The Cellular Biophysics of the Neuron Training Program
The Cellular Biophysics of the Neuron Training Program
批准号:
8462306
负责人:
Ege T Kavalali
金额:
$12.71万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-07-01 至 2015-06-30
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):位于达拉斯的德克萨斯大学西南医学中心(UTSW)的神经元训练计划(CBNTP)的细胞生物物理学将培养学员成为杰出的生物物理科学家,使用定量方法和先进的分析工具解决复杂的神经科学问题。这一领域的变革性发现将来自那些将对生物物理原理的深刻理解、对光学和电生理工具的透彻理解与对神经科学研究问题的深入了解结合起来的科学家。该项目的中心目标是培养能够培养细胞生物物理学家和专注于复杂神经科学问题(包括神经、神经发育和神经精神疾病的细胞/分子基础)的科学家之间的协同作用。CBNTP的教员在他们的研究中采用了广泛的生物物理方法,强调与人类健康、生理学和疾病的相关性。从不同模型系统中神经元功能的机制分析到非神经元细胞系统中神经元相关过程的详细生物物理研究,CBNTP中的科学机会将为训练提供独特的特殊前景。学员将在实验生物物理原理方面获得最先进的专业知识,并从如何将这些原理应用于先进的神经科学研究中受益。学生将在膜生物物理学、定量分析和细胞神经生理学方面接受严格的正规培训。此外,他们将与世界一流的榜样进行指导互动,并从机构内外的丰富活动中受益。学生将在第三年秋季加入CBNTP,并作为实习生继续学习两年。学员选拔是有竞争性的。项目指导委员会将根据先前的证书、当前的表现以及学生和导师的承诺来选择学员,以追求与项目研究目标一致的培训。我们要求在第一年提供2个职位,在第二年和随后的5年期间每年提供4个职位。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Cellular Biophysics ofthe Neuron Training Program (CBNTP) at the University ofTexas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (UTSW) will prepare trainees to become exceptional biophysical scientists addressing complex neuroscience questions using quantitative methods and advanced analytical tools. Transformative discoveries in this field will come from scientists who combine a deep appreciation of biophysical principles and thorough understanding of optical and electrophysiological tools with an intimate knowledge of problems in neuroscience research. The program's central goal is to train scientists who can cultivate synergistic interactions between cellular biophysicts and scientists focused on complex neuroscience problems including cellular/molecular basis of neurological, neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders. CBNTP faculty members employ a wide range of biophysical methodologies in their research, emphasizing relevance to human health, physiology and disease. Scientific opportunities in the CBNTP ranging from mechanistic analyses of neuronal function in diverse model systems to detailed biophysical studies of neuron-relevant processes in non- neuronal cellular systems will offer uniquely exceptional prospects for training. Trainees will gain state-of-the- art expertise in experimental biophysical principals and benefit from intimate exposure to how these principles are applied in advanced neuroscience research. Students will receive rigorous formal training in membrane biophysics, quantitative analyses and cellular neurophysiology. Additionally, they will have guided interactions with established, world class role models and benefit from enrichment activities inside and outside of the institution. Students will join the CBNTP in the fall of their third year and remain as trainees for two years. Trainee selection is competitive. The program steering committee will select trainees based on prior credentials, current performance and commitment ofthe student and mentor to pursue training consistent with research goals of the program. We are requesting 2 positions in the first year, a total of 4 positions in the second and for each subsequent year of this 5-year period.
RELEVANCE: Explosive growth of advanced biophysical methods now impacts almost every
dimension of neuroscience research. By leveraging interactions between quantitative molecular & cellular biophysicts with neuroscientists focused on neurological, neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric diseases and those working on model systems, this unique training program equips students with the sophisticated skill sets needed among scientific leaders in neuroscience research.
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