HERCULES: Exposome Research Center

HERCULES：暴露研究中心

• 批准号: 10668236
• 负责人: Edward Thomas Morgan
• 金额: $ 31.3万
• 依托单位: EMORY UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-05-21 至 2027-03-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10668236
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HERCULES: PILOT PROJECT PROGRAM – ABSTRACT/SUMMARY The HERCULES Pilot Project Program will build on our experience and success to support and expand innovative exposome research at Emory University and Georgia Tech, in order to broaden the impact and influence of the Center on the respective institutions and to continue to grow capacity of the Center in its leadership in translational exposomic and environmental health-related research and technologies. HERCULES Pilot Awards from the current cycle resulted in over 17 publications and received $9.5 million in external funding for the research developed by their Projects. Community-engaged pilots were funded each year and led to impacts on their community partners ranging from federal remediation efforts to local policy change. The Pilot Project Program will fund six full, year-long, pilot projects per year as well as up to four smaller ENHANCE grants that will provide HERCULES members with short-duration, limited funds on a time- sensitive basis, to expedite new environmental health-focused NIH R- or P-level grants and/or gather data needed for revision of a reviewed NIH application. The mechanism for review of the full applications is augmented by a new collaboration with the NIEHS Environmental Health Core Center at North Carolina State University. While the primary criterion for funding will be the perceived likelihood of the project to seed a successful R-level NIEHS grant application, additional criteria are alignment with the NIEHS Strategic Plan, cross-departmental (school or institutional) collaborations, investigators entering the field of environmental health or exposome research, use of HERCULES Cores, and support for early career investigators, to whom we will continue our commitment to their development with a target of at least two awards per year. The Pilot Project Program will synergize with and enhance the activities of the Community Engagement Core by earmarking at least one award per year for a community-engaged research project. We will also work with the Career Development component of the Administrative Core to identify and provide guidance to those who might benefit from pilot support. Pilot Program announcements and scientific review will also emphasize use of the Integrated Health Sciences Facilities Core, and the Environmental Health Data Sciences Core. Awardees will receive free or subsidized use of Core services during their Award. Through its function of innovating exposome research, the Pilot Project Program is central to attaining our vision of serving as an intellectual hub in the advancement and translation of exposome research to improve public health.

大力神：试点项目计划 - 摘要/摘要 大力神飞行员项目计划将基于我们的经验和成功，以支持和扩展 为了扩大影响力和 中心对相对机构的影响，并继续在其中心的能力 翻译的外汇和环境健康相关的研究和技术领域的领导才能。 当前周期的Hercules飞行员奖导致了17多个出版物，并获得了950万美元 针对其项目开发的研究的外部资金。社区参与的飞行员得到了每个 一年，导致其社区合作伙伴的影响，从联邦补救工作到地方政策 改变。试点项目计划将为每年的六个全年，一年的试点项目提供资金，最多四个 较小的增强补助金，这将为大力神成员提供短期，时间有限的资金 敏感的基础，加快以环境健康为中心的新的NIH R-或P级赠款和/或收集数据 修订审查的NIH申请所需。审查完整应用程序的机制是 与北卡罗来纳州NIEHS环境健康核心中心的新合作增强 大学。虽然资金的主要标准将是该项目播种A的可能性 成功的R级NIEHS赠款申请，其他标准与NIEHS战略计划保持一致， 跨部门（学校或机构）合作，调查人员进入环境领域 健康或宣传组研究，大力神核心的使用以及对早期职业调查人员的支持， 我们将以每年至少两个奖项的目标继续对他们的发展做出承诺。飞行员 项目计划将通过 每年至少为一个社区参与研究项目指定一个奖励。我们还将与 行政核心的职业发展组成部分，以识别并为那些人提供指导 可能会从飞行员支持中受益。试点计划公告和科学评论还将强调使用 综合健康科学设施核心以及环境健康数据科学核心。 获奖者将在奖励期间免费或补贴核心服务。通过其功能 试点项目计划创新的外界研究，对于达到我们的愿景至关重要 智力枢纽的发展和翻译，以改善公共卫生。