Promoting Diversity, Inclusion, and Professional Development in the International Behavioral Neuroscience Society

促进国际行为神经科学学会的多样性、包容性和专业发展

• 批准号: 10395585
• 负责人: Jared William Young
• 金额: $ 2万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-04-20 至 2023-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10395585
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Project Summary The mission of NIMH is to transform the understanding and treatment of mental illnesses through basic and clinical research, paving the way for prevention, recovery, and cure. This application proposes to enhance training, mentorship, racial and ethnic inclusion, gender diversity and expansion of professional development for trainees and early stage investigators to the annual International Behavioral Neuroscience Society (IBNS). This proposal seeks to: 1) Provide financial support for trainees and early stage investigators to attend the annual IBNS meeting. Such funding will provide opportunities to showcase their research, as well as formalized network and mentee-mentorship opportunities with leading scientists in the field that extend throughout the trainees’ careers; 2) Continue support of workshops that focus on training, enhancing, and promoting diversity and inclusion within IBNS, with outreach that goes beyond the annual meeting; 3) Ensure that the junior women and trainees from underrepresented groups supported by these funds obtain training in targeting NIMH scientific priorities consistent with the IBNS mission. Given that psychiatric disorders are categorized by their behavioral abnormalities, it is imperative to determine neural mechanisms underlying such behaviors, and critically, cross-species biomarkers of behavior. The IBNS since its creation in 1992, has been at the forefront of investigating behavior and underlying neural circuitry using the innovative neuroscientific tools integrated with sophisticated behavioral tools in order to: 1) Identify mechanisms of complex behaviors; 2) Determine potential neural biomarkers of such behaviors; 3) How these mechanisms are affected in disease states; 4) Target such mechanisms for preventions and cures; and 5) Improve behavioral neuroscience approaches for rigor and reproducibility and identify sex differences relevant to human behaviors. Given its international nature, IBNS has also been at the forefront at recruiting diverse viewpoints across science. With an additional goal for training the next generation of neuroscientists looking to understand and cure diseases, IBNS provides 20-26 Travel Awards annually, creating a safe space for diverse trainees. With this application, we wish to promote additional diversity of our travel awardees, as well as fund educational workshops to aid trainees from undergraduate, graduate, post doctoral (within 5 years), and early stage investigators (within 2 years of faculty appointment. This application therefore requests funding to increase the opportunities for trainees to attend our 2021 annual meetings.

项目摘要 NIMH的使命是通过基本和 临床研究，为预防，恢复和治愈铺平了道路。此申请提案以增强 培训，心态，种族和种族包容性，性别多样性和专业发展的扩展 对于年度国际行为神经科学学会（IBNS）的学员和早期研究人员。 该提案寻求：1）为受训者和早期调查人员提供财政支持，以参加 年度IBNS会议。这样的资金将为展示他们的研究提供机会，以及 与该领域的主要科学家的形式化网络和训练有素的机会 在整个培训的职业中； 2）继续支持专注于培训，增强和 促进IBN中的多样性和包容性，超越年度会议的外展； 3）确保 这些基金支持的人数不足的群体的初级妇女和学员获得了培训 针对NIMH科学优先事项与IBNS任务一致。鉴于精神疾病是 根据其行为异常分类，必须确定这种神经机制 行为和批判性的行为生物标志物。自1992年创建以来，伊本（Ibns）一直是 在研究行为和使用创新神经科学的基础神经元电路的最前沿 与复杂的行为工具集成在一起的工具：1）确定复杂行为的机制； 2） 确定这种行为的潜在神经生物标志物； 3）这些机制如何影响疾病 国家4）针对预防和治疗的这种机制； 5）改善行为神经科学 严格和可重复性的方法，并确定与人类行为相关的性别差异。鉴于它 国际性，伊本（Ibns）也一直处于跨科学招募潜水员观点的最前沿。和 培训下一代神经科学家希望理解和治愈疾病的另一个目标， IBNS每年提供20-26个旅行奖，为潜水员学员创造一个安全的空间。在此应用程序中， 我们希望促进我们的旅行获奖者的额外多样性以及基金教育研讨会以帮助 来自本科，研究生，博士后（5年之内）和早期调查人员的学员（2年内 教师任命多年。因此，本申请要求资金增加 学员参加我们2021年的年度会议。