Enrichment Program

丰富计划的使命是支持和发展鼓励和促进研究的活动 培训、信息传播和协作研究调查。的一个众所周知的特点 爱因斯坦-西奈山糖尿病研究中心(ES-DRC)的合作与合作 进行研究的氛围；该中心通过主办高水平的 在爱因斯坦和西奈山为教职员工和实习生举办的教育活动。浓缩计划是一项 ES-DRC的重要组成部分，受邀的科学家和ES-DRC调查人员通过它介绍他们的 研究成果。该计划提高了ES-DRC之间互动的数量和质量 成员和来自其他附属机构的糖尿病研究人员。该计划还增加了 通过特邀讲座和我们的 在地区性糖尿病研究研讨会中处于领先地位。该项目包括一年一度的里夫金访问教授 讲课、每周一次的ES-DRC充实讲座、学生讲习班和初级教师研讨会 程序。鼓励研究和临床教师、不同项目的实习生和学生 出席。课程是跨学科的，范围从行为科学到基础科学再到临床科学。此外，还有 是各种各样的培训场所，以加强从长凳到床边的临床翻译研究以及 从床边到长椅。这些努力正在不断加强爱因斯坦和 西奈山。这包括通过联合参与将这些活动扩大到其他机构和 重要讲座的视频会议以及受训人员共同参加座谈会和其他场所。 ES-DRC为纽约的糖尿病和新陈代谢研究培训做出了重大贡献 并通过众多场所提供基础、临床和转化性研究之间的整合。 大量从事糖尿病相关研究的教职员工增加了糖尿病作为一种 纽约地区研究机构和非专业公众的重要研究目标。核心和试点 &可行性奖计划进一步提高糖尿病研究的知名度。翻译研究 CORE及其与爱因斯坦和西奈山临床与翻译科学奖的合作伙伴关系 方案及其对社区和其他区域机构的参与也培养了对 学生、实习生和临床教师的行为和翻译研究。

The mission of the Enrichment Program is to support and develop activities that encourage and foster research training, dissemination of information and collaborative research investigations. A well-known feature of the environment of the Einstein-Mount Sinai Diabetes Research Center (ES-DRC) is the cooperative and collegial atmosphere in which research is conducted; the Center facilitates these collaborations by hosting high-caliber educational events for its faculty and trainees at both Einstein and Mount Sinai. The Enrichment Program is an important component of the ES-DRC through which invited scientists and ES-DRC investigators present their research accomplishments. The program enhances the quantity and quality of interactions among ES-DRC members and with diabetes investigators from other affiliated institutions. The Program also increases the visibility of the ES-DRC to faculty at large and at other institutions, via invited lectures and through our leadership in regional diabetes research symposia. The program includes the annual Rifkin Visiting Professor Lectureship, weekly ES-DRC Enrichment Lectures, Student Workshops and a Junior Faculty Seminar Program. Research and clinical faculty, trainees from various programs, and students are encouraged to attend. Programs are interdisciplinary and range from behavioral to basic to clinical science. In addition, there are a variety of training venues to enhance clinical translational research both from bench to bedside as well as from bedside to bench. These efforts are undergoing continuing increased coordination between Einstein and Mount Sinai. This includes the broadening of these activities to other Institutions by joint participation and videoconferencing of important lectures as well as joint participation of trainees in symposia and other venues. The ES-DRC makes a major contribution to diabetes and metabolism research training in the New York area and provides integration between basic, clinical and translational research through numerous venues. The large number of faculty engaged in diabetes-related research increases the visibility of diabetes as an important research target within New York area research institutions and for the lay public. The Cores and Pilot & Feasibility Award Programs further enhance the visibility of diabetes research. The Translational Research Core and our partnerships with Einstein's and Mount Sinai's Clinical and Translational Science Award programs and their involvement in the community and with other regional Institutions also fosters interest in behavioral and translational research by students, trainees and clinical faculty.