Training and Dissemination

BTRC培训与传播摘要 为了支持其培训和传播目标，中尺度测绘中心将呼吁广泛的 马蒂诺斯马蒂诺斯中心制定的各种外联和培训方案及传播方式 在过去的20多年里。外展和培训工作包括两个不同的项目 地方和国家层面。在当地，这一努力包括直接接触研究生、博士后实习生 并与既定的培训、教育和指导计划合作 机构内部和外部。通过积极吸引研究生、博士后研究员和年轻教员 在TRD(和CP/SP)研究中，CMM支持职业发展，并提供强化的动手培训 面向下一代基础和临床神经影像研究人员，并确保 生物医药技术资源中心(BTRC)研究企业。在全国范围内，通过提供课程和 研讨会，如长期运行的功能磁共振访问奖学金、连接课程(连接课程： 通过MRI和fMRI实现结构和功能脑连接)、自由潜水研讨会和线圈建筑 通过研讨会，CMM将能够确保有机会学习其教员开发的技术 从这些本地群体扩展到更大的地理分布的用户社区，在职业生涯的所有阶段。 它的传播活动也将同样广泛，遵循包括NOT在内的几个现有渠道 不仅是传统的传播方式，如出版和展示，而且还开放源码共享 软件和硬件文档以及强大的网络和社交媒体存在。最后，为了进一步扩展 随着坐标测量机技术的广泛应用，我们将继续与来自小型SBIR的所有感兴趣的各方合作- 支持公司向菲利普斯、通用电气和西门子等最大的工业合作伙伴授予许可 我们的硬件和软件创新。

BTRC Training & Dissemination Abstract To support its Training & Dissemination goals, the Center for Mesoscale Mapping (CMM) will call on the broad range of outreach and training programs and modes of dissemination established by the MGH Martinos Center over the past 20+ years. The outreach and training efforts encompass a host of different programs at both the local and the national level. Locally, this effort involves directly engaging graduate students, postdoctoral trainees and faculty in the TRD Projects and partnering with established training, education and mentorship programs within and outside the institution. By actively engaging graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and young faculty in TRD (and CP/SP) research, the CMM supports career development and provides intensive, hands-on training for the next generation of basic and clinical neuroimaging researchers and ensures the long-term growth of the Biomedical Technology Resource Center (BTRC) research enterprise. Nationally, by offering courses and workshops such as the long-running fMRI Visiting Fellowship, the Connectivity Course (Connectivity Course: Structural and Functional Brain Connectivity via MRI and fMRI), the Freesurfer Workshop and the Coil Building Workshop, the CMM will be able to ensure that opportunities to learn the technologies developed by its faculty extend beyond these local groups to a larger community of geographically distributed users at all career stages. Its dissemination activities will be similarly wide-ranging, following several established channels including not only traditional modes of dissemination such as publication and presentation, but also open-source sharing of software and hardware documentation and a robust web and social media presence. Finally, to further extend the broad use of CMM technologies, we will continue to work with all interested parties from small SBIR- supported companies to the largest industrial partners like Phillips, General Electric, and Siemens to license both our hardware and software innovations.