Translational Training in Addiction
Translational Training in Addiction
批准号:
8494600
负责人:
Clinton D Kilts
金额:
$35.07万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-07-01 至 2014-06-30
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):该提案将在一个新兴领域建立一个独特的培训计划-成瘾转化研究。这个领域有一套不同的学科观点,程序,范例和技术来衡量或改变影响人类药物依赖的发展,维持和停止的过程。在转化研究中受过训练的科学家将处于基础和临床研究的十字路口,在那里他们可以提供这两个领域之间的关键途径。实习生的研究机会将包括,除其他外,基于抗体的治疗甲基苯丙胺滥用的实验室研究,成瘾的行为经济学研究,治疗可卡因和阿片类药物依赖的新药物,大麻依赖的行为治疗,行为和神经机制的变化,治疗服务的传播,以及减少药物治疗障碍的成本效益。该项目将培训成瘾问题科学家参与直接评估基础研究的临床相关性的转化科学;对药物滥用的基本过程进行科学分析;帮助开发和评估成瘾的行为和药物治疗;确定将这些研究结果纳入临床实践的方法;并确定支持整合的政策。该计划将大大加强了该计划的12个核心教师,谁是医学博士或博士与药理学和毒理学,精神病学,健康行为和健康促进部门的任命,并有22 NIDA,3 N1 AA,1 N1 CHD,1 SAMSHA,1 NIMH和16 VA研究赠款之前的培训成功。在这些核心教师培养的28名博士前和37名博士后学生中,86%的博士前和89%的博士后学生仍然从事研究/学术工作,49%的博士后学员拥有教师职位。总的来说,学员撰写了500多篇出版物,其中40%是第一作者,并获得了43项研究赠款。这里提出的新计划将通过逐步增加招生人数,在补助金周期结束前培养5名博士预科生、7名博士后和19名医学生。培训生的选择将基于学术卓越和对成瘾研究事业的承诺。培训将在成瘾研究中心进行。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This proposal will establish a unique training program in an emerging area-translational research in addiction. This field has a diverse set of disciplinary perspectives, procedures, paradigms, and technologies to measure or alter processes affecting development, maintenance, and cessation of drug dependence in humans. Scientists trained in translational research will be at the crossroads of basic and clinical research, where they can provide a crucial pathway between these two domains. Trainee research opportunities will include, among many others, laboratory studies of antibody-based therapy for methamphetamine abuse, studies of the behavioral economics of addiction, novel medications to treat cocaine and opiate dependence, behavioral treatments of marijuana dependence, behavioral and neural mechanisms of change, treatment service dissemination, and cost- effectiveness of reducing drug treatment barriers. The project will train addiction scientists to participate in translational science that directly assesses the clinical relevance of basic research; conducts scientific analyses of basic processes underlying drug abuse; helps develop and assess behavioral and pharmacological treatments of addiction; determines approaches to integrate these findings into clinical practice; and identifies policies that support integration. This program will be greatly enhanced by the prior training success of the program's 12 core faculty, who are MDs or PhDs with appointments in Pharmacology and Toxicology, Psychiatry, and Health Behavior and Health Promotion departments and have 22 NIDA, 3 N1AA, 1 N1CHD, 1 SAMSHA, 1 NIMH, and 16 VA research grants. Among the 28 predoctoral and 37 postdoctoral students trained by these core faculty, 86% of the predoctoral and 89% of postdoctoral students are still involved in research/academics and 49% of postdoctoral trainees have faculty positions. Collectively, trainees authored more than 500 publications were first author on 40% of them, and obtained 43 research grants. The new program proposed here will train, through stepped increases in enrollment, a total of 5 predoctorals, 7 postdoctorals, and 19 medical students by the end of the grant cycle. Trainee selection will be based on scholastic excellence and commitment to addiction research careers. Training will take place at the Center for Addiction Research.
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批准号:9916733
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负责人:Clinton D Kilts
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The Sex-specific Roles and Neural Processing Correlates of Future Outcome Estimation in the Drug Addiction Process
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负责人:Clinton D Kilts
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A risk factor analysis of human brain states related to development of addiction
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负责人:Clinton D Kilts
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依托单位:
The Neuroeconomics of Behavioral Therapies for Adolescent Substance Abuse
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$21.1万
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负责人:Clinton D Kilts
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依托单位:
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项目类别:
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依托单位:
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批准号:10394341
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负责人:Clinton D Kilts
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依托单位:
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批准号:9061042
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