Training in Investigative and Molecular Dermatology

描述(由申请者提供)：此申请是针对一名竞争对手 更新研究和分子皮肤科的培训计划 成立于1991年，在凯斯韦斯特的皮肤科 储备大学(CWRU)和克利夫兰大学医院(UHC)。这 该计划得到了CWRU、UHC和UHC研究部门的全力支持， 大学医院研究所(UHRI)，UHRI和 CWRU对这一培训计划的机构支持，如果有资金的话。少校 该计划的目标是继续培养高素质的年轻人才 从事与皮肤相关的生物医学研究的研究人员。这是 通过为最先进的跨学科提供机会来实现 研究皮肤科和皮肤生物学方面的研究培训。合资格 候选人将是持有医学博士/或医学博士/博士或博士学位的人，最多可拥有两名 多年的博士后工作经验，两人都明确致力于 研究皮肤病或基础皮肤生物学的学术生涯。 为学员制定个性化的职业发展计划，其中之一 四个研究主题研究领域，每个领域都与 皮肤的生理学和病理学：免疫生物学和实验 免疫病理学、细胞和分子生物学、光医学和 翻译研究和皮肤药理学/致癌。每个人 选择这四个训练轨道中的一个，每个训练轨道由 董事、联席董事和参与会议的教职员工。因此，每个受训人员 接受他/她的导师、共同导师和专注于 专家。每个主要顾问都有一名联邦资助的现役调查员 发起同行评议计划，他们是P.I.的失败者 这一标准，但在研究方案中是活跃和独立的 联合顾问。通过这种专注而又互动的机制，受训人员 为构建科学方法的假设提供了指导 皮肤生物学中的问题，在相干集合的设计和性能中 实验，并获得现代研究方法的经验和 技术还提供了正式的培训，内容是作为一名 科学家和数据分析，以公布结果。此外， 研究员参加课程、研讨会、座谈会和数据演示 并被要求在科学会议上展示他们的工作 包括CWRU/UHC皮肤病研究中心讲座和年度 皮肤病研究学会会议。因此，培训就发生了。 通过参与有重点的研究项目和通过 在这些会议/研讨会中，基础科学研究以及 积极促进对临床问题的研究应用。这 CWRU和UHC/UHRI的多学科中心已经建立了一个基础 基础科学和临床科室之间的合作互动和 为考虑在以下领域工作的年轻调查人员提供培训环境 学术皮肤病。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This application is for a competitive renewal of the Training Program in Investigative and Molecular Dermatology that was established in 1991 in the Department of Dermatology at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and University Hospitals of Cleveland (UHC). This program has the full support of CWRU, UHC, and the research arm of UHC, Research Institute of University Hospitals (UHRI), as evidenced by UHRIs and CWRUs institutional support for this training program, if funded. The major objective of this program is to continue to prepare highly qualified young investigators for careers in biomedical research relevant to the skin. This is accomplished by providing opportunities for state of the art interdisciplinary research training in investigative dermatology and cutaneous biology. Eligible candidates will be those holding M.D./or M.D./Ph.D. or Ph.D.s with up to two years of postdoctoral experience, both with a definite commitment to an academic career in investigative dermatology or basic cutaneous biology. Individualized career building programs are developed for trainees in one of four research thematic research areas, each of which is related to the physiology and pathology of the skin: immunobiology and experimental immunopathology, cellular and molecular biology, photomedicine and translational research, and skin pharmacology/carcinogenesis. Each fellow selects one of these four training tracks, each of which is coordinated by the Director and Co Director and participating faculty members. Thus, each trainee obtains training by his/her advisor, a co mentor, and a focused group of experts. Each primary advisor has an active federally funded, investigator initiated peer reviewed program on which they are P.I. Those falling shorts of this criterion, but are active and independent in the research program serve as co advisors. Through this focused, yet interactive mechanism, the trainees are provided guidance in building hypotheses for scientifically approaching problems in cutaneous biology, in the design and performance of a coherent set of experiments, and in gaining experience with modem research methodology and technology. Formal training is also provided in the ethical conduct of being a scientist and analysis of data for publication of results. In addition, the fellows participate in courses, workshops, symposia and data presentation exercises and are required to present their work at scientific meetings including the CWRU/UHC Skin Diseases Research Center lectureship and the annual meeting of the Society for Investigative Dermatology. Thus, training occurs through participation in a focused research project and through conferences/seminars in which the basic science research, as well as the application of research to clinical problems are actively facilitated. This multidisciplinary Center based at CWRU and UHC/UHRI has created a foundation for cooperative interactions between basic science and clinical departments and provides a training milieu for young investigators contemplating a career in academic dermatology.