MINORITY BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT PROGRAM

路易斯安那州巴吞鲁日的南方大学寻求改善和 提高研究人员的生物医学研究能力 学生通过其MBRS计划。据信， 教师的研究能力，密集的学生培训和 实现真正富有成效的生物医学研究活动， 导致越来越多的少数民族追求生物医学研究， 一份事业 为达致上述目标，我们已采取 多学科的研究方法。这些项目大多涉及 主要是污染问题及其对人类健康的影响 以及一个关于癌症的项目。这些项目跨越以下领域： 生物化学、有机化学、毒理学、寄生虫学和社会 保健服务大多数仪器都是类似的，但 在解决研究问题的改进技术和想法。我们将 继续将每个研究项目视为一个独立的实体， 相关项目的一个方面。研究工作将得到补充 每周的研讨会演讲。仪器和技术 生物医学研究将被教授给我们的学生。 我们将继续鼓励非MBRS教师的参与 会员以及非MBRS学生在我们的计划，努力 提高他们的研究技能和专业知识， 生物医学研究这将有助于增加受训人数， 少数人进入主流生物医学研究，因此 提高我们取得更大成功和实现MBRS目标的机会 和目标。

Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana seeks to improve and increase biomedical research capabilities of its research faculty members and students through its MBRS Program. It is believed that increased research capability of the faculty, intensive student training and achievement of truly productive biomedical research activities will result in increased number of minorities pursing biomedical research as a career. In order to achieve the above stated objectives, we have adopted a multidisciplinary approach to research. Most of these projects deal essentially with problems of pollutions and their impacts on human health as well as a project on cancer. These projects traverse the areas of biochemistry, organic chemistry, toxicology, parasitology and social health services. Most of the instrumentations are similar but with modified techniques and ideas in solving research problems. We will continue to view each research project not as a separate entity but as an aspect of related projects. The research efforts will be complemented with weekly seminar presentations. Instrumentation and techniques in biomedical research will be taught to our students. We will continue to encourage the participation of non-MBRS faculty members as well as non-MBRS students in our program in an effort to improve their research skill and expertise or retool themselves in the biomedical research. This will help increase the number of trained minority individuals going into the mainstream biomedical research, thus enhancing our chances of greater success and achievement of MBRS goals and objectives.