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留美学者罗敏敏获颁06“青年科学家奖”
【字体: 大 中 小 】 时间:2006年04月12日 来源:生物通
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生物通综合:人类前沿科学计划是生命科学领域国际合作研究计划,旨在研究探索生物体复杂组织,研究内容包括从大脑功能到肌肉层面的生物功能,涉及脑研究和分子生物学的多个学科。该计划特别强调物理、数学、化学、计算机科学家以及工程技术人员与生物学家一起开创复杂生物系统的新兴学科。
罗敏敏博士与Hiroaki Matsunami博士日前共同获得人类前沿科学计划组织颁发的“青年科学家奖”。该奖项将资助北京生命科学研究所的罗敏敏实验室及美国杜克大学医学中心的Matsunami实验室3年共75万美元科研经费。
据《人民日报海外版》报道,罗敏敏毕业于北京大学心理学系,后赴美国宾夕法尼亚大学获计算机科学硕士学位,之后师从D.J. Perkel博士做神经科学研究,获宾夕法尼亚大学博士学位。在霍华德-休斯医学院和杜克大学做了近5年博士后。2005年8月罗敏敏在北京生命科学研究所建立实验室,从事神经生物学方面的研究。
获奖后,杜克大学Matsunami博士实验室与北京生命科学研究所罗敏敏博士实验室将联合运用遗传工程、神经示踪、电生理及行为分析等手段,研究“项链嗅觉系统”的受体表达、生理反应特点、中枢投射的方式及其对行为的调控。通过结合两个实验室在分子遗传学及系统神经科学的专长,这一研究完全有潜力从基因水平到行为水平解开此一特殊嗅觉通路信息处理的神秘难题。(生物通记者杨遥)
以下列出2006年青年科学家奖获得者名单(按研究方向分,蓝色标出我国获奖者)
ARNETH Almut Dept. of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis University of Lund SWEDEN (GERMANY)
MONSON Russell Dept. of Environmental, Population and Organismic Biology University of Colorado, Boulder USA
NIINEMETS Ulo Dept. of Plant Physiology Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology University of Tartu ESTONIA
SCHNITZLER Jörg-Peter Institute for Meteorology, Atmospheric Environmental Research Research Center Karlsruhe, Garmisch-Partenkirchen GERMANY
Mechanisms of associative learning in human perception
BACKUS Benjamin Dept. of Psychology University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia USA
ERNST Marc Dept. of Computational Psychophysics Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen GERMANY
KEARNS Michael Computer and Information Science University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia USA
WALLIS Guy Visual Computation and Learning Group University of Queensland, ST. Lucia AUSTRALIA
Spatially defined addressing of cells to surfaces
BREITLING Frank Dept. of Chip based Peptide Arrays German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Heidelberg GERMANY
SALTZMAN Mark Dept. of Biomedical Engineering W. Yale University, New Haven USA
Spatiotemporal dynamics and macromolecular organization of synaptic proteins
CHOQUET Daniel Dept. of Cellular Physiology of Synapses Institut Magendie for Neuroscience University of Bordeaux FRANCE CNRS
HOLCMAN David Dept. of Mathematics Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot ISRAEL (FRANCE)
IMPERIALI Barbara Dept. of Chemistry Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge USA
MARICQ Andres Dept. of Biology University of Utah, Salt Lake City USA
Interplay between Tissue Mechanics of Morphogenesis and Gene Expression during Gastrulation.
FARGE Emmanuel Dept. of Physico-Chemistry UMR 168 Curie Institute Jussieu - University Denis Diderot Paris 7 FRANCE
SANSON Bénédicte Dept. of Genetics University of Cambridge UK (FRANCE)
SOLNICA- KREZEL Lilianna Dept. of Biological Sciences Vanderbilt University, Nashville USA (POLAND)
From the cytoskeleton to cell shape: multiscale control of cell growth
GEITMANN Anja Dept. of Biological Sciences Institute of Plant Research (IRBV) University of Montreal CANADA (GERMANY)
CRESTI Mauro Dept. of Environmental Science University of Siena ITALY
DUMAIS Jacques Dept. of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology Harvard University, Cambridge USA (CANADA)
MAHADEVAN Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences Lakshminarayanan Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Systems B Harvard University Pierce Hall, Cambridge USA (INDIA)
New Methods of Bio-molecular Crystal Structure Determination Specific to Neutron Diffraction Data
HAUPTMAN Herbert Dept. of Structural Biology A. Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Buffalo USA
NIIMURA Nobuo Graduate School of Science and Engineering Ibaraki University, Hitachi JAPAN
PODJARNY Alberto Dept. of Structural Biology IGBMC/CNRS, Illkirch FRANCE
Plants and environment: Systemic signals and target gene networks in reponse to pathogen attack
HEINLEIN Manfred Institute of Plant Molecular Biology (IBMP) CNRS, Strasbourg FRANCE (GERMANY)
KOVALCHUK Igor Dept. of Biological Sciences Uiversity of Lethbridge CANADA (UKRAINE)
KUIPER Martin Computational Biology Division, Plant Systems Biology Ghent University / UG Flanders Interuniversity Institute for Biotechnology / VIB, Ghent BELGIUM (THE NETHERLANDS)
PECK Scott Sainsbury Lab. John Innes Centre, Norwich UK (USA)
Intracellular protease signaling induced by homopolymeric amino acids (HPAA)
ISHIURA Shoichi Dept. of Life Sciences, Graduate School of Arts and SciencesThe University of Tokyo JAPAN
BOGYO Matthew Dept. of Pathology Stanford University USA
SALVESEN Guy Program on Apoptosis and Cell Death Research S. The Burnham Institute, San Diego USA (UK)
TURK Boris Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana SLOVENIA
Analysis of motion processing pathways and free flight control in wildtype and transgenic Drosophila
ITO Kei Center for BioinformaticsInstitute of Molecular and Cellular Biosciences The University of Tokyo JAPAN
BORST Alexander Dept. of Systems and Computational Neurobiology Max-Planck-Institute of Neurobiology, Martinsried GERMANY
NELSON Bradley Institute of Robotics and Intelligent Systems Swiss Federal Insitute of Technology (ETH), Zurich SWITZERLAND (USA)
Spatial and temporal dynamics of plasticity in adult visual cortex: High resolution imaging study
KALATSKY Valery Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Houston USA (BELARUS)
DINSE Hubert Institute of Neuroinformatics Ruhr-University, Bochum GERMANY
A systems biological approach to understanding the control of specificity in Ca2+-signaling systems
KUDLA Joerg Dept. of Plant Molecular and Developmental Biology Institute of Botany and Botanical garden University of Muenster GERMANY
BORNBERG- BAUER Erich Division of Bioinformatics, School of Biological Sciences University of Muenster GERMANY (AUSTRIA)
HETHERINGTON Alistair Dept. of Biology, Lancaster Environment Centre University of Lancaster UK
SCHROEDER Julian Cell and Developmental Biology Section Center for Molecular Genetics
Division of Biological Sciences University of California, San Diego, La Jolla USA
Redesigning Photoactive Proteins in a Tightly Coupled Theoretical and Experimental Feedback Loop
MARTINEZ Todd Dept. of Chemistry University of Illinois, Urbana USA
HELLINGWERF Klaas Lab. for Microbiology Jan Swammerdam Institute for Life sciences
University of Amsterdam THE NETHERLANDS
VAN GRONDELLE Rienk Dept. of Biophysics and Physics of Complex Systems Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam THE NETHERLANDS
Epigenetic Programming of Gene Expression and Function
MEANEY Michael McGill Program for the Study of Behaviour, Joseph Genes and Environment.
Patrick McGill University Douglas Hospital Res. Center, Montreal CANADA
DE KLOET Edo Center for drug Research / Sylvius Laboratories Ronald University of Leiden THE NETHERLANDS
JOËLS Marian Section Neurobiology, University of Amsterdam SILS THE NETHERLANDS
SECKL Jonathan Endocrinology Unit, Molecular Medicine Centre Robert Western General Hospital
University of Edinburgh UK
SZYF Moshe Dept. of Pharmacology and Therapeutics McGill University, Montreal CANADA
Synaptic tagging and capture: Functions, models and mechanisms
MORRIS Richard Lab. for Cognitive Neuroscience G. M. University of Edinburgh UK
BITO Haruhiko Dept. of Neurochemistry University of Tokyo Graduate School of Medicine JAPAN
BONHOEFFER Tobias Neuronal Plasticity and Vision Group Max-Planck-Institute of Neurobiology, Martinsried GERMANY
VAN ROSSUM Mark Institute for Adaptive and Neural Computation School of Informatics UK (THE NETHERLANDS) University of Edinburgh
In vivo analysis of HSPG structure and function in modulating axon guidance and cell signaling.
NEUMANN Carl Developmental Biology Unit EMBL GERMANY
Heidelberg
BALAGURUNATHAN Kuberan Dept. of Medicinal Chemistry University of Utah, Salt Lake City USA (INDIA)
CHIEN Chi-Bin Dept. of Neurobiology & Anatomy University of Utah, Salt Lake City USA
KJELLÉN Lena Dept. of medical biochemistry and microbiology University of Uppsala SWEDEN
Infectious Synapse and Transmission of Disease
PIGUET Vincent Dept. of Dermatology and Venereology University Hospital of Geneva SWITZERLAND
ENDERLEIN Joerg Institute for Biological Information Processing 1 IBI-1, Forschungszentrum Juelich GERMANY
MARSH Mark Cell Biology Unit MRC Lab. for Molecular Cell Biology University College London UK
STEINMAN Ralph Lab. of Cellular Physiology and Immunology M. The Rockefeller University, New York USA
Glia and extrasynaptic communication in the brain
RUSAKOV Dmitri Dept. of Synaptic Imaging, Clinical and Experimental Epilepsy Institute of Neurology University College London UK
DIAMOND Jeffrey Synaptic Physiology Unit S. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke National Institutes of Health, Bethesda USA
OLIET Stephane Neurosciences Institute - Inserm U378 University Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2 FRANCE
SEMYANOV Alexey Neuronal Circuit Mechanisms Research Group RIKEN Brain Science Institute (BSI), Wako-Shi JAPAN (RUSSIA)
Molecular, statistical, and bioinformatics analysis of Plasmodium and human genome co-evolution
TISHKOFF Sarah Dept. of Biology University of Maryland, College Park USA
AWADALLA Philip Dept. of Genetics North Carolina State University, Raleigh USA
MCVEAN Gil Dept. of Statistics Oxford University UK
TRAMONTANO Anna Dept. of Biochemical Sciences University of Rome ITALY
Structural study of eukaryotic ribosomes, eIF3, translation initiation complexes and their dynamics
YUSUPOV Marat Structural Biology and Genomics Lab. IGBMC, Illkirch FRANCE (RUSSIA)
PESTOVA Tatyana Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn USA (RUSSIA)
SVERGUN Dmitry Hamburg Outstation EMBL, Hamburg GERMANY (RUSSIA)
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RNA Shape Recognition And Structure In MicroRNA Processing
BOISBOUVIER Jérôme Structural Biology Institute / NMR Lab. CNRS/CEA/UJF UMR5075, Grenoble FRANCE
PALATNIK Javier Dept. of Molecular Biology IBR, Rosario ARGENTINA
Synthetic pathogens for integrated biophysical and genetic dissection of antigen presentation
FERREIRA MOITA Luis Cell Biology of the Immune System Institute of Molecular Medicine University of Lisbon PORTUGAL
IRVINE Darrell Dept. of Biological Engineering/Materials Science & Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge USA
Molecular mechanism for dynamic protein palmitoylation
FUKATA Masaki Lab. of Genomics and Proteomics National Institute for Longevity Sciences, Obu JAPAN
PEREZ Franck Dept. of Compartimentation and Cell Dynamics CNRS UMR144 - Institut Curie, Paris FRANCE
Exploring the molecular dynamics of aging: asymmetric inheritance of cellular degeneracy in E. coli
HERMAN Christophe Dept. of Molecular and Human Genetics Baylor College of Medicine, Houston USA (BELGIUM)
TADDEI Francois Dept. of Evolutionary and Medical Molecular Genetics Paris 5 University INSERM, Paris FRANCE
Kinesin motors under load applied by “nano-springs”
KIKKAWA Masahide Dept. of Cell Biology University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas USA (JAPAN)
DERENYI Imre Dept. of Biological Physics Eotvos University, Budapest HUNGARY
TOMISHIGE Michio Dept. of Applied Physics The University of Tokyo JAPAN
Molecular mechanisms of poly-ADP-ribosylation in memory
LADURNER Andreas Gene Expression Unit Structural & Computational Biology Unit GERMANY (ITALY) EMBL, Heidelberg
DUBNAU Josh Dept. of Neuroscience Cold Spring Harbor Lab. USA
Function of a Specialized Olfactory System in Mammals
MATSUNAMI Hiroaki Dept. of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology Duke University Medical Center, Durham USA (JAPAN)
LUO Minmin National Institute of Biological Sciences Zhongguancun Life Science Park, Beijing CHINA
Understanding the coordination chemistry, function and biological mechanism of copper chaperones
MERKX Maarten Dept. of Biomedical Engineering Eindhoven University of Technology THE NETHERLANDS
SHURKI Avital Dept. of Medicinal Chemistry and Natural Products School of Pharmacy Hebrew University, Jerusalem ISRAEL
TSHUVA Edit Dept. of Inorganic Chemistry Hebrew University, Jerusalem ISRAEL
A novel time-resolved X-ray diffraction approach to the study of cell membrane transport
NEUTZE Richard Dept. of Chemistry & Bioscience Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg SWEDEN (NEW ZEALAND)
ABRAMSON Jeff Dept. of Physiology David Geffen School of Medicine University of California Los Angeles USA (UCLA)
SPECHT Alexandre Bioorganic Chemistry Lab UMR 7514 – CNRS University Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg FRANCE
Regulation of Kinesin activity by synaptic proteins: implications in synapse development
SHEN Kang Dept. of Biological Sciences University of Stanford USA (CHINA)
KLOPFENSTEIN Dieter Center for Molecular Physiology of the Brain Georg August University, Goettingen GERMANY (SWITZERLAND)
Organization and function of neuronal networks in the sensory cortex
SIK Attila Dept. of Psychiatry Laval University, CRULRG, Quebec CANADA (HUNGARY)
BOLDOGKÖI Zsolt Dept. of Biology Faculty of Medicine, University of Szeged HUNGARY
HIRASE Hajime Neuronal Circuit and Mechanisms Research Group RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wako-Shi JAPAN