Opportunities and Innovation Fund Component

机会和创新基金部分

• 批准号: 10744470
• 负责人: JUNFENG ZHANG
• 金额: $ 450.22万
• 依托单位: DUKE UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2016
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2016-09-21 至 2025-05-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10744470
• 关键词: Address; Area; Attention; Award; Budgets; Child Health; Childhood; Collaborations; Communities; Computer software; Creativeness; Data Analyses; Dedications; Development; Diverse Workforce; Ensure; Evaluation; Faculty; Fostering; Funding; Generations; Goals; Grant; Infrastructure; Investments; Knowledge; Letters; Mission; Outcome; Process; Progress Reports; Protocols documentation; Publications; Qualifying; Request for Applications; Research; Research Personnel; Research Support; Resources; Science; Scientific Advances and Accomplishments; Series; Services; System; Technology; Training; United States National Institutes of Health; Work; Writing; career development; experience; innovation; next generation; novel; operation; peer learning; programs; skills; tool; webinar; Address; Area; Attention; Award; Budgets; Child Health; Childhood; Collaborations; Communities; Computer software; Creativeness; Data Analyses; Dedications; Development; Diverse Workforce; Ensure; Evaluation; Faculty; Fostering; Funding; Generations; Goals; Grant; Infrastructure; Investments; Knowledge; Letters; Mission; Outcome; Process; Progress Reports; Protocols documentation; Publications; Qualifying; Request for Applications; Research; Research Personnel; Research Support; Resources; Science; Scientific Advances and Accomplishments; Series; Services; System; Technology; Training; United States National Institutes of Health; Work; Writing; career development; experience; innovation; next generation; novel; operation; peer learning; programs; skills; tool; webinar

OPPORTUNITIES AND INNOVATION FUND COMPONENT ABSTRACT Investing in the next generation of researchers is essential to develop a well-trained, creative, and diverse workforce capable of addressing the child health outcomes that are the focus of the ECHO Program and the broader NIH agenda. The ECHO CC Opportunities and Innovation Fund (OIF) Component will manage awards to early investigators to conduct research that will promote their career development, support innovative projects that introduce new tools and technologies to the ECHO Program, and promote collaborations. This will be facilitated by DCRI's extensive experience in establishing systems to solicit, collect and review scientific applications and implementing small, efficient, impactful pediatric studies. The specific aims of the OIF component of the ECHO CC, led by Drs. Linda Adair and Junfeng Zhang are to 1) provide infrastructure and tools for solicitation, review, and an award process that will support research by a diverse group of early investigators; and 2) provide support to ensure high quality study operations and timely completion and dissemination of research results and career development for awardees. The OIF Component will effectively manage five OIF funding cycles over seven years with two teams led by CC Faculty and highly experienced project leaders. One team will develop scientific focus areas to guide OIF applications, prepare and widely disseminate requests for applications (RFA), manage letters of intent and applications with high level tracking software; organize highly qualified review panels for evaluation of applications, and work with NIH to inform their funding decisions. The application solicitation process will include special attention to strategies to enhance diversity among applicants. A second team will focus on the administration of funded projects, including oversight of all aspects of compliance, effective management of budgets, solicitation and review of progress reports from funded young investigators, and support for career development activities. The latter will include a series of 10 OIF Networking and Development webinars each year for OIF early investigators to 1) educate early investigators on the ECHO OIF support services available to them including the ECHO publications committee process; working with the Data Analysis Center and other CC Components; and opportunities for stakeholder engagement; 2) foster peer learning and collaboration through presentations of work in progress; 3) enhance career development and grant skills including how to write successful career development applications, develop and nurture diverse research teams and establish a research portfolio. OIF early investigators will receive individualized support from dedicated project leaders assigned to oversee their research protocol and identify challenges and implement solutions to overcome them.

机会与创新基金部分摘要 投资下一代研究人员对于发展训练有素，富有创造力和多样化至关重要 能够解决儿童健康成果的劳动力，这是Echo计划的重点和 更广泛的NIH议程。 Echo CC机会与创新基金（OIF）组件将管理奖励 向早期研究人员进行研究，以促进其职业发展，支持创新 向回声计划引入新工具和技术的项目，并促进合作。这会 DCRI在建立系统以征求，收集和审查科学的系统方面的丰富经验来促进 应用和实施小，有效，有影响力的小儿研究。 OIF的具体目的 Echo CC的组成部分，由Drs领导。 Linda Adair和Junfeng Zhang是1）提供基础设施和 招标，审查和奖励过程的工具，该工具将支持一组早期的研究 调查人员； 2）提供支持，以确保高质量的研究操作和及时完成和 传播获奖者的研究结果和职业发展。 OIF组件将有效 在七年内，由CC教师和经验丰富的两支球队管理五个OIF资金周期 项目负责人。一个团队将开发科学焦点领域，以指导OIF应用，准备并广泛 传播有关应用程序的请求（RFA），管理意向书和具有高级跟踪的应用程序 软件;组织高素质的审核面板以评估申请，并与NIH合作以告知 他们的资金决定。应用程序招标过程将包括对策略的特别关注 增强申请人之间的多样性。第二个团队将专注于资助项目的管理 包括对合规的各个方面的监督，预算有效管理，招标和审查 资助的年轻调查员的进度报告，并支持职业发展活动。后者会 每年为OIF早期调查人员提供一系列10个OIF网络和开发网络研讨会至1） 教育早期的调查人员有关他们可用的Echo OIF支持服务，包括Echo 出版委员会程序；与数据分析中心和其他CC组件一起工作；和 利益相关者参与的机会； 2）通过演讲来促进同行学习和协作 正在进行的工作； 3）增强职业发展和授予技能，包括如何撰写成功的职业 开发应用，发展和培养多样化的研究团队并建立研究组合。 OIF 早期的调查人员将获得分配的专门项目负责人的个性化支持 研究协议并确定挑战并实施解决方案以克服它们。