Pilot and Feasibility Award Program
Pilot and Feasibility Award Program
批准号:
10669032
负责人:
FREDRIC B. KRAEMER
金额:
$43.48万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2017-09-15 至 2027-06-30
关键词:
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中文摘要
试点和可行性奖评审:项目总结/摘要
斯坦福大学糖尿病研究中心(SDRC)试点和可行性(P&F)奖励计划的使命
是培养一个富有成效的、关系良好的调查人员社区,他们的工作导致
糖尿病及其并发症的防治进展。该计划侧重于
资助早期职业研究者的研究提案,
领域,并建立了糖尿病研究人员的想法,新颖和令人兴奋的研究方向,
在斯坦福大学的不同科学学科中开辟糖尿病相关研究领域的巨大潜力。
具体而言,P&F方案的目标是:
目标1:征求、审查和资助SDRC P&F奖励。这些赠款将提供给未偿还的早期-
在斯坦福大学的阶段和既定的研究人员,其专业知识是互补的优势领域内
SDRC成员,其研究很有可能从SDRC研究核心的使用中受益
设施,并可以生成必要的数据,以过渡到额外的校外同行审查的资金
机制等SDRC P&F奖励计划在过去几年中支持这一目标的记录
多年来一直很出色。
目标2:为获发基金赠款的人士提供导师辅导及职业发展。P&F计划
领导力旨在建立和加强P&F资助的研究人员和其他斯坦福大学教师之间的关系
在项目期间提供智力支持,建设性的评论和职业发展。
这项活动利用了通过SDRC丰富计划提供的资源,旨在促进P&F
赠款的科学专长,并将科学和专业成果纳入SDRC的更大范围
以及国家或国际糖尿病研究。这包括加强进一步合作的关系
P&F奖申请人或获奖者与SDRC其他成员之间的关系。
SDRC P&F计划的成功将继续导致新的独立调查人员专注于
解决与糖尿病和糖尿病并发症有关的问题,增加SDRC研究核心的使用,
加强当地糖尿病研究社区,发展区域研究合作,以及
这些科学发现可能会为糖尿病患者带来新的治疗策略。
英文摘要
PILOT AND FEASIBILITY AWARD PROGRAM: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT
The mission of the Stanford Diabetes Research Center (SDRC) Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) Award Program
is to foster the development of a community of productive, well-connected investigators whose work leads to
advances in the prevention, cure and treatment of diabetes and its complications. The Program focuses on
funding research proposals by early career investigators, investigators who are new to the diabetes research
field, and established diabetes researchers with ideas for novel and exciting research directions that have
outstanding potential to open areas of diabetes-related research in diverse scientific disciplines at Stanford.
Specifically, the aims of the P&F Program are:
Aim 1: To solicit, review, and fund SDRC P&F awards. These grants will be provided to outstanding early-
stage and established investigators at Stanford whose expertise is complementary to areas of strength within
the SDRC membership, whose research has a high probability of benefiting from use of SDRC research core
facilities, and could generate data necessary to transition to additional extramural peer-reviewed funding
mechanisms. The track record of the SDRC P&F Award Program in supporting this aim in the past several
years has been outstanding.
Aim 2: To provide mentorship and career development for recipients of P&F grants. The P&F program
leadership seeks to form and enhance relationships among P&F funded researchers and other Stanford faculty
to provide intellectual support, constructive commentary and career development during the project period.
This activity leverages resources provided through the SDRC Enrichment Program that aim to foster the P&F
grantee’s scientific expertise and integrate scientific and professional outcomes into the larger sphere of SDRC
and national or international diabetes research. This includes relationships that enhance further collaboration
between P&F award applicants or awardees and other members of the SDRC.
Success in the SDRC P&F Program will continue to result in new independent investigators focused on
solving problems related to diabetes and complications of diabetes, increased SDRC Research Core use, a
stronger local diabetes research community with development of regional research collaborations, and
scientific discoveries that may lead to new treatment strategies for people with diabetes.
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