Fogarty African Bioethics Post-Doctoral Training Program

项目摘要/摘要 Fogarty非洲生物伦理学博士后奖学金项目是一个为期18个月的高级生物伦理学项目 为拥有生物伦理学博士学位的撒哈拉以南非洲学者提供博士后培训计划。这款D43 更新是约翰·霍普金斯大学(美国)、Makerere大学(乌干达)和 牛津大学(英国)。该计划将深化学员在生物伦理方面的学术和学术技能，促进 领导能力，并创造个人和群体生物伦理网络机会。其实质重点 是在全球卫生伦理领域，重点是全球传染病伦理和先进 研究伦理。十名博士后将在上述机构中的每一个机构度过单元时间，并在 他们的家乡机构，完成个人和合作的学术写作，组织全球健康 伦理领导项目，并参与全球生物伦理专业网络。年的前4.5个月 培训将在约翰霍普金斯大学伯曼生物伦理研究所举办，完成课程和研讨会； 准备生物伦理学手稿；参与团队科学；与充满活力的生物伦理学家社区互动； 并为他们的领导力项目起草一份正式计划。研究员将在牛津大学呆一个月 在ethox中心，他们将学习不同的生物伦理方法，建立更多的专业联系， 接受额外的指导，融入全球健康生物伦理网络，参与 出席牛津全球健康与生物伦理学国际会议，并与教职员工和研究员合作 组织一次关于全球健康伦理新主题的研讨会。在家里的11.5个月里，研究员们将 在参加双周活动的同时，专注于领导项目的战略、实施和管理 指导会议，并向本国机构的同事介绍他们正在进行的工作。他们会 加入每季度一次的全球健康伦理领导力网络研讨会--一个将被广泛分享的资源--并参与 几次几乎与项目校友和非洲生物伦理学学者组织了一次非洲 生物伦理学者网络(ABSN)。研究员将在Makerere大学度过奖学金的最后一个月 (乌干达)，在那里，核心活动将主办ABSN的一次混合会议，期间研究员将 展示研究和领导力项目，并与他们邀请参与的其他人互动。到时候他们就会 参加一年一度的国家研究伦理会议(ANREC)，由乌干达 国家科学和技术理事会；与Makerere的生物伦理学教员社区建立网络； 教Fogarty的实习生。团契的“粘合剂”将是始终如一的指导、支持和反馈 项目教职员工和当地导师的每一位博士后。通过利用我们的经验和长期 致力于先进的生物伦理培训，以及发展良好的机构关系，我们建议 这一高度协作的博士后项目进一步推进了分析思维、可见性、领导力 撒哈拉以南非洲受过博士培训的顶尖生物伦理学者的能力和专业网络。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Fogarty African Bioethics Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program is an 18-month long advanced bioethics postdoctoral training program for scholars from sub-Saharan Africa who hold a bioethics-related PhD. This D43 renewal is a collaboration between Johns Hopkins University (USA), Makerere University (Uganda), and University of Oxford (UK). The program will deepen trainees' academic and scholarly skills in bioethics, foster leadership capacity, and create individual and group bioethics networking opportunities. Its substantive focus is in the area of global health ethics, with an emphasis on global infectious disease ethics and advanced research ethics. Ten postdocs will spend modular, dedicated time in each of the above institutions, and in their home institution, completing individual and collaborative scholarly writing, organizing a global health ethics leadership project, and engaging in global bioethics professional networks. The first 4.5 months of training will be hosted at the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics completing courses and seminars; preparing bioethics manuscripts; engaging in team science; interacting with a vibrant community of bioethicists; and drafting a formal plan for their leadership project. Fellows will spend one month at the University of Oxford Ethox Centre where they will learn different approaches to bioethics, make additional professional connections, receive additional mentoring, become integrated into the Global Health Bioethics Network, participate in the well-attended Oxford Global Health & Bioethics International Conference, and work with faculty and fellows to organize a workshop on emerging topics in global health ethics. During the 11.5 months at home, fellows will focus on strategy, implementation, and management of their leadership project while participating in biweekly mentoring sessions and presenting their works-in-progress to colleagues in their home institutions. They will join quarterly global health ethics leadership webinars – a resource that will be shared widely – and engage several times virtually with program alumni and Africa-based bioethics scholars to organize an African Bioethics Scholars Network (ABSN). Fellows will spend the final month of the fellowship at Makerere University (Uganda), where the core activity will be hosting a hybrid meeting of the ABSN, during which fellows will present research and leadership projects and interact with others they invite for engagement. They will then participate in the Annual National Research Ethics Conference (ANREC), hosted annually by the Ugandan National Council for Science and Technology; network with the community of bioethics faculty at Makerere; and teach Fogarty trainees. The “glue” of the fellowship will be consistent mentoring, support, and feedback for every postdoc by program faculty and local mentors. By leveraging our experience and longstanding commitments to advanced bioethics training, along with well-developed institutional relationships, we propose this highly collaborative post-doctoral program to further advance the analytic thinking, visibility, leadership capacity, and professional networks of the top doctorally-trained bioethics scholars from sub-Saharan Africa.