Epithelial Transport Group Sessions at Experimental Biology 2016

2016 年实验生物学上皮运输小组会议

• 批准号: 9126078
• 负责人: AROHAN R SUBRAMANYA
• 金额: $ 1万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT PITTSBURGH
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2016-03-01 至 2017-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9126078
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 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This application requests funding to support the travel expenses of early career epithelial biologists presenting their research at the Epithelial Transport Group (ETG) scientific sessions at Experimental Biology (EB) 2016. The ETG sessions occur within the annual American Physiological Society (APS) meeting, which will take place April 2-6, 2016 in San Diego, CA as part of EB2016. The meeting will be held in the San Diego Convention Center, which offers an ADA-compliant infrastructure for individuals with disabilities and special needs. ETG has a longstanding history of promoting interactions between physiologists from diverse backgrounds who study biological processes in epithelia. We also encourage students, postdoctoral fellows, and instructors to develop research careers in epithelial biology. Based on prior experience and survey data, trainees view the annual ETG sessions at EB as an excellent training experience that reinforces their interest in the field. Thus, we strive to optimize trainee exposure to ETG-related events by providing travel award support for promising early career investigators with limited resources. All trainees who submit abstracts to ETG-curated categories via the EB abstract submission portal will be eligible for travel awards. The abstracts will be reviewed and scored by a 23-member Steering Committee, who will then allocate the awards based on merit. Award amounts will be contingent on the funds that are available. Regardless of the amount, however, it is our plan to budget an additional supplement to awardees with child/family care needs that exceed the existing childcare services that will be provided on site. Top scoring abstracts will be selected for oral presentation in Featured Topic sessions that will be headlined by the annual Ussing and Hebert lectures. In 2016, these prestigious lectureships will recognize Drs. Bruce Stanton and Douglas Eaton for their seminal contributions to epithelial biology and transport. This format has proven popular among trainees, as it provides an exciting opportunity for talented early career physiologists to present their research alongside accomplished leaders in a formal but collegial setting. An 8-hour "pre-EB" symposium will provide additional opportunities for junior investigators to orally present their work in a less formal atmosphere, and poster sessions will serve as a nexus for detailed scientific discussions, interaction between trainees and established investigators, and networking. ETG will also augment its educational program by hosting a state-of-the art symposium that covers a specific topic of interest to its membership. This year's ETG symposium will feature speakers from around the world who use cutting edge technology to study compartmentalized signal transduction in epithelial cells. Given ETG's commitment to trainee mentoring, we believe that the support derived from this application will dovetail with the proposed meeting structure to enhance the career development of junior scientists interested in epithelial physiology and cell biology.

 描述（由申请人提供）： 该申请要求资助以支持早期职业上皮生物学家的旅行费用，并在2016年实验生物学（EB）的上皮运输集团（ETG）科学会议上进行研究。ETG会议在2016年4月2-6日在San Diego举行的EBS 2016年4月2-6日在EBS1016举行的美国生理学会（APS）会议中举行。会议将在圣地亚哥会议中心举行，该中心为残疾人和特殊需求提供符合ADA的基础设施。 ETG在促进来自潜水员背景的生理学家之间的相互作用的历史悠久，这些生理学家研究上皮的生物学过程。我们还鼓励学生，博士后研究员和讲师开发上皮生物学的研究职业。根据先前的经验和调查数据，受训者将EB的年度ETG会议视为一种很好的培训经验，可以增强他们对该领域的兴趣。这样，我们努力通过为有限的资源有限的承诺早期职业调查员提供旅行奖励，以优化与ETG相关事件的接触。所有通过EB摘要提交门户将摘要提交给ETG策划类别的学员均符合旅行奖。摘要将由一个由23名成员组成的指导委员会进行审查和评分，后者将根据功绩分配奖项。奖励金额将取决于可用的资金。但是，无论金额如何，我们的计划都是为了满足现场提供的现有育儿服务的儿童/家庭护理需求的额外补充。将在特色主题会议上选出最高的评分摘要，这些主题会议将以每年的Ussing and Hebert讲座为标题。在2016年，这些享有声望的讲座将承认博士。布鲁斯·斯坦顿（Bruce Stanton）和道格拉斯·伊顿（Douglas Eaton）对上皮生物学和运输的第二次贡献。这种格式在学员中被证明是流行的，因为它为才华横溢的早期职业生理学家提供了一个令人兴奋的机会，可以在正式但合作的环境中与有成就的领导者一起展示他们的研究。为期8小时的“ EB”研讨会将为初级调查人员提供更多的机会，可以在不太正式的氛围中口头介绍他们的工作，海报会议将成为详细的科学讨论，受训者与既定研究者之间的互动以及网络之间的互动的联系。 ETG还将通过举办一项最先进的研讨会来扩大其教育计划，该研讨会涵盖其会员感兴趣的特定主题。今年的ETG研讨会将以来自世界各地的扬声器为特色，这些演讲者使用尖端技术研究上皮细胞中的隔室信号转导。鉴于ETG对学员心理的承诺，我们认为从该应用程序获得的支持将与拟议的会议结构相吻合，以增强对上皮生理学和细胞生物学感兴趣的初级科学家的职业发展。