Gatlinburg Conference on Research in ID/DD

加特林堡 ID/DD 研究会议

• 批准号: 10626022
• 负责人: JOHN A. COLOMBO
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2020-06-01 至 2025-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10626022
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The Gatlinburg Conference on Research in ID/DD is an annual scientific meeting designed to advance translational biobehavioral research on intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). The meeting provides a forum for investigators at all career stages to present and discuss cutting-edge biobehavioral research and theory. The conference focuses on communicating state-of-the-art advances in our understanding of the causes and consequences of various disorders involving intellectual disability, as well as to reveal new interventions designed to ameliorate specific disorders. Each year’s conference has a scientific theme that is explored through plenary lectures, although symposia or poster sessions address a broad range of topics on IDD from basic to translational and applied science. The themes are designed to expose participants to theoretical frameworks, methods, and findings from other disciplines and fields of study, including from basic and translational neuroscience, as well as fields focused on cultural influences on development and IDD. Historically, the specific aims of the Gatlinburg Conference have been to (a) promote the exchange of scientific findings, theoretical perspectives, and methodological innovations and thereby accelerate, and encourage innovation in, translational research on IDD, (b) facilitate collaborative interdisciplinary research on IDD, (c) ensure that biobehavioral scientists are exposed to relevant translational and basic science findings, methods, and perspectives from neurobiology and medicine, thereby enriching their research and further supporting interdisciplinarity, and (d) serve as an interdisciplinary training and career development resource for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and early career faculty. More recently the aims have been modified to include goals to increase the diversity of the IDD research community by supporting the development of early career scientists from under-represented groups. These successful aims are largely unchanged from the previously funded application; however, the current proposal includes several innovations related to communication of science to nonscientific audiences, and an emphasis on rigor and reproducibility in research, both of which dovetail well with the conference’s longstanding emphasis on the development of junior scientists.

Gatlinburg ID/DD研究会议是旨在推进的年度科学会议 智力和发育障碍的转化生物行为研究（IDD）。会议提供 一个职业阶段的调查人员论坛，以介绍和讨论尖端的生物行为研究和 理论。会议的重点是传达最新进步，以了解我们对 涉及智力障碍的各种疾病的原因和后果，并揭示了新的 旨在改善特定疾病的干预措施。每年的会议都有一个科学主题 通过全体讲座探索，尽管研讨会或海报会议介绍了有关的广泛主题 IDD从基础到转化和应用科学。主题旨在使参与者接触 其他学科和研究领域的理论框架，方法和发现，包括基本 并翻译了神经科学，以及专注于文化影响发展和IDD的领域。 从历史上看，盖特林堡会议的具体目的是（a）促进科学的交流 调查结果，理论观点和方法论创新，从而加快并鼓励 创新，翻译有关IDD的研究，（b）促进了IDD的协作跨学科研究，（c） 确保生物行为科学家暴露于相关的翻译和基础科学发现，方法， 以及神经生物学和医学的观点，从而丰富他们的研究并进一步支持 跨学科和（d）作为研究生的跨学科培训和职业发展资源 学生，博士后研究员和早期职业教师。最近，该目标已被修改为包括 通过支持早期职业的发展来增加IDD研究社区的多样性的目标 来自代表性不足的群体的科学家。这些成功的目标在很大程度上与以前没有变化 资助申请；但是，当前的提案包括与交流有关的几项创新 对非科学观众的科学，并强调研究中的严格性和可重复性 会议长期强调初级科学家的发展，这很好。