Iowa Medical Student Summer Research Program in trans-NIDDK Research
爱荷华州医学生跨 NIDDK 研究夏季研究项目
基本信息
- 批准号:10629026
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.27万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-05-01 至 2028-04-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Since its origins nearly 60 years ago, the Iowa Medical Student Summer Research Program has continuously
evolved to sustain its mission of enveloping medical students in mentored research opportunities that foster
their development into accomplished physician-scientists that positively impact human health. The last six
years have demonstrated unprecedented success in the level of student engagement and productivity with
ongoing achievement in the recruitment and retention of students from underrepresented groups. It is against
this backdrop of accelerated growth and diversification that we propose to sharpen our focus and deepen our
students' engagement with an exceptional cadre of enthusiastic mentors performing scientifically rigorous
trans-NIDDK research focused on digestive and liver diseases; endocrine and metabolic diseases; obesity and
nutritional disorders; or kidney and urologic diseases. Those four areas of investigation are long-standing
institutional strengths, and with seed funding from our College of Medicine, we have begun transitioning our
historically successful campus-wide single-stream funding model into a re-envisioned program with the same
high level administrative infrastructure now leveraged to selectively enhance recruitment and support of a
diverse cohort of M1 students that are committed to a summer of immersive research with our curated roster of
42 outstanding and experienced Participating Faculty on a project within the research mission of the NIDDK.
This training grant proposal seeks transformative funding for 16 students to participate in 12-week summer
fellowships, and the funds provided through this training grant would be matched by the College of Medicine,
amplifying the impact of the award. In synergy with extensive opportunities provided through relevant Centers
and Institutes, scholars will receive Instruction in Methods for Enhancing Reproducibility and the Responsible
Conduct of Research, as well as mentor-guided journal clubs and research seminars. In the years that follow,
students enroll in our research skills course, year-long research opportunities, the Research Distinction Track,
and dual degree programs. We closely monitor students alongside their mentors as they continue their
pathway towards a research career with incremental advancement through the continuity of support that is
available at our institution, including funding during residency, fellowship, and junior faculty appointments. We
critically evaluate every aspect of our extensive programing each year through a combination of anonymous
surveys and collaborative discussions to continuously enhance the exposure of our students to the entire
research process, from writing a proposal to analyzing data, presenting at local and national meetings, and
ultimately disseminating the results in peer reviewed journals. The long-term impact of this program is the
development of a diverse cohort of physicians that are equipped to extend their discoveries into real-life
applications that improve human health through prevention and improved treatment for gastrointestinal,
endocrine, metabolic, nutritional, renal and urologic disease.
自从60年前起源以来,爱荷华州医学生夏季研究计划一直在不断
演变为维持其将医学生笼罩在指导研究机会中的使命
他们发展成为有成就的医师科学家,从而对人类健康产生积极影响。最后六个
多年在学生参与度和生产力水平上表现出了前所未有的成功
从代表性不足的群体中招募和保留学生的持续成就。反对
我们建议的这种加速增长和多样化的背景使我们的注意力更加重点并加深我们
学生与一群热情的导师干部的互动,表现科学严格
Trans-Niddk研究的重点是消化和肝病;内分泌和代谢疾病;肥胖和
营养疾病;或肾脏和泌尿科疾病。这四个调查领域是长期存在的
机构优势,并通过医学院的种子资金,我们已经开始过渡
历史上成功的整个校园单流融资模型,以相同的重新定义计划
现在利用高级行政基础设施来有选择地增强招聘和支持
多元化的M1学生队列,他们致力于夏季的沉浸式研究,我们精心策划的名册
42在NIDDK研究任务中的项目中,有42个杰出且经验丰富的教师。
该培训补助金提案为16名学生提供了转型资金,以参加12周的夏季
奖学金以及通过此培训补助金提供的资金将与医学院相匹配,
扩大奖项的影响。与相关中心提供的大量机会协同作用
和研究所,学者将获得有关增强可重复性和负责任的方法的指导
进行研究,以及导师指导的期刊俱乐部和研究研讨会。在随后的几年中,
学生参加我们的研究技能课程,长达一年的研究机会,研究区别,
和双学位课程。当他们继续他们的导师时,我们密切监视学生
通过支持的连续性,逐步发展研究职业的途径是
在我们的机构上,包括居住期间的资金,奖学金和初级教师任命。我们
通过匿名的组合,批判性地评估我们每年广泛编程的各个方面
调查和协作讨论,以不断增强学生的曝光率
研究过程,从编写建议到分析数据,在本地和国家会议上介绍以及
最终在同行评审期刊中传播结果。该计划的长期影响是
开发各种各样的医生,他们有能力将其发现扩展到现实生活中
通过预防和改善胃肠道治疗来改善人类健康的应用,
内分泌,代谢,营养,肾脏和泌尿科疾病。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(0)
专著数量(0)
科研奖励数量(0)
会议论文数量(0)
专利数量(0)

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