The Hawaii Advanced Training in Artificial Intelligence for Precision Nutrition Science Research (AIPrN)

项目摘要/摘要 夏威夷大学新的人工智能精准营养高级培训项目 科学研究(HI-AIPrN)通过建立 生物医学和营养科学的4个单元的研究生课程。两国之间已建立的关系 这些单位将丰富当地的学术环境，并增加经验丰富的高级调查人员的数量。 可作为实习生的导师。高级培训方案招募了33名独立调查人员和 呃，已经建立了与精确营养科学和/或人工智能相关的研究计划的教师 智能(AI)和系统大数据科学都是个人精准医疗不可或缺的组成部分 到人口水平。我们的研究重点小组是跨学科的，主题来自饮食/营养科学 和营养相关的健康和慢性病，如儿童的健康和发育、肥胖和 糖尿病、癌症和心血管疾病，以及微生物组，对人群健康营养，包括健康 差距。具体目标是：1)建立以人工智能为动力的、精确的高级培训计划 以营养为导向的生物医学和健康科学研究。2)提供跨学科协作的技能 在基础和临床领域之间进行转换的研究，旨在防止与饮食和营养相关的 为所有人，包括未得到充分服务的少数群体，提供新的治疗方法。3)加快 多层次指导下一代多元化、多学科数据科学家的职业轨迹 团队。在这个培训项目中，研究人员将协调3名博士后的安置和指导 每年学生和3名博士后研究员，每人至少两年，参加致力于 人工智能方法在精准营养中利用现有数据加强科学化水平 为我们的偏远地区和多民族人口提供先进的服务。沉浸在一支独特的训练团队中 由多学科的双小学导师和支持教师组成，学员将受益于 既定课程和AIPrN核心资源，包括营养科学、疾病机制和健康 结果，以及基因组学和多组学。提出了灵活的教学计划和培训项目，以提供 跨学科的广度和综合的研究方法。校际HI-AIPrN计划创建了一个 太平洋中心中心，利用夏威夷生物医学、健康和生命科学方面的优秀资源，以及 提供有利于学员研究和职业发展的网络和协作机会。使用 在NIH的支持下，HI-AIPrN将蓬勃发展，并完善其使命，为夏威夷太平洋地区和美国， 与训练有素的下一代创新者和领导者一起改善营养健康并预防和 治疗与营养相关的慢性疾病，特别注意夏威夷独特的人群。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The University of Hawaii's new Advanced Training Program in Artificial Intelligence for Precision Nutrition Science Research (HI-AIPrN) offers multidisciplinary predoctoral and postdoctoral training through established graduate programs across 4 units in biomedical and nutritional sciences. The established relationship between the units will enrich the local academic environment and increase the number of seasoned senior investigators available as mentors to trainees. The advanced training program has recruited 33 independent investigators and UH faculty who have established research programs pertinent to precision nutrition science and/or artificial intelligence (AI) and systems big data science that are all integral components of precision medicine at individual to population levels. Our research focus groups are cross-disciplinary with themes from dietary/nutrition sciences and nutrition-related health and chronic diseases, such as children's health and development, obesity and diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular diseases, and microbiome, to population health nutrition, including health disparities. The specific objectives are to: 1) Establish the advanced training program in AI-powered, precision nutrition-guided biomedical and health science research. 2) Provide the skills for collaborative cross-disciplinary research that translates between basic and clinical spheres designed to prevent dietary and nutrition-related diseases and advance new cures for all people, including underserved minority groups. 3) To accelerate the career trajectories of the next generation of diverse, multidisciplinary data scientists through multilevel mentoring teams. In this training program, the investigators will coordinate the placement and mentoring of 3 predoctoral students and 3 postdoctoral fellows each year, each for at least two years, in research programs devoted to artificial intelligence methods in precision nutrition using existing data to strengthen the level of scientific sophistication to serve our remote location and multiethnic population. Immersed with a unique training team comprised of multidisciplinary dual-primary mentors and supporting faculty, trainees will benefit from an established curriculum and AIPrN core resources, including nutritional sciences, disease mechanisms and health outcomes, and genomics and multi-omics. Flexible didactic plans and training projects are proposed that provide cross-disciplinary breadth and integrative research approaches. The intercollegiate HI-AIPrN program creates a Pacific central hub by leveraging the excellent resources in Hawaiian biomedical, health, and life sciences, and providing networking and collaborative opportunities that benefit trainee research and career development. With the NIH support, the HI-AIPrN will thrive and refine its mission to provide the Hawaii Pacific region, and the US, with expertly trained next generation of innovators and leaders to improve nutritional health and prevent and treat nutrition-related chronic diseases, with special attention to the unique populations found in Hawaii.