REU Site: Multi-Scale Systems Bioengineering
REU Site: Multi-Scale Systems Bioengineering
批准号:
1560282
负责人:
Timothy Allen
金额:
$36.19万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-12-01 至 2019-11-30
中文摘要
预计2014-2024年期间,生物医学工程师的就业人数将增长20%以上,这将产生对能够支持医疗保健中使用的新设备、系统和软件的设计、开发和生产的迫切需求。生物医学科学和医学的进步将越来越依赖于应用严格和量化的工程学方法来表征和询问生物系统。弗吉尼亚大学多尺度系统生物工程的REU站点将在每年夏天培训10名最先进的系统生物工程研究的本科生参与者。虽然多尺度系统生物工程REU网站面向全国STEM顶尖学生,但它将专门面向系统生物工程领域研究机会有限的机构中主修STEM领域的有才华的UGS,重点是从代表性不足的群体中招收学生。这些REU学生的研究经验和指导将使他们为在这个快速增长和开创性的领域工作做好准备,否则他们在本国机构无法获得这些工作。完成课程后,教师导师将与学员保持持续的关系,帮助提高学员留在STEM的可能性。总体目标是培养一批来自不同STEM背景的年轻科学家,并为他们提供在激动人心的系统生物工程领域取得成功所必需的技能、信心和指导。学生将与教师导师配合进行为期10周的研究项目,最终将发表论文和举行公开研讨会。学生将参与以下领域的协作、实践和密切指导的项目:1)分子途径和细胞建模;2)组织/器官/种群水平的建模,这将使他们沉浸在实验和计算分析的结合中。学生将获得实践技能、知识、伦理基础和沟通技能,这些技能是在研究生深造中取得成效并成功应用于现代生物技术行业所必需的。该计划还将为学生提供职业建议、研究伦理基础、科学交流培训以及完成计划后的持续指导。
英文摘要
The employment of biomedical engineers is projected to grow more than 20% over the period from 2014-2024, creating a critical need for those who can support the design, development and production of new devices, systems, and software used in healthcare. Advances in the biomedical sciences and medicine will increasingly depend upon the application of rigorous and quantitative engineering-based approaches to characterize and interrogate biological systems. This REU Site in Multi-Scale Systems Bioengineering at the University of Virginia will train ten undergraduate participants per summer in state-of-the-art systems bioengineering research. While open to a broad national pool of top students in STEM, the Multi-Scale Systems Bioengineering REU Site will specifically target talented UGs majoring in STEM fields at institutions with limited research opportunities in the field of systems bioengineering, with an emphasis on recruiting students from underrepresented groups. The research experience and mentorship these REU students will prepare them for work in this fast-growing and pioneering field that would otherwise be unavailable to them at their home institutions. Faculty mentors will maintain continuing relationships with the participants after completing the program, helping to improve the likelihood that the students will remain in STEM. The overarching goal is to train a diverse corps of young scientists from a variety of STEM backgrounds and provide them with the skills, confidence, and mentorship necessary for successful careers in the exciting area of systems bioengineering. Students will be matched with faculty mentors for a 10-week research project, culminating in a paper and public symposium. The students will participate in collaborative, hands-on, and closely mentored projects in the areas of: 1) Molecular Pathways and Cellular Modeling and 2) Tissue-/Organ-/Population-Level Modeling, which will immerse them in a combination of experimentation and computational analyses. Students will acquire the practical skills, knowledge, ethical grounding, and communication skills necessary to be productive in advanced graduate study and be successfully employed in the modern biotechnology industry. The program will also provide students with career advising, grounding in research ethics, training in scientific communication, and ongoing mentorship after completion of the program.
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批准号:0087860
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SGER: Developing Theory of Complex Ecological Systems: Brainstorming and Networks
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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The Scale of Observation and Observer-Independent StructuresIn Ecology
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