NSR Training (to be updated)

Introduction

NCRR facilities have four targets.

1. Research
2. Technological Development
3. Teaching and Training
4. Dissemination

In our NCRR Resource, the National Simulation Resource for Circulatory Mass-Transport and Exchange, our focus is on those targets.

1. Research in Circulatory Exchange Processes
   • Simulation analysis
   • Transport Modeling
   • Metabolic Modeling
2. Technological Development
   • Simulation Interface Development - XSIM
   • Image Manipulation for Cardiac PeT - I4
   • Fractal Analysis
3. Teaching and Training
   • In-house, at the University of Washington and NSR's home office
     • for undergraduate, graduate and post-doctoral students, and visiting scientists
     • Graduate Program in Computational Bioengineering
     • University of Washington Courses
     • Annual Short Course on Simulation Analysis using tools developed at NSR
   • Globally, via distribution of electronic and traditional media
     • educational programs for graduate and post-doctoral students
     • educational programs for interested scientists
     • short courses
     • tutorials and presentations at meetings and events
   • Dissemination of basic tools
4. Dissemination
   • collaborative research programs
   • tutorials and presentations at meetings
   • scientific workshops in target areas
   • technologies useful to investigators anywhere

Last modified 10Jul03, 11:49 am.