SEDAPA Conference Grant

描述（由申请人提供）： 华盛顿大学将为SEDAPA的主要研究人员和项目负责人举办一次会议。本次会议将于2003年5月14日至16日在华盛顿西雅图布鲁克林45号的贝斯特韦斯特酒店举行。5月14日星期三晚上的欢迎招待会开始，会议将于5月15日星期四全天继续，并于2003年5月16日星期五中午结束。Susanna Cunningham博士欢迎与会者。Cathrine Sasek博士将概述未来十年NIDA的重点。主题演讲“成瘾：分子适应和学习之间的合作”将由彼得W。Kalivas博士SEDAPA的受资助者将对他们的项目进行多媒体概述。下午剩下的时间将用于会议与会者交流有关其NIDA资助的SEDAPA赠款的信息，重点是合作和传播项目的机会。下午的会议将以坎宁安博士关于“构建成功的伙伴关系”的会议结束。“第二天上午的会议将以Sasek博士为特色，他将介绍SEDAPA赠款的评估。请参阅议程的具体主题，时间和日期。会议与会者的目标是：加强SEDAPA赠款人之间的合作;促进SEDAPA产品和活动的传播;使SEDAPA赠款人了解全国各地的SEDAPA项目;向与会者介绍关于药物滥用分子机制的最新研究;向与会者介绍NIDA未来十年的重点;并获得有关成功赠款撰写和评估战略的知识

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The University of Washington will host a conference for SEDAPA principal investigators and project directors. This conference will be held May 14-16, 2003 at the Best Western Hotel at 45th and Brooklyn in Seattle, Washington. Beginning with a welcoming reception the evening of Wednesday, May 14th, the conference will continue all day on Thursday, May 15th and end by noon on Friday, May 16, 2003. Susanna Cunningham, Ph.D. will welcome participants. Cathrine Sasek, Ph.D. will give an overview of the foci for NIDA for the next decade. The keynote address "Addiction: A collaboration Between Molecular Adaption and Learning" will be given by Peter W. Kalivas, Ph.D. SEDAPA grantees will give a multi-media overview of their project. The rest of the afternoon will be devoted to the conference participants exchanging information about their NIDA-funded SEDAPA grants, focusing on opportunities to collaborate and disseminate projects. The afternoon session will end with Dr. Cunningham's session on "Structuring Successful Partnerships." The next morning' s session will feature Dr. Sasek who will give a presentation on evaluation of SEDAPA grants. Please see the agenda for specific topics, times and dates. The goals for conference participants are to: enhance collaboration among SEDAPA grantees; promote dissemination of SEDAPA products, activities; acquaint SEDAPA grantees with one another's' SEDAPA projects across the country; update participants on new research on the molecular mechanisms of drugs of abuse; inform participants about NIDA's foci for the next decade; and acquire knowledge about successful grant writing and evaluation strategies