Conference: 2016 Bioinspired Materials Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar
Conference: 2016 Bioinspired Materials Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar
批准号:
1560787
负责人:
Timothy Deming
金额:
$2.0万
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:
2016-04-15 至 2017-03-31
中文摘要
智力优势:生物系统已经发展出创造聚合物和矿化材料的方法,这些材料经过精心设计,可在特定应用中实现高功能。在许多情况下,自然材料显示出的结构-功能关系超出了我们目前在合成材料中复制的能力。尽管如此,我们对这些设计以及它们产生的方法的理解现在足以鼓励人们努力利用或模仿这些设计以及自然界中用于实现它们的方法。本次会议将汇集生物启发材料领域的年轻科学家和专家,分享最新进展和新方法。预计国际互动,包括学生交流和研究合作,将出现在会议上,这将推动这一领域的研究和教育。加强青年科学家(研究生,博士后,初级教师)参与生物启发材料研究的全球活动,从而扩大他们的专业经验,刺激与国际生物启发材料社区的互动和合作,并促进新一代年轻科学家的发展,是本次会议的主要目标。本次戈登研究会议(GRC)和戈登研究研讨会(GRS)将通过促进和跨学科的新思想在生物启发材料的新兴领域的施肥产生广泛的影响,并将刺激年轻科学家之间的国际交流和互动,代表性不足的少数民族科学家,初级教师,和著名的高级研究人员。它将通过将不同的研究人员聚集在一个地点来实现这一目标,这些研究人员具有跨越生物启发材料领域的共同兴趣。通过这样做,PI希望通过提供一个传播和交流成果和想法的单一场所,刺激这一研究领域的增长和这一领域研究人员的专业发展。Bioinspired Materials GRC的最终长期目标是成为该领域研究人员的首选。如果PI通过这个GRC成功地建立了一个有凝聚力的学者社区,就像其他GRC在许多其他跨学科领域所做的那样,PI相信这个GRC将对生物启发材料领域产生广泛的影响。2016年,通过纳入生物启发材料的附带GRS,增强了GRC的更广泛影响。GRS将提供一个独特的场所,年轻的研究人员可以在自己设计的论坛上进行互动,建立专业网络,讨论科学进步,并接受高级研究人员小组的职业建议。组织者将奋进让尽可能多的年轻科学家和来自STEM劳动力中代表性不足的群体的科学家参与进来。
英文摘要
Intellectual Merit:Biological systems have evolved means to create polymeric and mineralized materials that are exquisitely designed for high functionality in specific applications. In many cases, the materials of nature display structure-function relationships that exceed our current ability to reproduce in synthetic materials. Nevertheless, our understanding of these designs and the means by which they are produced is now sufficient to encourage efforts to harness or mimic these designs and the methods used in nature to achieve them. This conference will bring together young scientists and experts in the field of bioinspired materials to share recent advances and new methodologies. It is anticipated that international interactions, including student exchanges and research collaborations, will emerge from the conference that will advance both research and education in this area.Broader Impacts:Enhancing young scientist (graduate student, postdoc, junior faculty) participation in the worldwide activities of bioinspired materials research, which leads to broadening of their professional experiences, stimulating interactions and collaborations with the international bioinspired materials community, and fostering the development of a new generation of young scientists, is a primary goal of this conference. This Gordon Research Conference (GRC) and Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) will have broad impacts through the promotion and cross-disciplinary fertilization of new ideas in the emerging field of Bioinspired Materials and will stimulate international exchanges and interactions between young scientists, underrepresented minority scientists, junior faculty, and prominent senior investigators. It will do so by bringing together a diverse group of researchers at one venue who have common interests that span the field of Bioinspired Materials. By doing so, the PIs hope to stimulate the growth of this area of research, and professional development of researchers in this field, by providing a single venue for the dissemination and exchange of results and ideas. The ultimate, long-term goal for the Bioinspired Materials GRC is to be the first choice for researchers in this field. If PIs succeed in building a cohesive community of scholars through this GRC, as other GRCs have done for many other interdisciplinary fields, PIs believe that this GRC will have had a broad impact on the field of Bioinspired Materials. The broader impacts of the GRC are enhanced in 2016 by incorporating an accompanying GRS on Bioinspired Materials. The GRS will provide a unique venue where young researchers can interact in a forum of their own design and develop professional networks, discuss scientific advances, as well as receive career advice from a panel of senior investigators. The organizers will endeavor to involve as many younger scientists and scientist from groups underrepresented in the STEM workforce as possible.
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