Administrative Core

行政核心

• 批准号: 10633805
• 负责人: SABINE KASTNER
• 金额: $ 29.57万
• 依托单位: PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-04-03 至 2028-03-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10633805
• 关键词: Annual Reports; Appointment; Behavioral; Brain; Budgets; Clinical; Cognition; Cognitive; Communication; Communities; Computer Models; Consultations; Development; Education and Outreach; Electrophysiology (science); Focus Groups; Fostering; Goals; Human; Institution; Knowledge; Leadership; Link; Maintenance; Methods; Modeling; Population; Postdoctoral Fellow; Research Personnel; Resource Allocation; Resource Development; Resource Sharing; Role; Structure; Students; Thalamic structure; Training; Training Programs; Tupaiidae; Underrepresented Minority; United States National Institutes of Health; community center; data exchange; data sharing; imaging modality; meetings; multimodal neuroimaging; multimodality; nonhuman primate; outreach; outreach program; public education; success; synergism; training opportunity; videoconference; web site

ABSTRACT The overall goal of the Center is to derive a biologically plausible model for human thalamus function by identifying and modeling functional organization principles of higher-order thalamic computations and interactions between thalamus and cortex. The goal of Core A is to provide administrative support to all center projects and cores and coordinate their activities under the leadership of Dr. Kastner. This includes plans to facilitate information transfer and data sharing among projects and cores, to disseminate knowledge gained by Center activities to the scientific community and public (including a comprehensive educational outreach program), and to provide training and professional development opportunities. The Center comprises five projects and two cores led by eight PIs/Co-Is from eight institutions, who represent a wide range of methods and expertise including multimodal neuroimaging in neurotypical and clinical human populations, and intracranial electrophysiology in non-human primates and tree shrews. The close collaborative links and synergy across the projects and cores that will be critical to the success of the proposed Center necessitate a high level of scientific and administrative oversight and coordination across the different Center components. Core A will have the following aims: 1. To provide oversight over all scientific activities of the Center components by facilitating communication through regular Center meetings of the Steering Committee (comprised of the Center Director and all PIs/Co-Is), the whole Center community, and the external consultants, and by establishing an External Advisory Board, in consultation with NIH; 2. To provide oversight over all administrative responsibilities such as the budget and resource allocation, annual reporting and maintaining a Center website; 3. To provide training opportunities, particularly considering underrepresented minorities, and to develop an educational outreach program.

抽象的 该中心的总体目标是通过以下方式推导人类丘脑功能的生物学合理模型 识别和建模高阶丘脑计算的功能组织原理 丘脑和皮质之间的相互作用。核心 A 的目标是为所有中心提供行政支持 项目和核心并在卡斯特纳博士的领导下协调其活动。这包括计划 促进项目和核心之间的信息传输和数据共享，传播通过项目获得的知识 中心向科学界和公众开展的活动（包括全面的教育宣传 计划），并提供培训和专业发展机会。该中心由五个 项目和两个核心，由来自八个机构的八位 PI/Co-Is 领导，他们代表了广泛的方法和 专业知识包括神经典型和临床人群的多模式神经影像学以及颅内 非人类灵长类动物和树鼩的电生理学。整个领域的密切合作联系和协同作用 对于拟议中心的成功至关重要的项目和核心需要高水平的科学 中心不同部门之间的行政监督和协调。核心 A 将具有 目标如下： 1. 通过促进中心各部门的所有科学活动的监督 通过指导委员会（由中心主任组成）的定期中心会议进行沟通 和所有 PI/Co-Is）、整个中心社区和外部顾问，并通过建立一个外部 咨询委员会，与 NIH 协商； 2. 监督所有行政职责，例如 预算和资源分配、年度报告和维护中心网站； 3. 提供培训 机会，特别是考虑到代表性不足的少数群体，并开展教育推广活动 程序。