Center for Biomedical and Brain Imaging (CBBI)

生物医学和脑成像中心 (CBBI)

• 批准号: 10425001
• 负责人: KEITH ALLAN SCHNEIDER
• 金额: $ 28.92万
• 依托单位: DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-09-01 至 2027-08-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10425001
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Center for Biomedical and Brain Imaging (CBBI) Summary The major objective of the Center for Biomedical and Brain Imaging (CBBI) Core is to provide support and educational opportunities to neuroscientists in Delaware who are investigating structure-function-behavior relationships in the brain, and help them develop new neuroimaging approaches that will advance their research and careers. By combining animal and human neuroimaging, our CBBI Core serves a second objective of bringing together biologists, psychologists, biomedical engineers and others who image the human brain, with molecular, cellular and behavioral neuroscientists who use animal models, to catalyze collaborations focusing on multi-scale investigations of functional activity in the brain. The University of Delaware (UD) has made a significant investment into building capabilities for human and animal neuroimaging- purchasing a 3T MRI scanner with the capability to map human brain structure and function, and with partial support from our Phase II COBRE, a 9.4T, small bore scanner for high resolution mapping of the structure and function of brains in rodent models. Our CBBI core will support investigators utilizing non-invasive neuroimaging techniques by providing access to collaborators and consulting expertise to help develop innovative projects that can form the basis for competitive, interdisciplinary grant applications. Our objective for this aim is to increase the number of neuroscience investigators at DSU, UD and across the state who have research project grant funding from NIH. Currently our CBBI core has contributed to active R01 awards to six faculty and R21 awards for 8 faculty. Our objective is to double those numbers to 12 faculty with R01 awards and 16 with R21 awards. Our Phase III COBRE award will support a program of Core Access Awards to allow Delaware researchers to collect pilot neuroimaging data to support publications and grant applications. Currently there are 35 faculty PIs using the CBBI Core, and we expect that our Core Access Award program will grow that number 50% to over 50 by the end of our Phase III award. The unifying focus of the Delaware Center for Neuroscience Research is investigating how the dynamic structures of the brain are changed over the lifespan by experiences, the environment and genetics. Our Biomedical and Brain Imaging Core provides crucial support for neuroscientists affiliated with the Delaware Center for Neuroscience Research to reach their full scientific and professional potential - including attaining grant support for their research. It also creates an environment that helps attract outstanding neuroscience researchers to fill new positions, at both DSU and UD, while advancing the research of a broader community of neuroscientists already in Delaware

生物医学和脑成像中心（CBBI） 概括 生物医学和脑成像中心的主要目标（CBBI） 核心是为特拉华州的神经科学家提供支持和教育机会 谁正在研究大脑中的结构 - 函数行为关系，并帮助 他们开发了新的神经影像学方法，可以推进他们的研究和职业。 通过将动物和人类神经影像结合在一起，我们的CBBI核心是将其汇集在一起​​的第二个目标 生物学家，心理学家，生物医学工程师以及其他分子，细胞和细胞形象的人 使用动物模型的行为神经科学家，催化着专注于多尺度研究的合作 大脑的功能活性。特拉华大学（UD）已为建造做出了重大投资 人类和动物神经影像学的能力 - 购买3T MRI扫描仪，能够绘制人脑 结构和功能，并在我们II期cobre的部分支持下，一个9.4t，小孔扫描仪 啮齿动物模型中大脑结构和功能的分辨率映射。 我们的CBBI核心将通过提供访问来支持使用非侵入性神经影像学技术的调查员 合作者和咨询专业知识，以帮助开发创新的项目，以构成竞争性的基础 跨学科赠款申请。我们的目标是增加神经科学研究者的数量 在DSU，UD和全州拥有NIH研究项目资助的全州。目前我们的CBBI核心有 为8位教职员工颁发了六个教职员工和R21奖项的主动R01奖项。我们的目标是将这些数字加倍 提交12名获得R01奖项的教职员工，并获得16个R21奖项。我们的第三阶段索布雷奖将支持核心计划 获得奖项，以允许特拉华州的研究人员收集飞行员神经影像学数据以支持出版物并授予 申请。目前，使用CBBI核心有35位PI教职员工，我们希望我们的核心访问奖 在我们的第三阶段奖励结束时，计划将将该数字增长到50％以上。 特拉华州神经科学研究中心的统一重点是研究动态如何 大脑的结构在整个生命周期内都会随经验，环境和遗传学而改变。我们的生物医学 大脑成像核心为与特拉华州中心的隶属神经科学家提供了重要的支持 神经科学研究以发挥其全部科学和专业潜力 - 包括获得赠款支持 他们的研究。它还创造了一个有助于吸引杰出神经科学研究人员填补新的环境的环境 在DSU和UD上的职位，同时推进了一个更广泛的神经科学家社区的研究 特拉华州