2022 Endothelial Cell Phenotypes GRC and GRS

2022 内皮细胞表型 GRC 和 GRS

• 批准号: 10464521
• 负责人: Karen Kemper Hirschi
• 金额: $ 0.5万
• 依托单位: GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-04-01 至 2023-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10464521
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Project Summary This Gordon Research Conference (GRC), “Endothelial Cell Phenotypes in Health and Disease”, and the accompanying Gordon Research Seminar (GRS, organized by and for trainees) of the same name have the underlying hypothesis that a better understanding of differential endothelial cell phenotypes and functions is distinct tissue environments is important basic knowledge, and this knowledge is crucial for proper vascular repair and tissue regeneration. The goals are to bridge existing knowledge and communication gaps between researchers at all levels (students, postdocs, junior and senior scientists in academia and industry) who study endothelial cell biology and heterogeneity, and those who study vascular disease, bioimaging, and tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. These fields have recently developed paradigms, tools and models to aid this goal, and this integration is predicted to move all fields forward towards timely translation of basic discoveries. This GRC will strongly foster lasting interdisciplinary interactions and collaborations amongst NIH- funded and international vascular and stem cell biologists, between academic and industry scientists, and develop the next cadre of scientists at the intersection of these fields by exposure to new ideas, issues and opportunities. The associated GRS will also support these goals with an emphasis on trainee development. The GRC Chair and vice-Chair are leaders in the field and well-suited to organize the meeting. The meeting goals will be accomplished by bringing together a selected group of researchers (about 150 participants) to a small, semi-isolated site (near Barcelona, Spain) for a week, in a venue and meeting structure designed to foster extensive discussion after presentation of largely unpublished data, and to promote informal interactions and networking through shared meals and afternoon social activities that especially benefit trainees. Invited speakers are chosen based on excellence in research, topic, and willingness to engage trainees. Participants will be chosen based on topic and demographics. Female and minority speakers have been invited, and those groups will be encouraged to apply as participants. A GRS pre-meeting will be organized by trainees and for trainees (with limited input from GRC chairs and faculty mentors that will attend the GRS), and feature presentation of trainee work, to facilitate networking among this group and provide them with a peer group as they transition into the larger meeting. This GRC/GRS meeting will have a strong and lasting impact on the field, as it addresses important basic questions and health issues in vascular biology at a propitious time.

项目概要 本次戈登研究会议 (GRC)，“健康和疾病中的内皮细胞表型”，以及 伴随的同名戈登研究研讨会（GRS，由学员组织并为学员举办）有 基本假设是更好地理解差异内皮细胞表型和功能是 不同的组织环境是重要的基础知识，这些知识对于正确的血管 修复和组织再生的目标是弥合现有知识和沟通之间的差距。 各级研究人员（学术界和工业界的学生、博士后、初级和高级科学家） 内皮细胞生物学和异质性，以及研究血管疾病、生物成像和组织的人员 这些领域最近开发了范例、工具和模型。 有助于实现这一目标，预计这种整合将推动所有前沿领域及时翻译基本知识 该 GRC 将有力地促进 NIH 之间的跨学科互动与合作。 学术界和工业界科学家之间的资助和国际血管和干细胞生物学家，以及 通过接触新思想、新问题和新问题，在这些领域的交叉领域培养下一代科学家骨干 相关的 GRS 也将支持这些目标，重点关注学员的发展。 GRC 主席和副主席都是该领域的领导者，非常适合组织这次会议。 目标将通过将选定的研究人员小组（约 150 名参与者）聚集在一起来实现 在小型、半隔离的地点（西班牙巴塞罗那附近）为期一周，场地和会议结构旨在 在展示大部分未发表的数据后促进广泛讨论，并促进非正式互动 通过共享餐食和下午的社交活动建立人际网络，这对受邀学员尤其有利。 演讲者的选择基于卓越的研究、主题以及吸引学员参与的意愿。 将根据主题和人口统计数据进行选择，并邀请女性和少数族裔发言者。 将鼓励团体申请成为参与者，并将由受训者组织 GRS 预会。 受训者（来自将参加 GRS 的 GRC 主席和教师导师的有限意见），并以 介绍受训者的工作，以促进该小组之间的联系，并为他们提供一个同行小组 他们过渡到更大的会议将对 GRC/GRS 产生强烈而持久的影响。 领域，因为它在适当的时候解决了血管生物学中的重要基本问题和健康问题。