Diagnostics

项目3.快速创新诊断平台的开发 已知或疑似BT事件的常规临床使用（Rothman） Richard Rothman MD，PhD，诊断项目的首席研究员，是一名助理 约翰霍普金斯大学医学院急诊医学系教授。博士 罗斯曼通过细胞和细胞生物学博士培训， 分子生物学在加州大学旧金山分校，课程的工作和经验，在他的研究奖学金培训， 随后，约翰霍普金斯大学内部和外部的多学科合作。他 工作重点是基本的分子创新（如聚合酶链反应），用于快速检测 急性护理环境中的生物制剂。连接临床、实验室和流行病学的能力 监视方法使他成为唯一有资格领导这项生物技术发展计划的人。 检测系统。罗斯曼博士是急诊部的研究奖学金主任 他在英国电信（BT）竞技场的生物技术行业和英国生物技术中心担任顾问。 疾病控制和预防领域的急性传染病诊断。 博士Rothman将为诊断项目提供全面指导和协调，确保 实现了总体目标和目的。他将协调各个子项目，并提供指导， 用于临床使用的测定的适当性。他将作为灵长类动物中心和其他 RCE项目，用于共享诊断分析平台、诊断试剂和临床人类和 动物标本作为一种手段，不仅促进诊断项目的目标， 其他RCE项目。要求10%的工资支持。

PROJECT 3. DEVELOPMENT OF RAPID INNOVATIVE DIAGNOSTIC PLATFORMS FOR ROUTINE CLINICAL USE IN KNOWN OR SUSPECTED BT EVENTS (ROTHMAN) Richard Rothman MD, PhD, Principal Investigator for the Diagnostics Project, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Rothman developed his current translational research program through doctoral training in cellular and molecular biology at UCSF, course work and experience during his research fellowship training, and subsequent multidisciplinary collaborations both internal and external to Johns Hopkins University. His work focuses on basic molecular innovations (such as polymerase chain reaction) for rapid detection of biologic agents in acute care settings. The ability to bridge both clinical, laboratory, and epidemiological surveillance methods makes him uniquely qualified to lead this program for the development of biotech detection systems. Dr. Rothman is the Research Fellowship Director in the Department of Emergency Medicine and serves as a consultant both for the biotech industry in the BT arena, and for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the area of acute diagnosis of infectious diseases. Dr. Rothman will provide overall direction and coordination for the Diagnostics Project, ensuring that the overall goals and objectives are met. He will coordinate the various sub-projects and provide guidance as to appropriateness of assays for clinical use. He will act as liaison between the primate center and other RCE projects for sharing of diagnostic assay platforms, diagnostic reagents, and clinical human and animal specimens as a means of furthering the goals of not only the Diagnostic Project, but those of the other RCE projects. 10% salary support is requested.