Data Coordination and Career Stimulation in Polar Biomedical Research.
The United States allocates relatively little support to biomedical research in the high latitudes. Yet, the increasing strategic and commercial importance of these areas will lead to ever-increasing activity in them. This trend, coupled with the possibility of contributing new knowledge to medical...
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ftdtic:ADA317276 2023-05-15T13:38:48+02:00 Data Coordination and Career Stimulation in Polar Biomedical Research. NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL WASHINGTON DC POLAR RESEARCH BOARD 1988 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA317276 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA317276 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA317276 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Medicine and Medical Research Geography *POLAR REGIONS *DATA ACQUISITION *BIOMEDICINE *ANTARCTIC REGIONS *ARCTIC REGIONS UNITED STATES EXPERIMENTAL DATA STIMULATION(GENERAL) CAREERS MEDICINE MEDICAL RESEARCH HIGH LATITUDES ATTENTION AWARENESS EARTH SCIENCES Text 1988 ftdtic 2016-02-19T19:11:35Z The United States allocates relatively little support to biomedical research in the high latitudes. Yet, the increasing strategic and commercial importance of these areas will lead to ever-increasing activity in them. This trend, coupled with the possibility of contributing new knowledge to medical science, strongly suggests the need for greater emphasis on polar biomedical investigations. Rapid, effective development of polar biomedical research is limited critically by the lack of awareness of and access to polar biomedical research data and by lack of awareness of career opportunities and satisfaction that this field can provide. The Committee on Polar Biomedical Research considered these two problems (data coordination and career stimulation) to be interrelated. Improved data coordination could stimulate careers in this field, and a greater number of qualified people doing polar biomedical research could improve data collection and application. The committee further assumed (as is true elsewhere in medicine) that attention to service needs would lead to crucial research and attract more people to the field to conduct it. In biomedicine, in contrast to the earth sciences and engineering, consideration of service needs is closely linked to and generally precedes research effort and the stimulation of careers in research. Text Antarc* Antarctic Arctic Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Antarctic Arctic |
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The United States allocates relatively little support to biomedical research in the high latitudes. Yet, the increasing strategic and commercial importance of these areas will lead to ever-increasing activity in them. This trend, coupled with the possibility of contributing new knowledge to medical science, strongly suggests the need for greater emphasis on polar biomedical investigations. Rapid, effective development of polar biomedical research is limited critically by the lack of awareness of and access to polar biomedical research data and by lack of awareness of career opportunities and satisfaction that this field can provide. The Committee on Polar Biomedical Research considered these two problems (data coordination and career stimulation) to be interrelated. Improved data coordination could stimulate careers in this field, and a greater number of qualified people doing polar biomedical research could improve data collection and application. The committee further assumed (as is true elsewhere in medicine) that attention to service needs would lead to crucial research and attract more people to the field to conduct it. In biomedicine, in contrast to the earth sciences and engineering, consideration of service needs is closely linked to and generally precedes research effort and the stimulation of careers in research. |
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Data Coordination and Career Stimulation in Polar Biomedical Research. |
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