CORE A - Administrative Core

核心 A - 行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10327736
负责人：
DAVID R. BEIER
金额：
$ 7.16万
依托单位：
SEATTLE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2021-01-11 至 2025-12-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10327736
关键词：
Advisory Committees Appointment Basic Science Biology Child Clinical Communication Communities Development Developmental Biology Ensure Ethics Faculty Genomics Goals Human Human Genetics Human Resources IACUC Information Dissemination Infrastructure Institutional Review Boards Laboratories Logistics Modification Mus National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Occupational activity of managing finances Pediatric Hospitals Procedures Research Research Institute Research Personnel Research Support Resources Scientist Services Site Structural Congenital Anomalies Students Technology Teleconferences Training Support Translational Research Underrepresented Minority Universities Washington design experience human disease inter-institutional interest meetings pediatric department programs success summer internship underrepresented minority student

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative Core will coordinate the administrative, fiscal, and organization aspects of our PPG program. Personnel in this Core will facilitate scientific communication among the clinical and laboratory sites of the project, and will provide support services to each of the projects. Investigators in the Department of Pediatrics have faculty appointments at UW and scientific appointments at SCRI and SCH. Collaborative scientific projects involving investigators at SCRI, SCH, and UW are frequent, and the administrative staff at the have excellent working relationships, such that tasks such as inter-institutional financial and budgetary management are routine. As the overall Program Director, Dr. David Beier is responsible for scientific overview of the project, for overall budgetary and administrative matters, and for insuring the investigators adhere to the highest ethical standards in conducting their research. All of the senior investigators, Dr. Katrina Dipple, Dr. Jay Shendure, and Dr. Murat Maga, have experience with interdisciplinary multi-investigator, multi-site projects and are well-suited for the collaborative effort that we are proposing. In addition to logistic and financial management of the PPG, the Administrative Core will facilitate inter-project communication and meetings. To facilitate dissemination of results to the community, the Core will also assist in the organization of a local annual meeting that we anticipate will be of interest to the large number of investigators interested in technological development and its application to understanding mammalian development and human disease. Finally, the Core will facilitate the participation in the PPG of underrepresented minority students via the SCRI-sponsored URM Summer Internship Program.

项目概要行政核心将协调行政、财政和组织方面我们的 PPG 计划。该核心人员将促进科学交流该项目的临床和实验室地点，并将为每个项目提供支持服务项目。儿科系的研究人员在华盛顿大学和 SCRI 和 SCH 的科学任命。合作科学项目涉及 SCRI、SCH 和 UW 的调查员很频繁，并且管理人员也有良好的工作关系，例如机构间财务和预算管理是常规的。作为总体项目总监，David Beier 博士负责该项目的科学概述项目、总体预算和行政事务以及为调查人员提供保险在进行研究时坚持最高的道德标准。所有的前辈研究人员 Katrina Dipple 博士、Jay Shendure 博士和 Murat Maga 博士有以下经验：跨学科、多研究者、多地点项目，非常适合协作我们建议的努力。除了 PPG 的后勤和财务管理外，行政核心还将促进项目间的沟通和会议。为便于将结果传播给社区，核心还将协助组织我们在当地举办的年度会议预计将引起对技术感兴趣的大量研究人员的兴趣发育及其在理解哺乳动物发育和人类疾病方面的应用。最后，核心将促进代表性不足的少数族裔学生参与 PPG 通过 SCRI 赞助的 URM 暑期实习计划。