Zebrafish Development and Genetics Conference

斑马鱼发育和遗传学会议

基本信息

批准号：
10469107
负责人：
Tatjana Piotrowski
金额：
$ 1.38万
依托单位：
STOWERS INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2000
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2000-04-18 至 2022-11-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10469107
关键词：
3-Dimensional Alleles Animal Model Biological Models CRISPR/Cas technology Cancer Model Cells Chemicals Collaborations Communication Communities Congenital Abnormality Data Development Developmental Process Disease Disease model Dissection Embryo Epitopes Etiology Faculty Failure Financial Support Fostering Future Gender Generations Genes Genetic Goals Grant Growth Human Image Inflammatory International Investigation Malignant Neoplasms Mental disorders Metabolic Diseases Metabolism Methodology Methods Microscopic Modeling Molecular Mutation Natural regeneration Nerve Degeneration Optics Organ Organism Pathway interactions Physiology Postdoctoral Fellow Process Proteins Race Research Research Personnel Resolution Resources Science Series Students Technology Therapeutic Agents Time Tissues Transgenic Organisms Vertebrates Visualization Walkers Zebrafish base body system career developmental disease forging genetic analysis genome editing human disease human model imaging modality insertion/deletion mutation interest meetings model development neural circuit new technology novel optogenetics originality research study reverse genetics screening senior faculty success symposium tool transcription activator-like effector nucleases virtual zebrafish development zebrafish genome zinc finger nuclease

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY We propose a series of three biennial conferences discussing progress made using zebrafish as a model organism to study vertebrate development and disease. These conferences, to be held in June of 2018, 2020, and 2022, will be the 13th, 14th and 15th meetings in a successful series initiated in 1994 and supported by this grant since 2000. The goal of this meeting is to facilitate communication of cutting-edge research studies on an array of topics to a wide cross-section of the zebrafish research community. The International Conference on Zebrafish Development and Genetics provides an opportunity for zebrafish researchers to share their most recent discoveries and new technologies. Speakers are selected from the submitted abstracts by the organizers and session chairs, based on impact and novelty with a strong emphasis on unpublished data. Thus the Conference has historically had a major “slingshot” effect on the field, every two years launching a new era of research and discovery. Continuing in the tradition of previous conferences, we expect that the proposed conferences will succeed in creating opportunities for sharing results and technologies, forging collaborations, coordinating community resources, and fostering the exposure and success of junior investigators and trainees. The Conference has historically drawn zebrafish researchers of both genders in approximately equal proportions, at a wide range of career levels with strong representation of students, post-docs, and both junior and senior faculty. This grant will support the registration and accommodation of two invited keynote speakers, 22 invited session chairs, and 25 platform presenters selected from the abstracts. These 25 recipients of financial support will be chosen based on the impact and originality of their abstracts as well as on the basis of gender, race, career stage and need.

项目摘要我们提出了一系列三个每两年一次的会议，讨论了使用斑马鱼是一种研究脊椎动物发育和疾病的模型生物。这些会议将于2018年6月，2020年和2022年举行，将是13，14和在1994年发起的成功系列中的第15届会议，并得到了这笔赠款的支持自2000年以来。这次会议的目标是促进尖端的交流关于斑马鱼的广泛横截面的一系列主题的研究研究社区。斑马鱼发展与遗传学国际会议提供了斑马鱼研究人员有机会分享他们的最新发现和新发现技术。演讲者是从组织者提交的摘要中选择的和会议椅，基于影响和新颖性，非常重视未发表的数据。从历史上看，会议有一个主要的“弹弓” 对该领域的影响，每两年一次开始研究和发现的新时代。在以前的会议的传统上继续，我们期望提议会议将成功创造分享结果的机会，技术，忘记合作，协调社区资源和培养初级调查员和学员的接触和成功。这次会议历史上吸引了两个性别的斑马鱼研究人员大约相等的比例，在广泛的职业水平上代表学生，毕业后以及初级和高级教师。这笔赠款将支持两位受邀主题演讲者的注册和住宿，22 邀请的会议椅和25位从摘要中选择的平台主持人。这些 25财政支持的收件人将根据影响和原创性选择他们的摘要以及性别，种族，职业阶段和需求。