JUNIOR SCHOLAR DEVELOPMENT CORE

青少年学者发展核心

• 批准号: 7393937
• 负责人: Thomas G. McGuire
• 金额: $ 4.08万
• 依托单位: HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2008
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2008-04-15 至 2013-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7393937
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The primary aims of the Junior Scholar Development Core are to: (1) to support career development of those recently acquiring doctoral degrees who seek to build research programs relating to network and neighborhood effects on health; (2) stimulate new research in the area of social network and geographic neighborhood effects on health and health care, particularly relating to the themes that are emphasized in this Program Project (e.g., the description of social networks of patients and providers, the effects of health linkages on health outcomes, the interplay of geographic clustering and health outcomes, and the role of social context variables in determining health); and (3) to foster an environment that emphasizes learning and development across research projects and cores, especially in the areas described in Aim 2. We also hope to increase attention to these topics more broadly at Harvard University. In connection with these three aims, the Junior Scholar Development Core will provide salary support for post-doctoral research fellows and funds for small-scale pilot research conducted by those fellows and by junior faculty who apply. Core C will also fund career development activities that afford opportunities for learning and exchange of ideas, such as travel to scientific conferences. Through this initiative, we aim to increase the number of researchers involved in the study of social network and neighborhood effects on health so that the topic becomes and remains an important component of the increasing body of research on the social context of health and health care delivery. Core C will also provide post-doctoral level scientific personnel for the individual projects within this Program Project effort by matching fellows with on-going research projects. By administering the funding for post-doctoral research positions centrally in Core C, we will be able to most efficiently meet our twin goals of (1) fostering the individual interests and research agendas of post-doctoral fellows, and (2) matching these fellows with research project faculty whose projects would benefit from their skills and interests. Integrating the Small Grants Program with the Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program will promote maximal cross-fertilization among research projects of junior scholars. We are confident that the existence of Core C will result in a dynamic research climate within the Program Project, energized by new ideas from an outstanding group of young scientists from a broad array of scientific disciplines.

初级学者发展核心的主要目的是：（1）支持这些人的职业发展 最近获得了寻求建立与网络和网络和的研究计划的博士学位 邻里对健康的影响； （2）刺激社交网络和地理领域的新研究 社区对健康和医疗保健的影响，尤其是与强调的主题有关 该计划项目（例如，对患者和提供者的社交网络描述，健康的影响 与健康成果的联系，地理聚类和健康成果的相互作用以及 社会环境变量确定健康）； （3）促进一个强调学习的环境 以及跨研究项目和核心的发展，尤其是在AIM 2中描述的领域。我们也 希望在哈佛大学更广泛地提高人们对这些主题的关注。与这三个 AIMS，初级学者发展核心将为博士后研究研究员提供薪水支持和 由研究员和申请初级教师进行的小型试点研究的资金。 Core C Will 还为职业发展活动提供资金，这些活动提供了学习和交流思想的机会，例如 前往科学会议。通过这项倡议，我们旨在增加研究人员的数量 参与了社交网络和邻里对健康的影响的研究，以使主题变成和 仍然是对健康社会背景的研究越来越重要的重要组成部分， 医疗保健提供。核心C还将为个人提供博士后科学人员 该计划项目中的项目通过将研究员与正在进行的研究项目相匹配来进行。经过 在核心C中集中管理博士后研究职位的资金，我们将能够大多数 有效地实现我们的双胞胎目标，即（1）培养个人利益和研究议程 研究员，以及（2）将这些研究员与研究项目教师匹配，其项目将从他们的项目中受益 技能和兴趣。将小型赠款计划与博士后奖学金计划集成 促进初级学者研究项目之间的最大交叉施肥。我们相信 核心C的存在将导致程序项目中的动态研究氛围，并通过新的 来自一系列广泛的科学学科的一群杰出的年轻科学家的想法。