2023 Forsyth Symposium: The Oral Microbiome: Past, Present, and Future

2023 年福赛斯研讨会：口腔微生物组：过去、现在和未来

• 批准号: 10753824
• 负责人: Jessica Leigh Mark Welch
• 金额: $ 0.7万
• 依托单位: ADA FORSYTH INSTITUTE, INC.
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-07-01 至 2024-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10753824
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Abstract This R13 proposal seeks support for the 2023 Forsyth Symposium entitled “The Oral Microbiome: Past, Present, and Future,” which is proposed to take place at the Forsyth Institute on September 14-15, 2023, with a pre-conference workshop on presentation skills for trainees on September 13. The overall objectives of the symposium are to catalyze innovative thinking about areas where focused basic research on the oral microbiome will lead to improvements in human health; to promote collaboration among researchers using new approaches to advance the field of oral microbial ecology; and to honor and celebrate the pioneering work of Floyd Dewhirst and Bruce Paster on the oral microbiome, to transmit their knowledge and inspire a younger generation to continue their legacy of innovative science. An important goal is to provide the opportunity for trainees to interact with experts in the field and to encourage full participation of persons who are traditionally under-represented in science, including women, members of minority groups, and persons with disabilities. The symposium will include poster presentations by attendees and talks by Susan Bullman, Otto Cordero, Katherine Lemon, Tami Lieberman, Dennis Mangan, Dianne Newman, Frank Nichols, Jessica Scoffield, and William Wade. Scientific questions that will be addressed by the symposium include: what are the rules governing colonization of microbes at different sites within the mouth and what governs whether oral microbes colonize elsewhere in the body? How can the study of both oral and non-oral microbial communities illuminate oral microbial ecology? How do oral bacteria influence systemic health and disease? The symposium will also seek to bring together academic scientists with leaders from industry and venture capital, to brainstorm about what foundational experiments could lay the groundwork for therapeutic manipulation of the oral microbiome. If this conference succeeds as intended, it will enable individual investigators to form new high-quality collaborations and develop innovative grant proposals to carry out fundamental research that will elucidate the mechanisms and consequences of oral microbiome colonization, taxon-taxon interaction, and the systemic effects of oral microbiomes. Even more significantly, we hope that this conference will inspire and support new funding opportunity announcements by funding agencies, and new collaborations between business and academic researchers to drive innovation in oral microbiome research and its contribution to overall human health and well-being.

抽象的 该R13提案寻求支持2023 Forsyth研讨会的支持，标题为“口腔微生物组：过去， 现在和未来，“提议将于2023年9月14日至15日在福赛斯研究所举行 9月13日，关于受训者的演讲技巧的会议前研讨会。 研讨会是为了催化针对口头基础研究的领域的创新思考 微生物组将改善人类健康；促进研究人员之间使用新的合作 推进口腔微生物生态学领域的方法；并纪念和庆祝 Floyd DeWhirst和Bruce在口头微生物组上paster paster，以传递知识并激发年轻人 继续他们的创新科学遗产。一个重要的目标是为 学员与该领域的专家互动，并鼓励传统上的人们的全面参与 包括妇女，少数群体成员和残疾人在内的科学人数不足。 研讨会将包括与会者的海报演讲，以及Otto Cordero的Susan Bullman， 凯瑟琳·柠檬，塔米·利伯曼，丹尼斯·曼根，戴安娜·纽曼，弗兰克·尼科尔斯，杰西卡·斯科佛菲尔德和 威廉·韦德（William Wade）。研讨会将解决的科学问题包括：规则是什么 在口腔内不同地点的微生物殖民化以及是否控制口服微生物的殖民 在体内其他地方殖民？对口腔和非口腔微生物群落的研究如何照亮 口腔微生物生态学？口腔细菌如何影响全身健康和疾病？研讨会也将 寻求将学术科学家与来自行业和风险投资的领导者汇聚在一起，以集思广益 基础实验可以为口服微生物组的热操作奠定基础。如果 这次会议按预期成功，它将使各个调查人员能够形成新的高质量 合作并制定创新的赠款建议，以进行基础研究，以阐明 口服微生物组定殖，分类群 - 纳克森相互作用和全身性的机制和后果 口服微生物组的作用。更重要的是，我们希望这次会议能够激发和支持新的 资助机构的资金机会公告，以及业务与业务之间的新合作 学术研究人员推动口头微生物组研究中的创新及其对整体人类的贡献 健康与福祉。