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HAWAII INBRE V PROGRAM

HAWAII INBRE V PROGRAM
夏威夷 INBRE V 计划
批准号:
10624095
负责人:
Peter R Hoffmann
金额:
$448.95万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2001
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2001-09-30 至 2028-04-30

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总体汇总 夏威夷机构发展奖(IDEA)生物医学研究卓越网络(HI-INBRE)是 夏威夷大学马诺阿分校(UHM)、夏威夷州州长 本科院校(PUI)和夏威夷大学社区学院(CC)。远景目标 将加强和扩大夏威夷州的生物医学研究能力, 在夏威夷和整个更大的INBRE网络内进行合作,以加强专业发展 在夏威夷INBRE合作机构的教师和学生,并提供研究资源,以合作伙伴 机构职能体系在本周期(INBRE IV),我们建立了新的筹资机制, 在不同职业生涯阶段的PUI和CC的调查员。这些INBRE调查人员获得了 和强有力的指导,从而建立在传统的教学机构的研究计划。 INBRE IV的另一个成就是加强了实践研究经验和职业生涯 为整个夏威夷INBRE网络的学生提供增强活动。对于下一个周期(INBRE V),我们 将在这些成功的基础上,通过有针对性的努力投资,加强全州范围的网络, 研究能力和夏威夷INBRE合作伙伴的多样化的人力潜力。夏威夷INBRE V将重点关注 促进全州网络和INBRE西部地区的有效数据和资源共享, 加强夏威夷INBRE与其他研究项目(如夏威夷中心)之间的合作 生物医学研究卓越(COBREs),并提高科学和技术能力的夏威夷的 劳动力在指导委员会和经验丰富的外部顾问的指导下,我们将 实现以下具体目标: 具体目标1:加强HI-INBRE参与的生物医学研究专业知识和基础设施 机构职能体系 具体目标2:通过我们的项目为参与机构的博士后研究员和教师提供支持。 发展研究计划。 具体目标3:在PUI和CC提供学生研究经验(SRE)作为关键的第一步, 为这些学生建立一个管道,以追求生物医学研究和劳动力职业。 具体目标4:扩展和增强最先进的数据科学核心,以支持夏威夷INBRE 研究人员和学生
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OVERALL SUMMARY The Hawaii Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (HI-INBRE) is a collaborative outreach partnership between the University of Hawaii at Manoa (UHM), the state’s Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUIs) and University of Hawaii Community Colleges (CCs). The long-term goals are to strengthen and expand the biomedical research capacity within the state of Hawaii, to nurture research collaborations within Hawaii and throughout the greater INBRE network, to enhance professional development of faculty and students at Hawaii INBRE partner institutions, and to provide research resources to partner institutions. In our current cycle (INBRE IV), we established new funding mechanisms for promising investigators at different career stages at the PUIs and CCs. These INBRE investigators were provided funds and strong mentoring, thereby establishing research programs within conventional teaching institutions. Another accomplishment of INBRE IV was the enhancement of hands-on research experiences and career enhancement activities for students throughout the Hawaii INBRE network. For the next cycle (INBRE V), we will build on these successes and strengthen the statewide network through targeted efforts to invest in research capacity and the diverse human potential of Hawaii INBRE partners. Hawaii INBRE V will focus on promoting effective data and resource sharing within the statewide network and the INBRE Western region, to build stronger collaborations between Hawaii INBRE and other research programs such as the Hawaii Centers of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBREs), and to enhance science and technological capacity of Hawaii’s workforce. With guidance from our Steering Committee and our seasoned External Advisors, we will accomplish the following specific aims: Specific Aim 1: To strengthen the biomedical research expertise and infrastructure of HI-INBRE participating institutions. Specific Aim 2: To provide support to postdoctoral fellows and faculty at participating institutions via our Developmental Research Project Program. Specific Aim 3: To provide student research experiences (SRE) at PUIs and CCs as a crucial first step in establishing a pipeline for these students to pursue biomedical research and workforce careers. Specific Aim 4: Expand and enhance a state-of-the-art Data Science Core to support Hawaii INBRE researchers and students
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    • 财政年份:
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