in biological modeling being developed by
the Dissemination Core, will provide unique, first-hand training to a broad audience of scientists and further the
use and adoption of MMBioS technologies.
培训摘要
MMBioS将继续优先为那些对生物建模感兴趣的人提供必要的培训
多个规模的系统,以无缝地使用在研发和开发中开发的计算技术。我们的
培训任务有三个方面:(I)培训实验和计算研究人员使用现代
MMBioS正在开发和实施的计算技术,并促进采用
这些技术用于自己的研究,(2)在全国范围内促进合作和同行学习活动,
包括BTRR和伙伴机构之间的合作,以进一步促进生物/生物医学知识
并推动计算技术,以及(Iii)为培训和指导未来几代
计算生物学家通过让他们在职业生涯的早期阶段接触到
分子到细胞的建模和模拟,并帮助他们获得使用、
和潜在的先进的尖端软件和算法,将加速生物和生物医学
研究。为了实现这些目标,我们将为专家和非政府组织提供适当的培训机会
来自不同学科的科学生涯各个阶段的专家。我们的工作坊系列,现场
和/或非现场,将提供3-5天的实践培训计划,以使用和采用主要
在我们的每一个研发中开发的技术。访问者和交流项目将接待外部科学家和
交换来自其他BTRR的学生/研究人员进行更密集(数周至数月)的研究
合作。反过来,交流计划也将为MMBioS提供类似实习的机会
受训人员与其他资源的科学家合作,建立更深层次的联系和更多机会
用于协作。最后,我们的暑期研究实习计划将与现有的和资助的
本科生研究经验(REU)计划,并提供至少两个人的培训经验
学生,他们将与MMBioS的调查人员合作,开展一个涉及MMBioS开发的技术的项目。
这些机会将通过由开发的生物建模在线课程来增加
传播核心,将为广泛的科学家受众提供独特的第一手培训,并进一步
使用和采用MMBioS技术。
项目成果
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- 资助金额:
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