Systems Approaches to Cancer Biology Meeting
癌症生物学会议的系统方法
基本信息
- 批准号:10467608
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.58万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-07-01 至 2023-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
SUMMARY
The Systems Approaches to Cancer Biology (SACB) meeting aims to bring together scientific leaders and
early-stage investigators in Cancer Systems Biology to build and foster a thriving and collaborative field by
sharing scientific advances. Started as a grassroots effort from early-stage Cancer Systems Biology
investigators, the first SACB meeting was held in 2016 and is held every other year. SACB has been
sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and continues to be sponsored by the Association for Cancer
Systems Biologists (ACSB). The meeting is solely focused on research topics that address cancer as
inherently complex, with spatial, temporal, and interpatient heterogeneity, and with multifactorial causes and
consequences that cannot be understood without integrating diverse approaches from a combination of
traditional scientific disciplines. The SACB meeting consists of six plenary sessions, as well as poster
sessions, special topic sessions, and many opportunities for early-stage investigators to network and gain
mentorship from more senior investigators. SACB plenary sessions focus on many aspects of cancer biology
and cover a diversity of computational/mathematical modeling approaches. This problem-domain-focused (as
opposed to methods-focused) programming is particularly conducive to the synthesis of new ideas and
collaborations among attendees. Given the history of this meeting, there is a strong emphasis on the
development and fostering of early-stage investigators, which includes at least half of the oral presentations
being given by trainees and addressing topics of interest to early-stage investigators through special topic
sessions. Another focus of the meeting is to grow the Cancer Systems Biology community, which we will
accomplish by targeting underserved research communities and reaching out to researchers in complementary
topic areas, such as computer science or engineering. We will also provide funding support for early-stage
investigators to attend the meeting, as well as funding support for investigators with additional family needs.
SACB has successfully helped to advance the careers of many early-stage investigators and brings together
like-minded scientists to share research findings. Moving forward, and building on a very successful virtual
meeting in 2020, SACB will become a hybrid meeting, with both in-person and virtual meeting options. This will
provide a venue for SACB to reach colleagues across the world and still be able to provide the intimate
environment needed to foster Cancer Systems Biology research into the future.
概括
癌症生物学系统方法 (SACB) 会议旨在将科学领导者和
癌症系统生物学的早期研究人员通过以下方式建立和培育一个繁荣的协作领域
分享科学进步。始于早期癌症系统生物学的基层努力
调查人员透露,第一次 SACB 会议于 2016 年召开,之后每隔一年召开一次。 SACB 已
由国家癌症研究所赞助,并继续由癌症协会赞助
系统生物学家(ACSB)。该会议仅关注癌症的研究主题
本质上是复杂的,具有空间、时间和患者间的异质性,并且具有多因素原因和
如果不整合不同的方法,就无法理解后果
传统科学学科。 SACB 会议由六次全体会议组成,以及海报
会议、专题会议以及早期研究人员建立联系和获取知识的许多机会
来自更高级研究人员的指导。 SACB 全体会议重点讨论癌症生物学的许多方面
并涵盖多种计算/数学建模方法。这个以问题领域为中心(如
与以方法为中心相反)编程特别有利于新思想和新思想的综合
与会者之间的合作。鉴于本次会议的历史,重点强调
早期研究人员的发展和培养,其中至少包括一半的口头报告
由学员讲授并通过专题讨论早期研究人员感兴趣的话题
会议。会议的另一个重点是发展癌症系统生物学社区,我们将
通过针对服务不足的研究社区并以互补的方式接触研究人员来实现
主题领域,例如计算机科学或工程。我们还将为早期阶段提供资金支持
调查员参加会议,以及为有额外家庭需要的调查员提供资金支持。
SACB 成功帮助推动了许多早期研究人员的职业发展,并将
志同道合的科学家分享研究成果。继续前进,并建立在非常成功的虚拟基础上
2020 年的会议,SACB 将成为混合会议,既有现场会议也有虚拟会议选项。这将
为 SACB 提供一个接触世界各地同事的场所,并且仍然能够提供亲密的信息
促进未来癌症系统生物学研究所需的环境。
项目成果
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