Center for Neuroscience Excellence

佛蒙特州大学(UVM)神经科学生物医学研究卓越中心(Cobre)成立于2001年，其总体目标是通过建立协作的智力基础设施、开发尖端的共享核心设施、支持新的初级教员招聘以及为多所学院的神经科学教员提供研究项目和试点项目资金，整合和扩大UVM的神经科学研究和培训。神经科学科布雷通过增加基础和临床神经科学家之间的互动，扩大了跨学科的神经科学研究，并促进了翻译研究。Cobre基金在发展优秀的研究基础设施方面发挥了重要作用，使神经科学界能够成功地竞争新的机构资金和外部支持。随着神经科学教员事业的发展，神经科学已被指定为密歇根大学的研究和培训重点领域。 下一个赠款周期的主要目标是在我们成功的基础上再接再厉，继续支持密歇根大学神经科学研究和培训的基础设施。目标是： 目标1：通过以下方式支持密歇根大学神经科学家的知识环境和研究机会：(1)保持积极的指导计划，以促进试点项目资助主任和新招聘的初级神经科学研究人员的成功，(2)支持全大学神经科学研讨会系列和年度务虚会，(3)支持试点项目资助，(4)促进全大学神经科学研究生项目的增长和生产率，以及(5)促进基础和临床科学家之间的对话，以促进协作和翻译研究的发展。 目标2：通过促进两个神经科学科布雷多用户研究核心的持续增长，支持密歇根大学神经科学研究和培训的基础设施：成像/生理学核心和细胞/分子生物学核心。特别是，神经科学科布雷基金将确保通过成像/生理学核心和细胞/分子生物学核心提供的设备和研究培训的尖端程度继续增长。

The overall goal of the Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) in Neuroscience at the University of Vermont (UVM), established in 2001, has been to integrate and expand neuroscience research and training at UVM by building a collaborative intellectual infrastructure, developing cutting-edge shared core facilities, supporting recruitment of new junior faculty, and by providing research project and pilot project funding for neuroscience faculty in multiple colleges. The Neuroscience COBRE expanded interdisciplinary neuroscience research and promoted translational research by increasing the interaction between basic and clinical neuroscientists. COBRE funding has been instrumental in developing an excellent research infrastructure that has allowed the neuroscience community to compete successfully for new institutional funds and extramural support. As the neuroscience faculty enterprise has grown, neuroscience has been designated an area of research and training emphasis at UVM. The primary objective of the next grant cycle is to build upon our success and continue to support the infrastructure of neuroscience research and training at UVM. The goals are: Goal 1: To support the intellectual environment and research opportunities of neuroscientists at UVM by (1) maintaining a vigorous mentoring program to promote success of pilot project grant directors and newly recruited junior neuroscience investigators, (2) supporting a University-wide Neuroscience Seminar Series and Annual Retreat, (3) supporting Pilot Project grants, (4) facilitating the growth and productivity of the university-wide Neuroscience Graduate Program and (5) facilitating dialogue between basic and clinical scientists that promotes development of collaborative and translational research. Goal 2: To support the infrastructure for neuroscience research and training at UVM by fostering the continued growth of two Neuroscience COBRE multi-user research cores: an Imaging/Physiology Core and Cell/Molecular Biology Core. In particular, the Neuroscience COBRE grant will ensure continued growth in sophistication of equipment and research training offered through the Imaging/Physiology Core and Cell/Molecular Biology Core.