Research Network on Decision Neuroscience and Aging

决策神经科学与衰老研究网络

• 批准号: 8318106
• 负责人: LAURA L CARSTENSEN
• 金额: $ 17.58万
• 依托单位: STANFORD UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2010
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2010-09-30 至 2015-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8318106
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The overall goal of this grant is to facilitate the creation of a multidisciplinary scientific Research Network on Decision Neuroscience and Aging. The integrative emerging area that we seek to develop with this grant combines the strengths of several fields including psychology, neuroscience, and economics to facilitate rapid scientific progress and directly contribute to the development of effective interventions and policies to improve health and well being across the life span. Over five years this network grant will support scientific meetings, intensive training workshops for researchers at all stages, and a pilot grant competition for researchers new to the field. These activities will directly support the growth, development, and sustainability of the Decision Neuroscience of Aging. This grant will support growth of the network through dissemination activities. Scientific meetings will increase awareness ofthe latest findings with the goal of drawing new researchers into the area. A small grant competition will encourage scientists to join the area and will stimulate new research through small scale pilots. This network grant will support development ofthe area through methods workshops. Short, intensive workshops will focus on training researchers at all stages in the collection and analysis of various emerging behavioral (e.g., economic, health-related, social) and biological (e.g., neurochemical, genetic, hormonal) measures. The development of these skills is currently difficult to achieve in traditional single discipline training programs, but will be essential for taking advantage ofthe growing number of large multivariate and multi-level integrative datasets generated by this area in the future. In general the network will focus on investing in the sustainability of this field by ensuring that graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior and senior faculty are invited to participate in all activities. Workshops, meetings, and small grants opportunities will facilitate the transition from a small group of individuals managing network activities to a strong field of researchers leading future work in this area. After completion of activities, this emerging area will be in better position for network members to pursue funding to support the network in the future using more traditional mechanisms. RELEVANCE (See instructions): As the proportion of older adults in the population continues to expand, magnifying the relative impact of their decisions, it is increasingly imperative to better understand changes in decision making across the life span The long-term goal of this network is to conduct integrative and multidisciplinary research that contributes directly to interventions aimed at improving health and well being in the daily lives of aging adults.

这笔赠款的总体目标是促进建立一个多学科科学研究网络 决策神经科学和衰老。我们寻求利用这笔赠款开发的综合新兴领域 结合了心理学、神经科学和经济学等多个领域的优势，以促进 快速的科学进步，直接有助于制定有效的干预措施和政策 改善整个生命周期的健康和福祉。五年内，该网络拨款将支持科学 会议、针对各个阶段研究人员的强化培训研讨会以及试点资助竞赛 新进入该领域的研究人员。这些活动将直接支持增长、发展和可持续性 衰老决策神经科学。这笔赠款将通过传播支持网络的发展 活动。科学会议将提高人们对最新发现的认识，目的是吸引新的 研究人员进入该领域。一项小额赠款竞赛将鼓励科学家加入该领域，并将 通过小规模试点刺激新的研究。这笔网络赠款将支持该地区的发展 通过方法研讨会。短期、密集的研讨会将重点培训各个阶段的研究人员 收集和分析各种新兴行为（例如经济、健康相关、社会）和 生物（例如神经化学、遗传、激素）测量。目前这些技能的发展 在传统的单一学科培训计划中很难实现，但对于利用这一优势至关重要 该领域生成的大型多元和多层次综合数据集数量不断增加 未来。一般来说，该网络将重点投资于该领域的可持续性，确保 邀请研究生、博士后、初级和高级教师参加所有 活动。研讨会、会议和小额赠款机会将促进小团体的过渡 管理网络活动的个人到领导该领域未来工作的强大研究人员。 活动完成后，这个新兴领域将能够更好地供网络成员追求 未来使用更传统的机制为网络提供资金支持。 相关性（参见说明）： 随着老年人口在人口中的比例不断扩大，老年人口的相对影响也被放大。 决策，更好地理解整个生命周期决策的变化变得越来越重要 该网络的长期目标是进行综合性和多学科研究，以促进 直接针对旨在改善老年人日常生活健康和福祉的干预措施。