Teratology Society Annual Meetings 2010 - 2014

项目摘要 畸胎学会将于2010年6月26日至30日在肯塔基州路易斯维尔举行第50届年会。该科学计划涵盖了生殖和发育健康和疾病方面的广泛当前问题，特别强调怀孕期间使用的药物的安全性。与会者历来来自不同的专业背景，包括来自学术、工业和政府研究部门的基础和临床科学家。畸形病学会认识到这种多样化的专业人员组合的重要性，每年在非正式的环境中举行会议，交流想法和最新的实验结果。 畸形学学会2010年方案委员会，由 畸形学信息专家(OTIS)和神经行为畸形学会(NBTS)， 安排了一个杰出而广泛的科学项目，包括教育课程(3个)、研讨会(1个)、科学座谈会(8个)、专题讲座(7个)和交流会(1个)，以及平台演讲和海报演示等公开研究交流的机会。会议主题涉及该领域的较新概念，并可能产生活跃的互动。 年会为与会者提供了一个交流的场所和时间，沉浸在 与该领域的知名专家、新的研究人员和学生进行从哲学到实践的讨论。作为一个由来自学术、工业和政府部门的同行临床医生、科学家和科学政策监管者组成的协会，它也是促进和表达我们科学多样性的地方和时间。在这项提案中，我们要求提供资金，以支付2010-2014年畸形病学会年会的部分演讲者和会议费用。

PROJECT ABSTRACT The Teratology Society will hold its 50th Annual Meeting in Louisville, Kentucky on June 26-30, 2010. The scientific program covers a wide-range of current issues in reproductive and developmental health and disease, with special emphasis on the safety of drugs used during pregnancy. The meeting attendees historically come from a diverse professional background including basic and clinical scientists from the academic, industrial and government research sectors. The Teratology Society recognizes the importance of this diverse mix of professionals meeting annually in an informal setting to exchange ideas and the latest experimental findings. The 2010 Program Committee of the Teratology Society, with input from the Organization of Teratology Information Specialists (OTIS) and Neurobehavioral Teratology Society (NBTS), arranged for an outstanding and expansive scientific program that includes education courses (3), a workshop (1), scientific symposia (8), special lectures (7), and an exchange session (1), as well as opportunities for open research communications as platform talks and poster presentations. The session topics address newer concepts in the field and are likely to generate lively interaction. The Annual Meeting provides a place and time for attendees to network, and indulge in discussions from philosophical to practical with established experts in the field, new researchers, and students. It is also a place and time to promote and express our scientific diversity as a Society of fellow clinicians, scientists and science policy regulators from academic, industrial and government sectors. In this proposal, we are requesting funds to defray part of the speaker and session expenses for 2010-2014 Teratology Society Annual Meetings.