MBRS SCORE Program at the Ponce School of Medicine

在本申请中，我们请求资金来继续支持 MBRS SCORE'。庞塞计划 医学院。 MBRS SCORE 计划自 19854 年实施以来，一直是推动 发展和加强生物医学科学研究生项目并创建充满活力的研究 为支持免疫学、细胞和分子研究提供资源的环境 生物学、流行病学、寄生虫学、毒理学神经科学、艾滋病毒/艾滋病和人类生理学。此举的目标 MBRS-SCORE 计划提案是为了提高生物医学研究生产力和科学竞争力 通过提供一流的研究和开发机会并创建一个 活跃了该机构的研究氛围。该提案共包含二十个常规子项目和 三个试点项目涉及超过三十七名调查员，其中七名最近被招募到 学校。组成该计划的子项目包括基础、心理学和临床研究计划 来自生物化学、微生物学、药理学和毒理学、生理学、临床系的教师 心理学和公共卫生。不同的项目包括人类遗传学、蛋白质折叠、 神经科学、癌症生物学、哮喘、衰老、信号转导、癌症、胃肠道生理学、毒理学、 艾滋病毒/艾滋病、神经科学、子宫内膜异位症、流行病学和心理学。 这些研究项目将由行政部门和技术支持人员维持， 包括合作者、顾问、研究助理、实验室主管和研究助理。此外， 一些活动将与机构内其他针对少数群体的计划相补充，例如 NIH-RCMI 计划。每个子项目具体目标和计划总体目标的进展情况将 每年在形成性报告中进行评估，最后在总结性文件中进行评估。进展和成就 拟议的计划将通过持续的形成性评价进行持续评估，旨在提供 信息以提高各个计划子项目的绩效，并通过总结性评价 最终将评估该计划的成功以及已完成的项目实现其目标的程度。两者都 评估实施情况，以评估计划是否按计划进行以及流程、实施情况

In the present application we are requesting funds to continue the support of the MBRS SCORE'. Program at the Ponce School of Medicine. The MBRS SCORE Program, since its implementation in 19854, has been the driving force in developing and strengthening the graduate program in Biomedical Sciences and in creating a vigorous research environment that has resulted in providing the resources to support studies in immunology, cellular and molecular biology, epidemiology, parasitology, toxicology neurosciences, HIV/AIDS, and human physiology. The goal of this MBRS-SCORE Program proposal is to increase the biomedical research productivity, the scientific competitiveness and recognition of the faculty, by providing first rate research and development opportunities and in creating a stimulating research atmosphere in this Institution. The proposal contains a total of twenty regular subprojects and three pilot projects involving more than thirty-seven investigators, seven of which have been recently recruited into the School. The subprojects that make up this Program includes basic, psychological, and clinical research initiatives from faculty in the departments of Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Physiology, Clinical Psychology, and Public Health. The diverse projects include such areas as human genetics, protein folding, neurosciences, cancer biology, asthma, aging, signal transduction, cancer, gastrointestinal physiology, toxicology, HIV/AIDS, neuroscience, endometriosis, epidemiology, and psychology. These research projects will be sustained by an administrative component and by technical support personnel that includes collaborators, consultants, research associates, laboratory supervisors and research assistants. In addition, some of the activities will be complementary to other minority targeted programs in the Institutions such as the NIH-RCMI Program. Progress in the Specific Aims of each subproject and in the overall aims of the Program will be evaluated yearly in a formative report, and at the end in a summative document. Progress and achievements of the proposed program will be assessed continuously through an ongoing formative evaluation intended to provide information to improve the performance in the various program subprojects and through a summative evaluation that will finally assess the Program's success and the extent to which the completed project has met its goals. Both the evaluation of the implementation to assess whether the Program is being conducted as planned and the process, the