Central Nervous System Dysfunction Scientific Working Group

中枢神经系统功能障碍SWG将促进跨学科合作，重点关注更好地了解艾滋病毒感染者中枢神经系统功能障碍的方法。我们的目标是：1；通过为对HIV研究有新兴趣的年轻临床医生和非临床研究人员提供资源和指导，促进我们多元化团队的发展。我们特别有能力培养那些对分层和临床预测建模的计算方法感兴趣的人的成功，精确成像的生物标志物目标的验证，新生物标志物的鉴定（与信息学），以及分子遗传成像等新精密技术的开发。•参与CNS功能障碍SWG的初级研究人员数量•CFAR内部和跨CFAR建立的合作数量，包括HIV研究新手或HIV经验者和CNS功能障碍研究新手•这些初级或新研究人员提交的CNS功能障碍HIV研究摘要/手稿数量•CFAR/P30试点或其他奖励给这些初级或新研究人员的CNS功能障碍HIV研究数量2。促进新方案的开发和成功，以产生新数据（如临床、神经影像学、生物标本）或使用现有临床数据集，如电子健康记录（EHR）、多领域神经心理学和精神健康数据、生物标本特征；#提交的NIH或其他与NeuroHIV相关的资助#提交的方案包括来自HIV/AIDS研究领域以外的新专业知识#提交的NeuroHIV新手稿# CFAR学者奖#

The CNS dysfunction SWG will facilitate interdisciplinary collaborations focusing on approaches to better understanding CNS dysfunction among people with HIV. Our goals are: 1. Promote the growth of our diverse team through provision of resources and mentorship to young clinician and non-clinician investigators who have new interest in HIV research. We are particularly well-positioned to foster the success of those with interests in computational approaches to stratification and clinical prediction modeling, validation of biomarker targets for precision imaging, identification of new biomarkers (with informatics), and development of new precision techniques such as molecular-genetic imaging. • Number of junior investigators involved with CNS dysfunction SWG • Number of collaborations established within & across CFAR, including individuals new to HIV research or HIV-experienced & new to CNS dysfunction research • Number of abstracts/manuscripts submitted by these junior or new investigators to CNS dysfunction HIV research • Number of CFAR/P30 pilot or other awards to these junior or new investigators to CNS dysfunction HIV research 2. Facilitate the development and success of new protocols that generate new data (e.g., clinical, neuroimaging, biospecimens) or use existing clinical datasets such as the electronic health record (EHR), multi-domain neuropsychological and mental health data, biospecimen characteristics, and neuroimaging toward characterizing people with HIV with CNS dysfunction and comorbidities • # of submitted NIH or other grants related to NeuroHIV • # of submitted protocols that include novel expertise from outside the field of HIV/AIDS research • # new manuscripts in NeuroHIV • # CFAR scholar awards