The Chemistry-Biology Interface Program at Johns Hopkins University
约翰·霍普金斯大学化学-生物界面项目
基本信息
- 批准号:10627441
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.83万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-07-01 至 2028-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Project Summary
Training at the chemistry biology interface at Johns Hopkins University will be made possible by
an independent Ph.D.-granting program that will nucleate a vibrant community of 31 faculty spanning
4 schools and 9 departments. Together, these faculty share a common approach of applying chemical
principles and methods to problems of profound importance to biology and medicine. The program
offers opportunities to develop research skills applicable over a wide range of dimensions, from single
molecules to complex macromolecular assemblies to whole cells. Laboratories are well funded and
focus on mentoring graduate students in rigorous, ethical and independent design and interpretation
of experiments in preparation for leadership roles in biomedical research. The highly collaborative
nature of Johns Hopkins provides students with access to many faculty and a robust infrastructure
of instrumentation and expertise.
Prospective students will be actively recruited from across the country to generate a highly
qualified pool of applicants that draw from small colleges, large universities, minority serving
institutions and historically black colleges and universities. Admission relies on a holistic review of
applicants' dedication to science, research experience, perseverance and academic success within the
context of available opportunities. Both diversity and inclusion are core values of this program. A
target of seven students will matriculate annually with support from the training grant. A matching
number of positions will be provided by the university to support students in their second year before
obtaining fellowships and assistantships for the remainder of the program. Annual cohorts will share
a common core curriculum created to reinforce a strong foundation in chemistry while building an
aptitude for the biological sciences through a rich selection of electives. A series of three laboratory
rotations across different departments will ensure a breadth of experience in research prior to
selection of a thesis advisor. Students will join together monthly for meetings on research and
professional topics and yearly for student-hosted seminars and a retreat.
Training progress of each student will be monitored carefully by a thesis committee to assure a
growing proficiency in independent and reproducible experimental design, keen observation, precise
data analysis and critical interpretation. Professional development will be enriched by a new course
in literature evaluation, proposal writing and public presentation and another course on career
planning. The goals of this train program foster original research contributions of high impact while
preparing young scientists for sustained success in their chosen career related to research.
项目概要
约翰·霍普金斯大学化学生物学界面的培训将通过
一个独立的博士学位授予计划,将形成一个由 31 名教师组成的充满活力的社区
4个学院、9个系。这些教师共同拥有应用化学的共同方法
对生物学和医学具有深远意义的问题的原理和方法。该计划
提供机会发展适用于广泛维度的研究技能,从单一的
分子到复杂的大分子组装体到整个细胞。实验室资金雄厚,
专注于指导研究生进行严谨、道德和独立的设计和解释
为生物医学研究中的领导角色做准备的实验。高度协作
约翰·霍普金斯大学的性质为学生提供了接触众多教师和强大基础设施的机会
仪器和专业知识。
将积极从全国各地招募未来的学生,以产生高度
来自小型学院、大型大学、少数族裔服务的合格申请人库
机构和历史悠久的黑人学院和大学。录取取决于整体审查
申请人对科学的奉献精神、研究经验、毅力和学术成功
现有机会的背景。多样性和包容性是该计划的核心价值观。一个
在培训补助金的支持下,每年将有七名学生入学。配套的
大学将提供一定数量的职位来支持二年级学生
获得该计划其余部分的研究金和助学金。年度队列将分享
创建的共同核心课程旨在巩固化学基础,同时建立
通过丰富的选修课培养生物科学的能力。系列三实验室
不同部门的轮换将确保在进入研究之前拥有广泛的研究经验
选择论文导师。学生们每月都会聚在一起参加研究和会议
专业主题以及每年由学生主办的研讨会和静修会。
论文委员会将仔细监控每个学生的培训进度,以确保
越来越熟练地进行独立和可重复的实验设计、敏锐的观察、精确的
数据分析和批判性解释。新课程将丰富专业发展
文学评估、提案撰写和公开演讲以及另一门职业课程
规划。该培训计划的目标是促进具有高影响力的原创研究贡献,同时
为年轻科学家在他们所选择的研究相关职业中取得持续成功做好准备。
项目成果
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