Developmental Research Project Program

发展研究项目计划

• 批准号: 8716088
• 负责人: JEFFREY B ARTERBURN
• 金额: $ 199.9万
• 依托单位: NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY LAS CRUCES
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8716088
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The NM-INBRE DRPP provides critical support for promising new and early career investigators, and is a determining factor in the direction of their developing research careers. These projects address significant biomedical questions and critical health problems in the areas of Brain and Behavioral Health; Cancer; Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases; Child Health; Environmental Health; Infectious Disease and Immunity. The quality of the DRPP science is outstanding, resulting in publications in high impact journals, and pending patents for novel pancratistatin and rigidin analogues with anticancer properties. Efforts to encourage research collaboration have been successful, during the current funding period 23% of the publications have involved collaborations between 2 or more NM-INBRE participants, and this trend is expected to increase in the continuing program. Investigators have been successful in competing for external federal grants, in spite of the difficult funding environment, including recent R01, R21, R03, and R15 awards. The DRPP has made significant impacts on the partner institutions, such as San Juan College, a two-year associate degree-granting institution in the four-corners region with a large Native American student population, where the research activity supported by the NM-INBRE was leveraged to justify a competitive application for an NSF grant to remodel the research space and install a clean room that was funded and now supports research projects. The framework of DRPP projects also serve the primary objective of exposing students to research experiences, and this impact will continue with increased opportunities through an expanded portfolio of projects.

NM Inbre DRPP为有前途的新和早期职业研究人员提供了重要的支持，这是其发展研究职业方向的决定因素。这些项目解决了大脑和行为健康领域的重要生物医学问题和关键健康问题；癌症;心血管和代谢疾病；儿童健康；环境健康；传染病和免疫力。 DRPP科学的质量非常出色，导致了高影响期刊的出版物，并为新颖的胰腺素和具有抗癌特性的新型pancratistatin和刚性类似物的专利提供了专利。鼓励研究合作的努力取得了成功，在当前的资助期间，有23％的出版物涉及2个或更多NM INM INBRE参与者之间的合作，预计该趋势将在持续计划中增加。尽管艰难的资金环境，包括最近的R01，R21，R03和R15奖项，但调查人员还是成功争夺外部联邦赠款。 DRPP对合作伙伴机构产生了重大影响，例如，在四角地区的两年助理学位授予机构，拥有大量的美国本地学生人数，在那里，NM-Inbre支持的研究活动被利用，为NSF提供了合理的NSF申请，以用于改造研究空间的NSF拨款，以改建研究室，并为研究室提供资金，并支持研究项目，并支持研究项目。 DRPP项目的框架还旨在使学生接触研究经验，这一影响将通过扩大的项目组合而增加机会。