Vascular Biology 2021: Annual meeting of the the North American Vascular Biology Organization (NAVBO)
Vascular Biology 2021: Annual meeting of the the North American Vascular Biology Organization (NAVBO)
批准号:
10237619
负责人:
Courtney T Griffin
金额:
$4.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2021
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2021-08-06 至 2022-07-31
关键词:
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中文摘要
血管生物学2021
血管发育生物学和遗传学研讨会
和
血管基质生物学和生物工程研讨会
微循环协会(Microcirculatory Society)
2021年10月24日至28日
Asilomar会议场地,太平洋格罗夫,蒙特雷,加州
首席研究员:Courtney T.格里芬
项目总结/摘要
血管生物学领域正在经历一场变革,因为新的技术和发现正在揭示
生物体内血管多样性的程度。血管生物学家越来越重视血管
结构和功能在不同的器官、发育阶段和疾病背景中可能会有所不同,
变异可以影响用于处理广泛的病理的治疗策略。的两个重要因素
有助于血管多样性的是(1)发育中血管的遗传模式,以及(2)周围
在这样的环境中,血管生长和维持。2021年血管生物学年会
北美血管生物学组织(NAVBO)-将提供一个论坛,深入探讨这些
第九届发育血管生物学和遗传学研讨会与第八届血管生物学研讨会相结合,
矩阵生物学和生物工程研讨会。这些讲习班过去曾成功配对,
它们为具有不同专业知识的血管生物学家提供了令人兴奋的机会,
交叉和结合他们的研究优势。此外,血管生物学2021将举办
微循环学会(MCS)作为其客人,因为MCS成员的生理角度一直是
以补充和加强遗传和生物工程方法
参与者因此,2021年血管生物学的目标是汇集专注于以下领域的科学家
发展,遗传,基质,生物工程和微循环方面的脉管系统,使其
串扰可以促进该领域对血管发育、多样性和治疗潜力的理解。
血管生物学2021将是一个国际会议,吸引来自学术界,工业界和
这是一个由政府和培训人员以及知名科学家组成的机构。会议将于
Asilomar会议场地在太平洋格罗夫,加利福尼亚州,从2021年10月24日至28日。组织者和
受邀演讲者为会议提供了一个多元化和包容性的面孔,与妇女,初级教师和其他
包括代表性不足的群体。此外,更多的发言者将从提交的摘要中选出,
在这些研讨会的过去版本,给学员和初级教师额外的机会,为演示文稿。
每个讲习班将同时举行会议,而四个联合会议将把所有与会者集中在一个会议上。
房间其他正式和非正式互动的机会将在主持人主持的海报会议上出现。
讨论,小组用餐,单细胞分析的实践“靴子营”,纳米会谈会议,以及
全会场接待。总而言之,血管生物学2021将成为不同领域科学家的纽带。
阶段、背景和观点,进行为期四天的密集讨论和互动
这将促进新的想法和合作,以推进血管生物学领域和NHLBI的使命。
英文摘要
Vascular Biology 2021
features the Developmental Vascular Biology and Genetics Workshop
and the
Vascular Matrix Biology and Bioengineering Workshop
with guest society: Microcirculatory Society
October 24-28, 2021
Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, Monterey, California
Principal Investigator: Courtney T. Griffin
Project Summary/Abstract
The vascular biology field is undergoing a transformation as new techniques and discoveries are revealing the
extent of vascular diversity within organisms. Vascular biologists have a growing appreciation for how vessel
structure and function can vary in different organs, developmental stages, and disease contexts and how this
variation can impact therapeutic strategies for tackling a wide range of pathologies. Two important factors that
contribute to vascular diversity are (1) the genetic patterning of developing vessels, and (2) the surrounding
environment in which vessels grow and are maintained. Vascular Biology 2021—the annual meeting of the
North American Vascular Biology Organization (NAVBO)—will provide a forum for in-depth exploration of these
factors by combining its ninth Developmental Vascular Biology and Genetics Workshop with its eighth Vascular
Matrix Biology and Bioengineering Workshop. These Workshops have been successfully paired in the past,
and they provide exciting opportunities for vascular biologists with different expertise to appreciate the
crossover and combined strengths of their research. In addition, Vascular Biology 2021 will host the
Microcirculatory Society (MCS) as its guest, because the physiological perspective of MCS members has been
shown in past meetings to complement and enhance the genetic and bioengineering approaches of Workshop
participants. Therefore, the goal of Vascular Biology 2021 is to bring together scientists focused on
developmental, genetic, matrix, bioengineering, and microcirculatory aspects of the vasculature so that their
crosstalk can progress the field's understanding of vascular development, diversity, and therapeutic potential.
Vascular Biology 2021 will be an international meeting that draws researchers from academia, industry, and
government and that incorporates both trainees and established scientists. The meeting will be held at the
Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, CA, from October 24-28, 2021. The roster of organizers and of
invited speakers provides a diverse and inclusive face to the meeting, with women, junior faculty, and other
underrepresented groups included. In addition, more speakers will be selected from abstract submissions than
at past versions of these Workshops to give trainees and junior faculty additional chances for presentations.
Each Workshop will host concurrent sessions, while four joint sessions will unify all meeting participants in one
room. Additional opportunities for formal and informal interactions will occur at poster sessions, moderator-led
discussions, group meals, a hands-on “boot camp” on single-cell analyses, a nano-talks session, and a
conference-wide reception. Altogether, Vascular Biology 2021 will serve as a nexus for scientists of diverse
stages, backgrounds, and perspectives to come together for four days of intensive discussion and interaction
that will foster new ideas and collaborations to advance the vascular biology field and the NHLBI mission.
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资助金额:$42.0万
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负责人:Courtney T Griffin
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依托单位:
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负责人:Courtney T Griffin
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依托单位:
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$24.9万
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财政年份:2008
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负责人:Courtney T Griffin
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