Enrichment Program

作为华盛顿大学糖尿病研究中心的一部分， 建立和非常成功。它的目标是帮助创造一个支持新颖和创新的环境。 通过促进科学交流、合作、培训和拓宽相关研究思路， 糖尿病、肥胖症和相关疾病。强化方案继续利用联合国的资源， 糖尿病研究中心与其他华盛顿大学中心，包括营养 肥胖研究中心，华盛顿大学糖尿病研究所，囊性纤维化研究和 翻译中心与另外两个西雅图机构，即太平洋西北糖尿病研究 研究所和贝纳罗亚研究所。该计划包括以下组成部分：（1）研讨会 系列，在学年期间每月至少举行两次讲座，包括年度Kroc 学者讲座;（2）年度DRC-营养肥胖研究中心（NORC）研究务虚会，包括 两个中心的试点和可行性（P&F）获奖者，一位客座主旨发言人，当地崛起 星星演讲者和为学员举办的海报展示会;（3）专题讨论会，包括年度研究专题讨论会和 投票1型糖尿病和免疫学研讨会;（4）附属研究者之间的一对一会议 （5）提供资源和机会，以加强 糖尿病研究方面的培训，包括为受训者提供正式和非正式的工作介绍场所， 与当地和访问教师互动，并参与NIDDK医学生研究计划， 糖尿病;（6）研究兴趣小组，经常开会，促进刚果民主共和国之间的非正式互动 在六个主题之一，包括在糖尿病研究的广泛范围内进行工作的分支机构， 华盛顿大学。通过这些产品，丰富计划继续服务于其目标， 促进糖尿病研究中心附属研究者和科学家之间的互动和合作 来自西雅图外的

The Enrichment Program that is part of the University of Washington's Diabetes Research Center is well established and highly successful. Its goal is to help create an environment that supports novel and innovative research by promoting scientific exchange, collaboration, training and a broadening of research ideas relevant to diabetes, obesity and related disorders. The Enrichment Program continues to leverage the resources of the Diabetes Research Center together with those of other University of Washington centers including the Nutrition Obesity Research Center, University of Washington Diabetes Institute, and Cystic Fibrosis Research and Translation Center combined with two other Seattle institutions, namely Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute and Benaroya Research Institute. The Program comprises the following components: (1) Seminar series, with lectures held at least twice per month during the academic year and including the annual Kroc Scholar Lecture; (2) Annual DRC-Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) Research Retreat, featuring presentations by Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) awardees of both Centers, a visiting keynote speaker, local rising star speaker and a poster session for trainees; (3) Symposia, including the Annual Research Symposium and Poll Type 1 Diabetes and Immunology Symposium; (4) One-on-one meetings between affiliate investigators and their trainees with visiting seminar/symposium speakers; (5) Resources and opportunities to enhance training in diabetes research, including formal and informal venues for trainees to present their work and interact with local and visiting faculty and participation in the NIDDK Medical Student Research Program in Diabetes; and (6) Research Interest Groups, which meet frequently to foster informal interactions among DRC affiliates working in one of six topics that encompass the broad range of diabetes research undertaken at the University of Washington. Through these offerings, the Enrichment Program continues to serve its goal of fostering interaction and collaboration between Diabetes Research Center affiliate investigators and scientists from outside Seattle.