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Research Education Component

Research Education Component
研究教育部分
批准号:
9170164
负责人:
ALISON AHERN MOORE
金额:
$10.06万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2006-09-15 至

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项目总结/摘要 REC的研究教育计划(REP)的首要目标是支持教育活动, 培养衰老研究的领导者,专注于加州大学洛杉矶分校的主题,炎症,衰老和 独立REC将支持旨在提供和加强研究的创造性教育活动 经验这些活动将得到强化辅导和培训的支持, 培养博士后和初级教师研究人员,使其成为未来最有潜力的研究人员。 研究领导人谁可以解决这个问题。其中一些学员将整合临床见解, 随着基础科学,包括生物学, 心理学和社会科学以及老年学。他们工作的最终目标是发展更好的 干预措施,以保持健康和独立的老龄化。 该委员会的具体目标是: 1.培养博士后和初级教师研究人员的职业生涯谁表现出杰出的 研究潜力和研究兴趣集中在炎症,衰老和 独立 2.提供教育、指导、职业发展活动以及各种教育和 基础设施资源,使获奖者能够提高他们在炎症,衰老和 独立研究和研究方法,顺利完成自己的研究训练,发表 他们的工作,并获得独立的研究和/或职业发展资金。 该计划将包括五个部分:1)为初级调查员提供两类资助(职业 发展奖和研究项目支持),2)核心课程,3)导师和职业生涯 发展培训; 4)与其他资源的联系; 5)监测研究和培训的进展。
英文摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The overarching goal of the REC's Research Education Program (REP) is to support educational activities to develop leaders in aging research, focused in the area of UCLA's theme, Inflammation, Aging and Independence. The REC will support creative educational activities designed to provide and enhance research experiences. These activities will be supported by intensive mentoring and training to promote the development of postdoctoral and junior faculty researchers with the highest potential for becoming future research leaders who can address this theme. Some of these trainees will integrate clinical insights regarding health/disease and independence in old age with advances in the basic sciences, including biological, psychological and social sciences and gerontology. The ultimate aim of their work will be to develop improved interventions to maintain health and independence with aging. The specific aims of the REC are to: 1. Nurture the careers of postdoctoral and junior faculty researchers who have demonstrated outstanding research potential and an interest in research focused on the theme of inflammation, aging and independence. 2. Provide education, mentorship, career development activities, and a broad array of educational and infrastructural resources to enable award recipients to enhance their expertise in inflammation, aging and independence research and research methods, successfully complete their research training, publish their work and attain independent research and/or career development funding. The REP will include five components: 1) two types of funding support for junior investigators (Career Development Awards and Research Project Support), 2) a core curriculum, 3) mentorship and career development training 4) linkage to other resources; and 5) monitoring research and training progress.
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