Pilot Project Program

试点项目计划

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项目摘要

Summary/Abstract (Pilot Project Program) The Pilot Project Program (PPP) contributes to the mission of the M-LEEaD Center by supporting pilot projects that encourage innovation, creativity, and multidisciplinary collaborations, especially among basic scientists, clinical researchers, and community and regulatory stakeholders. The Pilot Project Program is an important mechanism for attracting new individuals to our center and for providing support to generate preliminary data to compete for external funding. The aims of the Pilot Project Program are to: 1) attract established investigators new to our center who can provide new insights and approaches to questions regarding the relationships between lifestage environmental exposures and disease; 2) encourage innovation, creativity, and multidisciplinary collaborations, especially between basic scientists, clinical researchers, and community and regulatory stakeholders; 3) facilitate our center members’ ability to respond quickly and effectively to new and quick-turnaround research opportunities, especially those from NIEHS; and 4) provide important support for early-stage investigators to generate preliminary data for developing independent research projects and compete for independent funding. This approach was successful in our initial funding period as evidenced by the number of junior faculty supported, the new collaborations that were formed, the participation of scientists new to environmental health research that participated the center activities as a result of the Pilot Project Program, the number of external grant applications submitted, the number of resulting publications, and career advancement, all as summarized in the progress report. Important advances in the administration of the Pilot Project Program during the last cycle include the formation of a reviewer consortium with other P30 centers to help improve objectivity of the reviews as well as avoid conflicts of interest that can result from reviews by others in the same institution. In the next cycle of the Pilot Project Program will build on the momentum generated in the first four years by continuing the wide distribution of the Request for Applications throughout the School of Public Health and the Medicial School, continuing the Reviewer consortium and continuing the Core facilities. We will also continue our practice of including a COEC member on the review committee responsible for ranking of the proposals to assure their input. Together, these practices will continue the groundbreaking work started in the first cycle of the Pilot Project Program.
摘要/摘要(试点项目计划) 试点项目计划(PPP)通过支持试点项目来促进M-Leead中心的任务 鼓励创新,创造力和多学科合作,尤其是在基础科学家中, 临床研究人员以及社区和监管利益相关者。试点项目计划很重要 吸引新个人到我们中心的机制,并提供支持以生成初步数据 争夺外部资金。试点项目计划的目的是:1)吸引既定的调查员 我们中心的新手可以为有关关系提供新的见解和方法 在生命环境暴露和疾病之间; 2)鼓励创新,创造力和 多学科合作,尤其是基础科学家,临床研究人员和社区之间 监管利益相关者; 3)促进我们中心成员快速有效地响应新的能力 快速发展的研究机会,尤其是来自NIEH的研究机会; 4)为 早期研究人员生成初步数据,以开发独立的研究项目和 争夺独立资金。这种方法在我们最初的资金期间成功了 支持初级教师的人数,成立的新合作,科学家的参与 由于试点项目,参与中心活动的环境健康研究的新手 计划,提交的外部赠款申请的数量,由此产生的出版物数量和职业 进步报告总结了进步。飞行员管理的重要进展 最后一个周期期间的项目计划包括与其他P30中心组建一个审阅者财团 帮助提高评论的目标,并避免利益冲突,这可能是由 其他机构中的其他人。在下一个飞行员项目计划的下一个周期中,计划将以势头为基础 在最初的四年中,通过继续在整个过程中宣布申请请求的广泛分配 公共卫生学院和药学院,继续审查员财团并继续 核心设施。我们还将继续我们的实践,将COEC成员包括在审查委员会中 负责对提案进行排名以确保其投入。这些实践将继续 开创性的工作始于试点项目计划的第一个周期。

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