AADR Bloc Travel Grant for Dental Students and NIDCR Supported Trainees

项目摘要 美国牙科研究协会(AADR)为牙科学生提供的集体旅行补助金 NIDCR支持的学员的目标是针对不同的牙科、口腔和 通过为最有前途的人提供旅行和会议支持，为头面部研究人员提供支持 美国牙科学生和NIDCR资助的学员和研究员参加并介绍他们自己的 在AADR年会上的研究--领先的国家多学科科学会议 用于口腔、牙科和颅面研究领域。美国反兴奋剂机构是国际反兴奋剂机构的28个部门之一， 该协会成立于1920年，在全球拥有10,000多名会员。巨大的 在脆弱和服务不足的人群中存在不可接受的口腔健康差距 我们必须拥有训练有素、多元化的口腔健康研究队伍，才能接受这些 改善牙齿、口腔和颅面健康的挑战。这项拨款提案的目标是 是：提供财务旅行支持，以帮助新的研究人员在 公共科学平台；曝光美国牙科学生和NIDCR资助的学员和 研究员在美国和全球的机构进行的研究，并 加强联网、协作和跨机构指导的机会； 提供支持，鼓励一批处于职业生涯早期的新调查员 进一步从事牙科、口腔和颅面研究作为长期职业；提供 美国牙科学生和NIDCR资助的受训人员和研究员可以获得的方式 关于正在进行的最新牙科调查和方法的信息； 主动接触和鼓励妇女、代表性不足的少数群体提出申请 和残疾人。AADR正在请求对该AADR集团旅行补助金的支持 为参加AADR年会的学生提供三年的旅行援助计划 计划在以下地点进行：马萨诸塞州波士顿(2021年)；佐治亚州亚特兰大(2022年)和 俄勒冈州波特兰(2023年)。与每一届AADR年会一样，会议设施的安全设置在 每个地点允许同时进行口头会议、海报会议、座谈会和实践 研讨会、午餐和学习会议、主旨讲座和杰出的演讲嘉宾。这个 AADR集团的旅行补助金将通过IADR/AADR全球总部管理。

Project Summary The American Association for Dental Research (AADR) Bloc Travel Grant for Dental Students and NIDCR-Supported Trainees aims to target a diverse pipeline of the dental, oral and craniofacial research workforce by providing travel and meeting support to the most promising U.S. dental students and NIDCR-funded trainees and fellows to attend and present their own research at the AADR Annual Meeting – the leading national multi-disciplinary scientific meeting for the oral, dental and craniofacial research field. The AADR is one of 28 Divisions of the IADR, which was founded in 1920 and comprises more than 10,000 members worldwide. Enormous and unacceptable oral health disparities exist across vulnerable and underserved populations and we must have a well-trained, diverse oral health research workforce to accept these challenges to improve dental, oral and craniofacial health. The objectives of this grant proposal are: to provide financial travel support to assist new researchers to present their research on a public scientific platform; to expose U.S. dental students and NIDCR supported trainees and fellows to research conducted at institutions across the United States and globally, and to enhance the opportunities for networking, collaboration and cross-institution mentorship; to provide support to encourage a group of new investigators at a very early stage of their career to further pursue dental, oral and craniofacial research as a long-term career; to provide a means by which U.S. dental students and NIDCR supported trainees and fellows may obtain information on the most current dental investigations and methodologies being conducted, and; to proactively outreach and encourage applications from women, under-represented minorities and persons with disabilities. The AADR is requesting support for this AADR Bloc Travel Grant program for three years for travel assistance for students to attend the AADR Annual Meetings scheduled in the following locales: Boston, Massachusetts (2021); Atlanta, Georgia (2022) and Portland, Oregon (2023). As with each AADR Annual Meeting, meeting facilities are secured at each location to allow for simultaneous oral sessions, poster sessions, symposia, hands-on workshops, lunch and learn sessions, keynote lectures and distinguished lecture speakers. The AADR Bloc Travel Grants will be administered through the IADR/AADR Global Headquarters.