Administrative Core

行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10218172
负责人：
Geoffrey Ivan Scott
金额：
$ 12.4万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AT COLUMBIA
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2018
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2018-09-30 至 2023-06-30
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10218172
关键词：
Address Administrative Coordination Adverse effects Advisory Committees Anabaena flos-aquae Area Bacteria Chemistry Communication Communities Complex Cyanobacterium Cylindrospermopsis Development Disease Documentation Ecology Education Ensure Environmental Health Exposure to Fisheries Goals Health Human Immunocompromised Host Individual Institution Laboratories Link Liver diseases Long-Term Effects Microcystis aeruginosa Minority Modeling Nongovernmental Organizations Oceanography Oceans Policies Populations at Risk Prevention Prevention strategy Process Production Public Health Public Health Schools Reporting Research Research Activity Research Project Grants Risk Running Safety Science Seafood South Carolina Structure TimeLine Toxicology Toxin Translating Translations Universities Vibrio Vibrio Infections Virulent Work climate change college community engagement cyanobacterial toxin environmental chemistry environmental justice experience health assessment health goals high risk human disease meetings microcystin minority communities non-alcoholic operation outreach programs sound tool

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY The Administration Core (AC) will be the primary mechanism for integrating the scientific, management and administrative activities of the Center including the 4 Research Projects – (1) Vibrio Bacteria; (2) Cyanobacteria (3) Chemistry of Cyanobacterial Toxins and (4) Toxicology of Microcystin toxins, Vibrio Bacteria and Microplastics on Human Health and Disease and the Community Engagement Core (CEC). The overall goal of the Administrative Core (AC) is to ensure the full integration of the 4 Research Projects and the CEC, along with all internal and external partners into one thematically driven research Center which can address immediate and long terms effects of climate change on coastal ocean science and public health. Research, outreach, dissemination, and public health prevention messaging will be fully integrated by the AC, which will be the mechanism by which this scientific, technical, management and administrative integration is directed and achieved. The AC is led by the Center Director and the Center Deputy Director, who are supported by the Center Management Team (all Research Project Directors and the CEC Director) in day to day operations. It will be assisted by the External and Internal Advisory Committees, who will advise the Center by providing reviews of Center, Core and Projects and more long term planning and research guidance. This collective approach ensures that research timelines and the research activities of each Project and the CEC are linked and focused towards meeting the overall goals and aims of the Center and that the climate change, environmental and biomedical science aspects of each different Project are fully integrated. The AC will work closely with the CEC to ensure it is fully integrated into each Research Project, especially for translation of predicted effects of climate change on Vibrio infections and Cyanobacterial toxin production, individually or in combination with microplastics exposure and resulting adverse effects on human health. The CEC will translate these findings on climate change effects on Vibrio bacteria and Cyanobacterial toxins and resulting effects on human disease processes and seafood safety, developing effective health educational messaging targeted at high risk individuals (e.g. underlying liver disease; immunocompromised) and Environmental Justice/minority communities and ecoforecasts that alert the public about increased risk of exposure to highly virulent Vibrio bacteria and highly toxic Cyanobacteria. The AC will work with the research Projects and the CEC to ensure that they all serve the Center requirements in their respective areas of research and focus (stakeholders, communities and at risk individuals) with a specific focus on minority and Environmental Justice Communities.

项目概要行政核心（AC）将成为整合科学、管理和管理的主要机制。该中心的行政活动包括 4 个研究项目 – (1) 弧菌 (2) 蓝藻 (3) 蓝藻毒素的化学和 (4) 微囊藻毒素、弧菌的毒理学和微塑料对人类健康和疾病以及社区参与核心（CEC）的影响。行政核心 (AC) 的目标是确保 4 个研究项目和 CEC 的全面整合，与所有内部和外部合作伙伴一起组建一个主题驱动的研究中心，该中心可以解决气候变化对沿海海洋科学和公共卫生研究的直接和长期影响， AC 将全面整合外展、传播和公共卫生预防信息，这将是指导科学、技术、管理和行政一体化的机制审计委员会由中心主任和中心副主任领导，并得到中心的支持。中心管理团队（所有研究项目总监和 CEC 总监）的日常运营。将得到外部和内部咨询委员会的协助，他们将通过提供对中心、核心和项目的审查以及更长期的规划和研究指导。方法确保每个项目和 CEC 的研究时间表和研究活动相互联系会议重点关注中心的总体目标和目标以及气候变化、每个不同项目的环境和生物医学科学方面都将得到充分整合。与 CEC 密切合作，确保其完全融入每个研究项目，特别是翻译预测气候变化对弧菌感染和蓝藻毒素产生的单独或整体影响加上微塑料暴露及其对人类健康造成的不利影响。将这些发现转化为气候变化对弧菌和蓝藻毒素的影响以及由此产生的结果对人类疾病过程和海鲜安全的影响，制定有效的健康教育信息针对高风险个体（例如潜在的肝病；免疫功能低下）和环境司法/少数民族社区和生态预测，提醒公众暴露于高风险的风险增加 AC 将与研究项目和实验室合作。 CEC 确保它们在各自的研究和重点领域都满足中心的要求（利益相关者、社区和面临风险的个人），特别关注少数群体和环境正义社区。