Technology Training and Dissemination

项目概要-技术培训和传播 NCIBT技术培训和传播方案的总体目标是提高认识， 理解，熟练和富有成效地使用NCBIT技术：NCIBT调查人员（协同 联系NCIBTTRD和CP）开发更先进的生物光子设备和技术，其他 研究人员（SP）在加强自己的研究，以及各种学术研究，干预 医生和技术人员在临床上使用它们。这些团体将专门针对（1）教育 通过科学出版物和介绍、课程、研讨会、讲习班， 暑期学校、网站和社交媒体，（2）通过NCIBT的直接互动进行培训（技能传播） （3）装备（传播技术， 分析工具），通过可扩展的设计，其技术的开源描述，设备的贷款， 促进商业化;（4）通过积极的努力实现多样化（普及）， 在所有TTD活动中，学习者和用户的多样性。因此，TTD将教育一个逐步扩大的，高度 关于NCIBT技术的生物光子学研究者和介入医生的不同队列 能力和可用性，培训研究人员，医生和技术人员使用它，并帮助使 技术和工具。因此，TTD工作可以分为四个具体目标： 1：教育：NCIBT将通过教育广泛的技术知识来传播其积累的技术知识。 学习者目标2：培训：NCIBT将通过培训科学家传播使用其技术和工具的技能 和临床医生在动手练习涉及NCIBT人员和未来用户的直接互动。目标3： 装备：NCIBT将通过可扩展的设计向科学家和临床医生传播其设备和工具， 其技术的开源描述，提供设备，并促进商业化。目标4： 多样化：NCIBT将通过以下方式传播其教育，培训和协作使用计划 积极努力，将各种各样的学习者和用户纳入所有TTD活动。TTD计划活动将 持续编目，并相对于特定指标（如已发表的文章）评估其功效， 所做的介绍、培训的用户、网站访问者、社交媒体追随者、参与者的多样性，以及 重要的是，临床用户、部署的器械以及使用工具的病例。建立一个大的队列 知识渊博和有能力的调查人员和NCIBT技术的最终用户通过此TTD应提示 其他人作为缔约方、缔约方或最终用户加入中心的工作，从而产生关于 技术的效用，并指导其进一步改进和部署。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Technology Training and Dissemination The overall goal of the NCIBT Technology Training and Dissemination (TTD) Program is to promote awareness, understanding, and skillful and productive use of NCBIT technologies by: NCIBT investigators (in synergistically linked NCIBT TRDs and CPs) in developing more advanced biophotonic devices and techniques, other investigators (SPs) in enhancing their own studies, and sets of diverse academic investigators, interventionalist physicians, and technicians in employing them clinically. These groups will be specifically targeted to (1) educate (dissemination of knowledge) via scientific publications and presentations, courses, seminars, workshops, summer schools, website, and social media, (2) train (dissemination of skill) via direct interaction of NCIBT personnel and potential users in hands-on exercises in usage; (3) equip (dissemination of technology and analytical tools) via scalable design, open-source description of its technology, loans of equipment, and promoting commercialization; and (4) diversify (dissemination of access) via affirmative efforts to include a diverse array of learners and users in all TTD activities. TTD will thus educate a progressively enlarging, highly diverse cohort of biophotonics investigators and interventionalist physicians regarding the NCIBT technology's capability and availability, train investigators, physicians, and technicians in its use, and help make the technology and tools available to them. TTD efforts can thus be categorized as seeking four Specific Aims: Aim 1: To Educate: The NCIBT will disseminate its accumulated technical knowledge by educating a broad array of learners. Aim 2: To Train: The NCIBT will disseminate skill in using its technology and tools by training scientists and clinicians in hands-on exercises involving direct interaction of NCIBT personnel and future users. Aim 3: To Equip: The NCIBT will disseminate its devices and tools to scientists and clinicians through scalable design, open-source descriptions of its technology, providing equipment, and promoting commercialization. Aim 4: To Diversify: The NCIBT will disseminate access to its education, training, and collaborative use programs by affirmative efforts to include a diverse array of learners and users in all TTD activities. TTD Program activity will be continuously catalogued and its efficacy assessed relative to specific metrics such as articles published, presentations made, users trained, website visitors, social media followers, diversity of participants, and, most importantly, clinical users, devices deployed, and cases in which the tools were used. Creation of a large cohort of knowledgeable and capable investigators and end users of NCIBT technology through this TTD should prompt others to join the Center's efforts as CPs, SPs or end users, thus generating input and data regarding the technology's utility and guiding its further improvement and deployment.