Research Fellowship in Geriatric Mood Disorders

标题：研究生研究奖学金在中期和晚期生活情绪障碍 项目摘要 这是这个T32研究奖学金计划中的第七个竞争性应用程序-晚年的情绪 疾病，这已经提供了30年的多学科培训。这款成功的T32经历了 持续转型以应对科学发展，NAM任务，2020年NIMH战略 计划草案优先事项，RDoc项目，以及我们教师不断发展的专业知识。新的T32组织其 研究培训在一个连续体中，我们的人类神经生物学研究为我们的新的目标， 治疗开发计划和我们的服务研究旨在提高精神疾病的质量和覆盖面， 社区的健康治疗。 该方案的优势是：1）受训人员的学术记录;过去10年中培训了13名研究员 年获得3 K奖，第四K奖在2020年3月的研究部分获得16分的优先分数， 并共同撰写了82篇论文（41篇是第一作者）; 2）在国家一级的研究培训中发挥领导作用（ NIMH老年心理健康研究职业学院和NIMH高级研究学院 研究所）; 3）NIMH资助的教师研究范围从分子遗传学，神经影像学，临床 药理学，干预开发和心理健康服务; 4）威尔的凝聚力组织- 康奈尔研究所; 5）10个康奈尔试点项目计划; 6）丰富的研究人群和实验室资源; 7） 提供数据库供研究员进行二次分析和提出假设; 8）长期有效 与老年医学、普通内科、服务研究计划的研究人员合作， 公共卫生和医学伦理;和9）在8个多中心研究的领导。 该计划将由临床生物学（F。Gunning），新治疗 发展（G. Alexopoulos）和社区研究（J.A. Sirey）在研究培训方面有着良好的记录， 由一个具有分子遗传学、神经影像学、治疗开发和 多样性研究。我们请求支持3名学员，他们的个性化培训计划将得到协调 由一个初级和二级导师和专业顾问，以促进翻译研究。超过 核心课程，我们支持我们的学员进行自己的学习，准备资金申请， 以及发表基于数据的论文。

Title: Postgraduate Research Fellowship in Mid- and Late-Life Mood Disorders PROJECT SUMMARY This is the 7th competing application of this T32 Research Fellowship Program in Mid- and Late-Life Mood Disorders, which has been offering multidisciplinary training for 30 years. This successful T32 has undergone continuous transformation in response to scientific developments, NAM mandates, the 2020 NIMH Strategic Plan Draft Priorities, the RDoc Project, and the evolving expertise of our faculty. The new T32 organizes its research training in a continuum in which our human neurobiology studies provide targets for our novel treatment development initiatives and our services research seeks to extend the quality and reach of mental health treatment in the community. The Program's strengths are: 1) The academic record of its trainees; the 13 fellows trained over the past 10 years received 3 K Awards, a 4th K Award received a priority score of 16 in the Study Section of March 2020, and coauthored 82 papers (41 first-authored); 2) Leadership in research training at a national level (PIs of the NIMH Research Career Institute in Mental Health of Aging and faculty of the NIMH Advanced Research Institute); 3) NIMH-funded faculty in studies ranging from molecular genetics, neuroimaging, clinical pharmacology, intervention development, and mental health services; 4) Cohesive organization of the Weill- Cornell Institute; 5) Ten Cornell pilot project programs; 6) Rich study populations and laboratory resources; 7) Databases available for secondary analyses and hypothesis generation by fellows; 8) Long and effective collaboration with investigators of Geriatric Medicine, General Internal Medicine, Services Research Program, Public Health, and Medical Ethics; and 9) Leadership in 8 multisite studies. The Program will be directed by funded investigators in clinical biology (F. Gunning), novel treatment development (G. Alexopoulos) and community studies (J.A. Sirey) with a strong record in research training and by an Executive Committee with expertise in molecular genetics, neuroimaging, treatment development, and diversity studies. We request support for 3 trainees, whose personalized training programs will be coordinated by a primary and a secondary mentor and specialized advisors to facilitate translation research. Beyond a Core Curriculum, we support our trainees in conducting their own studies, in preparing funding applications, and in publishing data-based papers.