The PET Radiotracer Translation and Resource Center (PET-RTRC) Training & Dissemination

PET 放射性示踪剂翻译和资源中心 (PET-RTRC) 培训

• 批准号: 10715917
• 负责人: Buck E. Rogers
• 金额: $ 14.54万
• 依托单位: WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2018-09-01 至 2028-07-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10715917
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Technology Training and Dissemination Project Summary In this renewal application, the Technology Training and Dissemination Core (TTD) will build upon its success during the current funding cycle by incorporating strategies we have learned through its establishment, expanding its scientific innovations, in responding to the challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and that honor requests by Center partners or other members of the scientific community. In the process, the TTD will continue to offer a robust training program to facilitate the use of radiotracers developed by the Center and inform the scientific community about its capabilities and accomplishments to promote and enable broader use of Center products. To achieve these objectives the TTD will address the following Specific Aims: Training: Aim 1: The TTD will now offer workshops and seminars in the field of PET addressing key topics of interest to the scientific community in hybrid onsite/remote mode. It will partner in these efforts with other P41 centers with similar and complementary missions. Additional outreach initiatives will include interactions with internal WU training grants/programs and traditionally underserved universities. Aim 2: In addition to on-site individualized training, the TTD will offer a virtual option using “how to” videos in which trainees can interact with a proctor to ask questions about specific methods being shown. Dissemination Aim 1: The TTD will offer new innovations to our Service Projects such as the capability to perform human research with Center radiotracers and offering expertise to sites developing radiotracers with assistance in pre-clinical imaging facility operation and/or in focused areas of exploratory investigational new drug applications. Aim 2: With support of the MIR Marketing team, the TTD will continue to fortify the PET-RTRC web site by providing interested parties detailed information on the Center, mechanisms for registration for Center events, as well as links to other related NIH funded P41 Centers and to the NIBIB's NCBIB program web page. Aim 3: The TTD will continue to pursue numerous strategies to increase scientific outreach and visibility for the Center, including continued publication of our center newsletter, interactions at scientific meetings of imagers and other potential users, organize workshops as described above, and vigorous use of social media. By pursuing these strategies will ensure the PET-RTRC can meet its training and dissemination goals.

技术培训和传播项目摘要 在这次更新申请中，技术培训和传播核心(TTD)将在其成功的基础上再接再厉 在目前的供资周期内，通过纳入我们通过建立该机构学到的战略，扩大 它在应对新冠肺炎大流行带来的挑战方面的科学创新，以及这一荣誉 中心合作伙伴或科学界其他成员的请求。在这个过程中，TTD将继续 提供强有力的培训计划，以促进该中心开发的放射性示踪剂的使用，并向科学工作者提供 社区介绍其在推广和支持更广泛使用中心产品方面的能力和成就。至 为实现这些目标，TTD将处理以下具体目标： 培训： 目标1：TTD现在将提供PET领域的讲习班和研讨会，讨论 现场/远程混合模式的科学社区。它将与其他类似的P41中心合作 和互补性任务。其他外展活动将包括与内部WU培训的互动 助学金/项目和传统上服务不足的大学。 目标2：除了现场个性化培训外，TTD还将提供一个虚拟选项，使用“How to”视频，其中 学员可以与监考人员互动，询问有关所展示的具体方法的问题。 传播 目标1：TTD将为我们的服务项目提供新的创新，例如执行人类研究的能力 与中心放射性示踪剂合作，为开发放射性示踪剂的地点提供专业知识，并在临床前协助 成像设施运营和/或探索性研究新药应用的重点领域。 目标2：在和平研究所营销团队的支持下，TTD将通过以下方式继续加强PET-RTRC网站 向感兴趣的各方提供关于中心的详细信息，中心活动的注册机制，如 以及链接到其他相关的NIH资助的P41中心和NIBIB的NCBIB计划网页。 目标3：TTD将继续实施多种战略，以提高中心的科学覆盖面和知名度， 包括继续出版我们中心的通讯，在科学会议上的互动成像者和其他 潜在用户，如上所述组织研讨会，并积极使用社交媒体。 通过执行这些战略，将确保PET-RTRC能够实现其培训和传播目标。