CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY A & S

该子项目是利用 由NIH/NCRR资助的中心赠款提供的资源。子项目和 研究者（PI）可能从另一个NIH来源获得主要资金， 因此可以在其他CRISP条目中表示。列出的机构是 中心，不一定是研究者的机构。 在从BRIN补助金过渡到INBRE补助金期间，Martin Hulce博士正在完成他对BRIN毕业生的指导，INBRE补助金的永久合伙人现在已经从CU A&S到位：Cynthia吉布森博士（脑创伤，系，Michael Nichols博士（细胞生物力学，Mark Reedy博士（发育生物学，Dept.和Juliane Soukup博士（结构核酸生物化学，化学）。 在2004年，我们目前有六名BRIN/INBRE学者，因此没有选择新的学者。 2005年春季将选出一批新的学者。 申请将通过在有机化学和普通生物学的所有部分宣布该计划，通过张贴通知和在网上发布通知来征求。 在学期津贴和NE-BRIN核心设施的支持下，目前的BRIN/INBRE学者在神经心理学（吉布森）、细胞力学（尼科尔斯）、有机合成（M。Hulce）和核酸结构表征（J. Soukup）。 这三位最新的学者被安排在NE-INBRE暑期项目中，继续他们在克雷顿医学院INBRE导师布鲁斯（神经生物学）、Yee（细胞信号传导）和G. Soukup（核酸结构表征）。 所有三名即将毕业的BRIN学者在2004年继续进行研究项目：两名返回各自的本科教师（Hulce，J. Soukup）实验室;第三名在NE-BRIN/INBRE PI的批准下，Turpen博士被选为继续在BRIN导师布鲁斯的实验室工作。

This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. During the transition from the BRIN grant to the INBRE grant, Dr. Martin Hulce is finishing his mentorship of a BRIN graduate and the permanent Associates of the INBRE grant are now in place from CU A&S: Dr. Cynthia Gibson (brain trauma, Dept., of Psychology), Dr. Michael Nichols (cellular biomechanics, Dept. of Physics), Dr. Mark Reedy (developmental biology, Dept. of Biology), and Dr. Juliane Soukup (structural nucleic acid biochemistry, Dept. of Chemistry). For the calendar year 2004 we currently have six BRIN/INBRE Scholars in place, so no new scholars were selected. A new cohort of scholars will be chosen in the Spring of 2005. Applications will be solicited by announcing the Program in all sections of organic chemistry and general biology, by posting notices, and by posting a notice on the web. Supported by semesterly stipends and the NE-BRIN core facilities, the current BRIN/INBRE Scholars spent the academic year training in neuropsychology (Gibson), cellular mechanics (Nichols), organic synthesis (M. Hulce) and nucleic acid structural characterization (J. Soukup). The three newest scholars were placed in the NE-INBRE summer program, continuing their thematic training in the laboratories of Creighton School of Medicine INBRE Mentors Bruce (neurobiology), Yee (cell signaling), and G. Soukup (nucleic acid structural characterization). All three of the soon to be graduated BRIN Scholars continued research programs during 2004: two returned to their respective undergraduate faculty (Hulce, J. Soukup) laboratories; the third, with approval of NE-BRIN/INBRE PI Dr. Turpen elected to continue work in the laboratory of BRIN Mentor Bruce.