TRAINING PROGRAM IN CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

哈佛大学细胞和分子生物学博士前培训计划 宾夕法尼亚大学是一所大学范围内、跨部门和 现代生物学职业的校际计划。一群训练员 由来自多个地区的100多名高级和年轻教职员工组成 这所大学。这些教职员工，以及他们提供的培训， 根据感兴趣的学科被组织成研究生小组。 这些研究生团体是跨部门和跨学校的 入会和完全负责研究生教育，是不一样的 与部门一样或与部门同延。个人毕业生组集合 学位要求，录取和监督学生的进步，以及 最终认证他们的学位。在组织上，两名毕业生 参加这一计划的团体是艺术学院和 科学(生物和化学)，其余10个小组归为 医学院的生物医学研究生研究，提供了一个 处理申请、保存记录、协调的中心点 各研究生团体的课程和其他活动，以及 通过它，大学为学生提供的大量资金 通灵了。这一有点不寻常的安排，使研究生教育 是由毕业生小组而不是部门处理的，晋升 许多对细胞和细胞有共同兴趣的教职员工之间的互动 分子生物学为跨学科研究做出了巨大贡献。 这些领域的研究生培训和合作研究精神 宾夕法尼亚大学。CELL和CELL的培训计划 分子生物学是最大限度地 各系师生之间的互动。实习生 定期会面，大约每年一次，选择一个 1-2天特别研讨会的主题，选择并邀请演讲者，以及 否则，组织研讨会的方方面面。只有学生在工作 获得博士学位的学生将得到该培训计划的支持。总的来说， 本学年有34名学生获得了部分或全部资助，其中 共有300多名在校博士生对 细胞和分子生物学。个别毕业生群体略有不同 在培训中使用的程序和方法。它们都使用混合的 正式课程、论文前实验室轮换、研讨会和个人 引出论文的实验室研究工作。考试和 对研究进展的监督由教员委员会完成， 有时会增加来自大学以外的人

The Cell and Molecular Biology Predoctoral Training Program at the University of Pennsylvania is a University-wide, interdepartmental and interschool program for careers in modern biology. The group of trainers consists of more than 100 senior and younger faculty from many parts of the University. These faculty members, and the training they provide, are organized into Graduate Groups according to disciplines of interest. These Graduate Groups, which are interdepartmental and interschool in membership and fully responsible for graduate education, are not the same as or coextensive with Departments. Individual Graduate Groups set requirements for degrees, admit and monitor the progress of students, and eventually certify their degrees. organizationally, two of the Graduate Groups that participate in this program are in the School of Arts and Sciences (Biology and Chemistry), and the remaining 10 Groups come under Biomedical Graduate Studies in the School of Medicine, which provides a central point for processing applications, keeping records, coordinating curricula and other activities of the individual Graduate Groups, and through which considerable University funding for student support is channeled. This somewhat unusual arrangement, whereby graduate education is handled by Graduate Groups rather than Departments, promotes interaction among the many faculty having common interests in cell and molecular biology, and, contributes strongly to the interdisciplinary spirit of graduate training and collaborative research in these areas at the University of Pennsylvania. The Training Program in Cell and Molecular Biology is an important component in attempts to maximize interaction among students and faculty of various Departments. Trainees meet together periodically and, approximately once per year, choose a topic for a special 1-2 day seminar, select and invite speakers, and otherwise organize all aspects of the seminar. only students working toward the Ph.D. degree are supported by this Training Program. In total, 34 students were supported for part or all of the present year, out of a total pool of more than 300 matriculated Ph.D. students interested in cell and molecular biology. Individual Graduate Groups differ somewhat in their procedures and methods used in training. All use a mix of formal courses, pre-thesis laboratory rotations, seminars, and individual laboratory research work leading to a thesis. Examination and supervision of research progress are done by faculty committees, sometimes with the addition of persons from outside the University