Nebraska Center for Nanomedicine- Nanomaterial Characterization Core

内布拉斯加州纳米医学中心 - 纳米材料表征核心

• 批准号: 10163872
• 负责人: David Oupicky
• 金额: $ 7.63万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2018
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2018-06-01 至 2023-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10163872
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ABSTRACT The Nebraska Center for Nanomedicine (NCN), a Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE), integrates and supports interdisciplinary, multi-project, multi-departmental research in the field of nanomedicine. The Administrative Core serves as a centralized governing source for the COBRE NCN and provides a framework for supporting the unique features of the NCN: collaborative research environment, mentoring junior investigators, access to state-of-the-art core facilities and organization of the Center activities. The Administrative Core is led by the Center Director and includes an Executive Committee, a Center Administrator, a Scientific and Professional Development Council, and a Biostatistics/Bioinformatics support group. The Executive Committee consisting of the Center Director, Core Directors, and Coordinator of Scientific and Professional Development Council, will monitor research progress and core performance, review research initiatives and coordinate activities within the Center. The Internal Advisory Committee (IAC) and External Advisory Committees (EAC) will continue to review Center activities and guide the Center. The Administrative Core will accomplish the following specific aims in Phase III: 1) Provide scientific leadership and an administrative structure that fosters communication, collaboration and synergy among NCN members; 2) Sustain core resources; and 3) Ensure operational management of the NCN. To achieve these goals, the Administrative Core will support monthly work-in-progress meetings, seminars, and annual Center review meetings, facilitate the operations of the core facilities and promote their use through a voucher program; foster research collaborations and growth of the Center by overseeing the Pilot Projects Program and mentoring programs. In addition, the Administrative Core will coordinate the activities of the Scientific and Professional Development Council, which will participate in the review and selection of pilot projects, promote success of junior investigators and guide investigators along the path to develop well-constructed collaborative grant proposals. RELEVANCE The interactions and discussions that occur within our Center facilitate generation of new ideas and new approaches. The research driven by innovators across disciplines such as material science, engineering, biology and medicine stand to impact nearly every medical specialty and unveil novel ways to improve the quality and extend the duration of life.

抽象的 内布拉斯加州纳米医学中心（NCN），卓越生物医学研究中心 （COBRE），整合并支持跨学科的，多项目的多部门研究 纳米医学领域。行政核心是一个集中的管理来源 Cobre NCN并提供了一个框架来支持NCN的独特功能：协作 研究环境，指导初级调查人员，获得最先进的核心设施和 中心活动的组织。行政核心由中心主任和 包括执行委员会，中心管理员，科学和专业发展 理事会和生物统计学/生物信息学支持小组。执行委员会由 中心主任，核心主任和科学与专业发展委员会协调员， 将监视研究进度和核心绩效，审查研究计划并协调 中心内的活动。内部咨询委员会（IAC）和外部咨询委员会 （EAC）将继续审查中心活动并指导中心。行政核心将 在第三阶段实现以下具体目标：1）提供科学领导和 NCN成员之间促进沟通，协作和协同作用的行政结构； 2）维持核心资源； 3）确保NCN的运营管理。实现这些 目标，行政核心将支持每月进行的工作会议，研讨会和年度 中心审查会议，促进核心设施的运营，并通过 代金券计划；通过监督飞行员来促进中心的研究合作和增长 项目计划和指导计划。此外，管理核心将协调 科学和专业发展委员会的活动，该委员会将参加审查 并选择试点项目，促进初级调查人员的成功和指导研究人员 制定结构良好的协作赠款建议的途径。 关联 我们中心内发生的互动和讨论有助于产生新的想法和 新方法。跨学科（例如材料科学）的创新者所驱动的研究， 工程，生物学和医学将影响几乎所有医学专业和揭露小说 提高质量并延长生命持续时间的方法。