Enrichment Program

摘要-浓缩液 帮助招募和促进研究者和受训者之间在基础、翻译、 密歇根奥布莱恩肾脏转化核心中心需要一个充满活力和有效的临床研究 强化方案。欧洲议会通过MKTC行政核心和与MKTC的密切互动 调查员，为MKTC年度务虚会、研讨会、课程和 讲习班和教育机会。通过与MKTC Biomedical Cores合作， 利用应用系统生物学核心（ASBC）提供的系统生物学工具培训研究人员 数据分析服务核心（DASC）通过MKTC为研究基地调查人员举办的年度务虚会， 包括在我们的合作地点，EP强调了转化研究方法，研究进展 并获得了关于丰富服务的反馈。欧洲议会帮助组织了关于具体研究主题的研讨会， 包括ISN肾脏病学前沿研讨会：肾脏疾病中的代谢组和微生物组 和肾脏疾病的精准医学-2017年9月的早期计划。此外，欧洲议会还支持 通过与多个其他项目合作，为早期职业培训生提供研究培训的机会， T32奖学金，职业发展培训计划，密歇根州临床与健康研究所 研究/中心转化科学奖（MICHR/CTSA）计划和试点和可行性赠款资助 密歇根大学NIDDK资助的P30中心。这些努力对MKTC至关重要 学员成功获得职业发展赠款。总之，欧洲议会在以下方面非常成功： 建立强大的基础设施，加速了不同领域的肾脏研究，帮助年轻人 研究人员在肾脏病学研究中取得成功，并扩大了对广大受众的肾脏教育 疾病相关的问题。欧洲议会将继续开展这些活动，并在MKTC的基础上加强这些努力。 调查人员在未来五年内。

ABSTRACT - ENRICHMENT PROGRAM To help recruit and promote productive interactions between investigators and trainees in basic, translational and clinical research the Michigan O'Brien Kidney Translational Core Center requires a vigorous and effective Enrichment Program (EP). The EP, through the MKTC Administrative Core and close interactions with MKTC investigators, has provided organizational assistance for annual MKTC retreat, symposia, courses and workshops and educational opportunities. Partnering with MKTC Biomedical Cores, it has helped facilitate training research investigators utilizing systems biology tools offered by Applied Systems Biology Core (ASBC) and Data Analytic Services Core (DASC). Through Annual Retreats of the MKTC for research base investigators, including those at our collaborating sites, EP highlighted translational research approaches, research progress and obtained feedback on enrichment services. The EP helped to organize symposia on specific research topics, including the ISN Forefronts in Nephrology Symposium: The Metabolome and Microbiome in Kidney Disease and the Precision Medicine in Renal Disease - Early Programs of ASN 2017. Furthermore, the EP has supported opportunities for research training for early career trainees by partnering with multiple other programs including T32 fellowships, Career Development training programs, Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research/Center for Translational Science Award (MICHR/CTSA) program and pilot and feasibility grants funded by the other University of Michigan NIDDK-funded P30 Centers. These efforts have been critical for MKTC trainees' success in obtaining Career Development grants. In summary, the EP has been very successful in establishing a robust infrastructure that has accelerated kidney research in diverse areas, helped young investigators to succeed in Nephrology research and expanded education of a broad audience about kidney disease-related issues. The EP will continue these activities and enhance these efforts based on MKTC investigator needs in the next 5 years.