Predoctoral Training in Cross-disciplinary Molecular and Cellular Biology
跨学科分子和细胞生物学博士前培训
基本信息
- 批准号:10620263
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 63.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-07-01 至 2026-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
The goals of this training program entitled “Predoctoral Training in Cross-disciplinary Molecular and Cellular
Biology” (CMCB) at Brandeis University are to produce rigorous, quantitative scientists with expertise in multiple
disciplines, to provide trainees with the skills needed to succeed in diverse science-related careers, and to help
trainees explore and pursue their career interests in an informed manner. This new program combines the
complementary strengths of two prior Brandeis T32 programs: “Genetic and Biochemical Mechanisms of
Regulation, T32GM007122”, expiring after >40 years of NIGMS support, and “Quantitative Biology,
T32EB009419”, expiring after 10 years of NIBIB support. While both training programs had strong track
records of student research productivity and career outcomes, we significantly rethought and revised core
elements of training (based on student and faculty feedback) to better prepare students for a future in which
interdisciplinary research is increasingly crucial. Innovations include: (1) increased quantitative training,
through courses and an annual workshop, (2) revising the timing and goal of the qualifying exam, both to
improve the training value and to better serve students from diverse scientific and personal backgrounds, (3)
earlier implementation of Individual Development Plans and Thesis Committee Meetings to accelerate trainee
career development and research progress, (4) introducing a secondary research advisor in a complementary
discipline to facilitate interdisciplinary training, (5) a two week professional Externship in Year 4+, (6) new
program self-assessment mechanisms, including semi-annual trainee feedback and the creation of an External
Advisory Committee, and (7) formal training in and oversight of mentoring for all training faculty. Trainee
appointments will be made at the end of Year 1, after students have completed one year of coursework, four 9-
week laboratory rotations, and chosen a lab. In Year 2, trainees serve as teaching assistants for one course per
semester, take a Proseminar course to help them craft their thesis research plan and defend it at their qualifying
exam (end of Year 2), and to develop a career Individual Development Plan (IDP). In Year 3+, trainees take a
final elective and focus on their research. They present their work at annual Departmental talks, have annual
Thesis Committee Meetings focused on career planning and research progress. In Year 4+, they engage in a
two-week career Externship and serve as mentors at the annual Quantitative Analysis workshop. Program
outcomes and success will be measured by: (1) sustained research impact (reflected in trainee publications),
(2) development of independent scientific thinking and communication (assessed through thesis proposals,
annual Departmental talks and Thesis Committee Meetings), (3) active trainee engagement in their own career
development (reflected in annual IDPs, discussions at Thesis Committee Meetings, and the new Externship
program), and (4) trainee placement and long-term success in science-related careers. There are 29 CMCB
training faculty, and 12 slots are requested (~6 trainees/year, with trainees supported in Years 2 and 3).
项目摘要/摘要
这项名为“分子和细胞跨学科博士前培训”的培训项目的目标是
布兰迪斯大学(Brandeis University)的《生物学》(CMCB)将培养出具有多种专业知识的严谨、定量的科学家
向受训人员提供在各种科学相关职业中取得成功所需的技能,并帮助
学员以知情的方式探索和追求自己的职业兴趣。这一新计划结合了
之前两个Brandeis T32项目的优势互补:“遗传和生化机制
法规,T32GM007122“,在NIGMS支持40年后到期,以及”定量生物学,
T32EB009419“,在NIBIB支持10年后到期。虽然这两个培训项目都有很强的跟踪能力
学生研究效率和职业结果的记录,我们显著地重新思考和修订了核心
培训要素(基于学生和教职员工的反馈),以更好地为学生的未来做好准备
跨学科研究正变得越来越重要。创新包括:(1)加大量化培训力度,
通过课程和年度讲习班,(2)修订资格考试的时间和目标,两者都是为了
提高培训价值,更好地服务于不同科学和个人背景的学生,(3)
更早地实施个人发展计划和论文委员会会议,以加速学员
职业发展和研究进展,(4)在辅助性研究中引入一名二级研究顾问
促进跨学科培训的学科,(5)四年级以上为期两周的专业外聘,(6)新的
方案自我评估机制,包括半年一次的实习生反馈和建立外部
咨询委员会,以及(7)对所有培训教员的正式培训和指导监督。实习生
预约将在一年级结束时进行,在学生完成一年的课程作业后,四个9-
每周实验室轮换,并选择一个实验室。在第二年,学员担任助教,每门课程一门
学期,参加一个研讨会课程,帮助他们制定论文研究计划,并在资格赛中为其辩护
考试(第二年结束),并制定个人职业发展计划。在第三年以上,实习生需要参加
最后的选修课,专注于他们的研究。他们在年度部门会议上介绍他们的工作,每年
论文委员会会议的重点是职业规划和研究进展。在第四年以上,他们从事一项
为期两周的职业生涯外展,并在年度量化分析研讨会上担任导师。计划
成果和成功的衡量标准是:(1)持续的研究影响(反映在学员出版物中),
(2)发展独立的科学思维和交流(通过论文提案进行评估,
年度部门讲座和论文委员会会议),(3)学员积极投身于自己的职业生涯
发展(反映在年度国内流离失所者、论文委员会会议上的讨论和新的外部关系中
计划),以及(4)实习生安置和在科学相关职业中的长期成功。有29个CMCB
培训教师,申请12个名额(每年约6名实习生,2年级和3年级为实习生提供支助)。
项目成果
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