American Society for Virology Meeting- Jr Investigator Support

美国病毒学学会会议 - 初级研究者支持

• 批准号: 10623137
• 负责人: Katherine R. Spindler
• 金额: $ 1.2万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2011
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2011-07-01 至 2027-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10623137
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The American Society for Virology (ASV) seeks renewal of a multi-year block grant to provide partial support for predoctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, and U.S. teachers of undergraduate virology to travel to and participate in the annual ASV scientific meetings in 2021-2025. The ASV 2021 meeting will be held July 17-21 at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Quebec, Canada, in conjunction with local hosts from McGill University; the subsequent 4 meetings will be held at US venues. Travel awards are awarded with emphasis on participation by women and underrepresented minority virologists, with the goal of benefiting future virology research. Pre- and postdoctoral awards will be $500 each, and teacher awards $1,000 each, for a total of $14,000 per year. Members of the ASV Travel Award Committee will evaluate the applications. Pre- and postdoctoral awardees are selected based on an abstract of their work for presentation in workshops or poster sessions. Teachers are selected based on an essay explaining the benefit of ASV meeting attendance to their teaching (and research, if applicable). In addition to announcing the travel award program to its members, ASV promotes it to ~100 U.S. undergraduate institutions serving primarily underrepresented populations. Post- meeting evaluations are required of awardees and obtained anonymously, focusing on how they benefited from participation. The ASV meeting provides an opportunity for U.S. junior scientists to meet and interact directly with senior virologists in symposia, workshops, poster sessions, and special satellite symposia covering the most recent developments in virus research. These include studies of viruses of humans, animals, plants, invertebrates and prokaryotes, and the scope spans topics such as virus genetics, replication, structure, pathogenesis, ecology, evolution and emergence, disease control, virus-host interactions, and new technologies. The ASV is the largest general virology meeting in North America, enhancing opportunities for cross-fertilization of ideas and technologies across the entirety of the virus world. In addition to scientific sessions, over the last 10 years the meeting has included opportunities for trainees and teachers of undergraduate students to network with and receive mentoring from virologists with experience in academia in both research and primarily undergraduate institutions, industry, government research, publishing, clinical virology, and other scientific careers through career, education, and communication workshops and lunch discussion tables with senior scientists. The ASV annual meeting positively impacts U.S. efforts in public health and research needed to effectively combat viral diseases. The ASV has actively and successfully increased the diversity of speakers and participants, and it has a strong ethos of promoting the development of the next generation of virologists through ample opportunities to actively present their research and participate in ASV. Travel awards to trainees and teachers of undergraduate students are the foundation of this mission of ASV. .

美国病毒学学会（ASV）寻求续签多年赠款，以提供部分支持 供专业的学生，​​博士后研究员和美国本科病毒学的美国老师前往和 参加2021 - 2025年的年度ASV科学会议。 ASV 2021会议将于7月17日至21日举行 在加拿大魁北克的蒙特利尔宫殿与麦吉尔的当地主持人一起 大学;随后的4次会议将在美国场地举行。旅行奖的重点 关于妇女和代表性不足的少数族裔病毒学家的参与，目的是使未来的病毒学受益 研究。预科奖和博士后奖项每人$ 500，教师每人奖励$ 1,000，总计 每年$ 14,000。 ASV旅行奖委员会成员将评估申请。前和 博士后获奖者是根据他们在讲习班或海报中演示的作品的摘要选择的 会议。根据一篇论文选择教师 教学（和研究，如果适用）。除了向其成员宣布旅行奖计划外，ASV 将其推广到约100个美国本科机构，主要服务不足的人群。邮政- 要求召开评估是获奖者并匿名获得的，重点是他们如何受益 从参与。 ASV会议为美国初级科学家提供了机会见面和互动的机会 直接与研讨会，讲习班，海报会议和特殊卫星专题讨论会直接与高级病毒学家一起 涵盖病毒研究的最新发展。其中包括对人类，动物病毒的研究， 植物，无脊椎动物和原核生物，范围跨越病毒遗传学，复制，结构， 发病机理，生态学，进化和出现，疾病控制，病毒宿主相互作用和新的 技术。 ASV是北美最大的一般病毒学会议，增强了机会 在整个病毒世界中的思想和技术的交叉侵入。除了科学 会议，在过去的十年中，会议为培训和教师提供了机会 本科生可以与具有学术界经验的病毒学家联系并接受心理 研究和初级本科机构，工业，政府研究，出版，临床 通过职业，教育和沟通研讨会和午餐，病毒学以及其他科学职业 与高级科学家的讨论表。 ASV年会积极影响美国在公共卫生方面的努力 并且需要有效地对抗病毒疾病的研究。 ASV积极并成功增加了 演讲者和参与者的多样性，它具有促进下一个发展的强烈精神 通过充足的机会积极介绍他们的研究和参与ASV的机会，生成病毒学家。 ASV任务的基础是学员和本科生的教师的旅行奖。 。