Chemistry of Life Processes Predoctoral Training Program
生命过程化学博士前培训项目
基本信息
- 批准号:10628231
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 37.14万
- 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/ABSTRACT
The complex problems encountered across length and time scales in treating disease require a broad repertoire
of skills along with the capacity to harness teams possessing a range of diverse expertise to advance the
discovery of new therapeutics and diagnostics. To address the pressing public health needs of the 21st century,
the next generation of researchers must be able to think and communicate in a common language that spans
chemistry and biology. The mission of the proposed Chemistry of Life Processes (CLP) Predoctoral Training
Program at Northwestern University is to recruit, train and advance a diverse cohort of students who are
prepared to lead the next wave of innovation and discovery at the interface of chemistry and biology.
The CLP Training Program will address multiple dimensions of the training ecosystem and is aligned with NIGMS
goals for predoctoral training: student-centered skills acquisition, trainee wellness and retention, mentor
development, diversity, equity and inclusion, and assessment and improvement. The CLP Program will
provide students with the opportunity to integrate graduate studies in chemistry and the life sciences to a degree
beyond that of any training program at Northwestern University. The program is built upon the highly collaborative
research programs of 52 mentors with extensive expertise in the areas of drug development, diagnostics,
biomimetic molecules, and potential molecular targets for therapeutic intervention. The depth and breadth of its
coursework requirements, novel immersive cross-disciplinary lab experience, and unique mentoring structure,
coupled with a strong shared training environment, set this program apart from other Northwestern biomedical
training programs. The CLP Training Program also provides an intense focus on career development through
activities and programs that will expose trainees to alternative career pathways, facilitate networking with
potential mentors, and foster key competencies in communications, resume development, and leadership. The
evidence-based training methods and approaches developed by the CLP Program will be shared with graduate
programs at Northwestern and across the country with the goal of maximizing the impact of program innovations
and contributing to the development of 21st century graduate STEM education.
This application requests support for 8 slots/year (Year 1; 7 slots), for a total of 39 slots over 5 years to create a
vibrant cohort of peers with a common identity. Trainees are appointed to the grant starting in the fall of their
second year and are supported throughout their second and third years of graduate education. Ten additional
students will be supported by one-year university fellowships, enabling the participation of well-qualified and
diverse international students. The program deploys a team-based approach to program leadership that
leverages the unique expertise of its members and the administrative capabilities of the Chemistry of Life
Processes Institute to enhance program development, assessment and evaluation, and training.
项目总结/摘要
在治疗疾病过程中遇到的跨越长度和时间尺度的复杂问题需要广泛的技能
技能的沿着,以及利用拥有各种不同专业知识的团队来推进
发现新的治疗和诊断方法。为了满足世纪紧迫的公共卫生需求,
下一代研究人员必须能够用一种通用语言进行思考和交流,
化学和生物学。拟议的生命过程化学(CLP)博士前培训的使命
西北大学的计划是招募,培训和推进一批多样化的学生,
准备引领下一波化学和生物学领域的创新和发现。
CLP培训计划将解决培训生态系统的多个方面,并与NIGMS保持一致
博士前培训的目标:以学生为中心的技能获取,学员健康和保留,导师
发展、多样性、公平和包容以及评估和改进。CLP计划将
为学生提供将化学和生命科学研究生课程整合到一定学位的机会
超过了西北大学的任何培训项目。该计划是建立在高度合作的基础上,
52名导师的研究计划,他们在药物开发,诊断,
仿生分子和用于治疗干预的潜在分子靶标。它的深度和广度
课程要求,新颖的沉浸式跨学科实验室体验,以及独特的指导结构,
再加上强大的共享培训环境,使该计划有别于其他西北生物医学
培训项目。CLP培训计划还通过以下方式重点关注职业发展
活动和方案,将使受训者接触到替代的职业途径,促进与
潜在的导师,并培养沟通,简历开发和领导力的关键能力。的
CLP计划开发的循证培训方法和方法将与毕业生分享
西北和全国各地的计划,目标是最大限度地发挥计划创新的影响
并为21世纪STEM研究生教育的发展做出贡献。
此应用程序请求支持8个插槽/年(第1年; 7个插槽),在5年内总共支持39个插槽,以创建
一群有着共同身份的充满活力的同龄人实习生被任命为赠款开始在他们的秋天
第二年,并在整个第二和第三年的研究生教育支持。另有十个
学生将得到为期一年的大学奖学金的支持,使合格和
多样化的国际学生。该计划部署了一个以团队为基础的方法来领导计划,
利用其成员的独特专业知识和生命化学的管理能力,
过程研究所加强项目开发、评估和评价以及培训。
项目成果
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