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职业发展计划(CDP)旨在为学术人员提供培训和指导。 医生科学家,临床研究人员和实验室科学家,他们希望奉献自己的 努力通过转化研究改善脑肿瘤的诊断和治疗。 为了实现这一目标,发展政策委员会制定了以下具体目标: 招募和培养医生,科学家和高级博士后研究员,使其成为杰出的 神经肿瘤学领域的翻译研究者; 教育获奖者在脑肿瘤生物学的基本原则,在分子和细胞 一级,重点是翻译科学; 为获奖者提供大脑实验室,临床和流行病学原理的坚实基础 肿瘤; 指导获奖者通过逻辑和发展健全的翻译研究的过程, 整合相关的实验室,临床和流行病学研究结果,为他们提供基础, 发展成为有效的转化脑肿瘤研究人员。 我们将通过一个强大的导师计划来实现这些目标,在该计划中, 脑癌的临床和流行病学原理,结合细胞生物学基础研究, 分子遗传学和癌症生物学。CDP将招募高级临床或实验室 博士后研究员和初级教师谁希望发展的职业生涯在翻译研究的重点是 脑瘤此外,希望重新指导或扩展其正在进行的研究的资深教师 方案将有资格参与。
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The Career Development Program (CDP) is designed to provide training and guidance for academic physician-scientists, clinician-investigators, and laboratory-based scientists who wish to dedicate their efforts to improving the diagnosis and treatment of brain tumors through translational research. In order to meet this goal, the CDP has developed these specific objectives: ¿ Recruit and train physicians, scientists, and senior post-doctoral fellows to become outstanding translational investigators in the field of neuro-oncology; ¿ Educate awardees in the basic principles of brain tumor biology, at both the molecular and cellular level, with an emphasis on translational science; ¿ Provide awardees with a firm foundation in laboratory, clinical, and epidemiologic principles of brain tumors; ¿ Guide awardees through the logic and process of developing sound translational studies that integrate relevant laboratory, clinical, and epidemiologic findings to provide the basis for their development as effective translational brain tumor researchers. We will achieve these objectives through a strong mentorship program in which awardees are instructed in the clinical and epidemiological principles of brain cancer, combined with basic science studies of cell biology, molecular genetics, and cancer biology. The CDP will recruit senior clinical or laboratory-based post-doctoral fellows and junior faculty who wish to develop a career in translational research focused on brain tumors. In addition, established senior faculty who wish to re-direct or extend their ongoing research programs will be eligible for participation.
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