Atlanta Network for Training In KUH Scientific Research (ATLANTIS)

项目总结 这份修订后的申请说明了我们对“亚特兰大KUH科学研究培训网络”的设想 (亚特兰蒂斯)“。我们的目标是创建一个全市范围的资源，用于培训下一代研究人员 KUH相关疾病。该计划将建立新的和加强现有的合作研究网络， 研究培训计划和职业发展机会，将培养对KUH的持续兴趣 疾病，从而增加了这些科学家进入生物医学劳动力的管道。的目标 我们的计划是：1)提供智力和研究平台，以吸引和培养下一代 新的基础和临床科学家进入KUH研究领域；2)促进有影响力的跨学科和多学科 与KUH相关人类疾病调查的共同目标的机构合作；3)促进 KUH生物医学研究员通过促进青年科学家的职业发展而取得成功；4)增加 通过促进佐治亚州埃默里大学之间的互动，在亚特兰大开展研究和教学合作 理工学院、莫尔豪斯医学院和亚特兰大大学中心学院(包括 斯佩尔曼学院、莫尔豪斯学院和克拉克亚特兰大大学)；以及5)增加合格学生的数量 代表不足的少数族裔学生进入KUH研究领域竞争激烈的职业生涯。行政核心 将提供基础设施，将这些亚特兰大机构的科学家团结起来，对KUH有共同的兴趣 研究。行政核心将管理教育和研究机会，以支持研究人员 产生新的知识，对KUH相关疾病的临床护理产生长期的积极影响。这个 行政核心将负责全面领导、协调和管理 亚特兰蒂斯计划，包括促进潜在受训者与我们丰富的教官基础之间的互动 在KUH研究、资源分配和监督、向利益相关者报告以及推广该计划方面。 这将通过追求以下两个具体目标来实现：目标1.提供监督和指导， 监测进展情况，促进亚特兰蒂斯计划所有组成部分的增长。目标2.组织和主办 与NIDDK合作，对所有机构网络奖支持的项目进行一次面对面的会议。 亚特兰蒂斯计划寻求提供资源，鼓励学员进入KUH研究，然后 通过应用新的方法进行专业培训，支持他们的职业成功 发展和联网。亚特兰蒂斯行政核心的目标是提供监督，以确保 这些目标已经实现。

PROJECT SUMMARY This revised application presents our vision for the “Atlanta Network for Training In KUH Scientific Research (ATLANTIS)”. Our goal is to create a city-wide resource for training the next generation of researchers studying KUH-related diseases. This program will establish new and strengthen existing collaborative research networks, research training programs, and career development opportunities that will foster a sustained interest in KUH diseases, thereby increasing the pipeline of these scientists into the biomedical workforce. The goals of our program are to: 1) provide the intellectual and research platform to attract and train the next generation of new basic and clinical scientists into KUH research fields; 2) promote impactful interdisciplinary and multi- institutional collaborations with the shared objective of KUH-related human disease investigation; 3) promote KUH biomedical investigator success by enhancing the career development of young scientists; 4) increase research and teaching collaboration in Atlanta by promoting the interaction amongst Emory University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Morehouse School of Medicine, and the Atlanta University Center colleges (including Spelman College, Morehouse College, and Clark Atlanta University); and 5) increase the number of well-qualified underrepresented minority students entering competitive careers in KUH research. The Administrative Core will provide the infrastructure to unite scientists from these Atlanta institutions with a shared interest in KUH research. The Administrative Core will manage educational and research opportunities to support researchers to generate new knowledge leading to a long-term positive impact on clinical care in KUH-related diseases. The Administrative Core will be responsible for the overall leadership, coordination, and management of the ATLANTIS Program, including facilitating interactions among potential trainees and our rich base of preceptors in KUH research, allocation and oversight of resources, reporting to stakeholders, and promoting the Program. This will be accomplished by pursuing the following two Specific Aims: Aim 1. Provide oversight and direction, monitor progress, and promote growth for all components of the ATLANTIS Program. Aim 2. Organize and host one face-to-face meeting of all Institutional Network Award-supported programs in collaboration with the NIDDK. The ATLANTIS Program seeks to provide resources to encourage trainees to enter into KUH research, and then support their career success through the application of novel approaches toward training, professional development, and networking. The goal of the ATLANTIS Administrative Core is to provide oversight to ensure that these objectives are met.