Administration Structure
行政架构
基本信息
- 批准号:7688796
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.91万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-08-01 至 2012-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AccountingAdministratorApplications GrantsBiochemistryBudgetsChargeCollaborationsComplexCore FacilityDiseaseEquipmentFacultyFosteringFunctional disorderFundingGoalsGrantHealth Services ResearchHearingHuman ResourcesIndividualInstitutionMaintenanceMichiganMolecularOccupational activity of managing financesOperative Surgical ProceduresOtolaryngologyPerceptionPersonnel ManagementPlantsPositioning AttributePresbycusisProcessProgram Research Project GrantsProgress ReportsReportingResearchResearch InstituteResearch PersonnelResource AllocationServicesSignal TransductionStructureTimeTrainingUnited States National Institutes of HealthUniversitiesbasedaydesignexperiencemedical schoolsprofessorprogramsranpirnaseresearch and developmentsensory mechanismspelling
项目摘要
Administrative Structure
The scientific aspects of the Core Center, specifically the promotion of information exchange, scientific
interactions, and the fostering of collaborations will be coordinated by the newly created Scientific Synergy
Core (Core A). The charge to the administrative core therefore is purely organizational to
1. integrate and supervise the research core activities;
2. facilitate the operation of the cores by resolving issues of space and facilities;
3. assume administrative tasks for all cores such as personnel management and financial operations;
4. carry out or facilitate contacts with University of Michigan administration and granting agencies;
5. coordinate the submission of progress reports and renewal grant applications.
Dr. Jochen Schacht is the Director of the proposed University of Michigan Hearing Research Core Center and
will be responsible for both the overall goals and the administration of this grant. The research and user base
comprises investigators from four institutions: The University of Michigan, Michigan State University, Wayne
State University, and University of Toledo; however, all core facilities and activities will be located at the
University of Michigan. Dr. Schacht has been on the faculty of the Kresge Hearing Research Institute since
1972 and holds the position of Professor of Biological Chemistry in Otolaryngology and Director of the Kresge
Hearing Research Institute. He is PI on the current P30 and has extensive experience in the coordination of
similar multi-investigator projects. He was the PI on a NIDCD-funded training grant "Sensory Mechanisms and
Disorders" from 1983 to 1996 (continued by Dr. Pfingst), on a NIDCD-supported Program Project grant
"Perception and Processing of Complex Signals" from 1991 to 1996 (continued by Dr. Middlebrooks) and on a
NIDCD-sponsored Program Project grant "Molecular Mechanisms of Cochlear Function and Dysfunction" from
1996 to December 2001 when P01s were discontinued by NIDCD. Currently, Dr. Schacht is PI on an
interdepartmental Program Project Grant on age-related hearing loss funded by NIA.
Dr. Schacht will be supported in all aspects of research core organization by the directors of the individual
research service cores, Drs. Altschuler, Dolan, Middlebrooks, and Raphael. Each research core has its own
structure designed to meet the needs of the investigators and to maximize its efficiency. While the Research
Core directors report to Dr. Schacht on core activities and progress, they determine the day-to-day operations
of their cores as spelled out in the description of the Research Cores.
In the administrative aspects of the program, Dr. Schacht is assisted by a team consisting of Ms. Jackie Blake,
an experienced administrator, Mr. Gary Dootz, Administrative Assistant and grants manager, and Ms. Sue Ann
Kelch, Finance Coordinator. The team will oversee all administrative services provided for the cores including
fiscal planning and management, financial oversight and analysis, compilation of progress reports to NIH,
personnel services, facilities and equipment needs, and resource allocations. Ms. Blake will primarily be
responsible for the paperwork and recordkeeping for Core Center personnel and payroll and act as the liaison
between the co-investigators of this Center and The University of Michigan's central services (The Medical
School, Personnel, Plant and Maintenance Departments). Mr. Dootz is responsible for contacts with the
Division of Research Development and Administration as well as with NIH. The part-time Finance Coordinator
will provide the direct financial services required for the Center, including financial recordkeeping, monthly
reconciliation of statements of accounts, and assistance with budget planning and review. Dr. Schacht will
receive formal monthly reports on the current and planned expenses of each core and review these reports
with the Research Core Directors.
行政结构
核心中心的科学方面,特别是促进信息交流,科学
互动以及合作的促进将由新创建的科学协同作用协调
核心(核心A)。因此,对行政核心的指控纯粹是组织
1。整合和监督研究核心活动;
2。通过解决空间和设施问题来促进核心的运行;
3。承担所有核心的行政任务,例如人事管理和财务运营;
4。进行或促进与密歇根大学政府和授予机构的联系;
5。协调进度报告和更新赠款申请的提交。
Jochen Schacht博士是密歇根大学听力研究核心中心的主任,
将负责这笔赠款的总体目标和管理。研究和用户群
由四个机构的调查人员组成:密歇根大学密歇根州立大学,韦恩
州立大学和托莱多大学;但是,所有核心设施和活动都将位于
密歇根大学。自从Schacht博士一直担任Kresge听力研究所的教职
1972年,并担任耳鼻喉科生物化学教授和KRESGE主任
听力研究所。他是当前P30的PI,在协调方面拥有丰富的经验
类似的多启动项目。他是NIDCD资助的培训补助金的PI“感官机制和
从1983年到1996年(Pfingst博士续),在NIDCD支持的计划项目赠款上
从1991年到1996年(由Middlebrook博士继续)和A上
NIDCD赞助的计划项目授予“人工耳蜗功能和功能障碍的分子机制”
1996年至2001年12月,NIDCD停止使用P01。目前,Schacht博士是PI
部门跨部门计划项目赠款NIA资助的与年龄相关的听力损失。
Schacht博士将在研究核心组织的各个方面得到个人董事的支持
研究服务核心,博士。 Altschuler,Dolan,Middlebrooks和Raphael。每个研究核心都有自己的
旨在满足调查人员需求并最大化其效率的结构。研究
核心主管向Schacht博士报告核心活动和进度,他们确定日常运营
在研究核心描述中阐明的核心。
在该计划的行政方面,Schacht博士得到了由杰基·布雷克女士组成的团队的协助,
经验丰富的管理员,行政助理和赠款经理Gary Dootz先生和Sue Ann女士
凯尔奇(Kelch),金融协调员。团队将监督为核心提供的所有行政服务
财政规划和管理,财务监督和分析,进度报告给NIH,
人员服务,设施和设备需求以及资源分配。布雷克女士将主要是
负责核心中心人员的文书工作和记录保存和薪资,并充当联络
在该中心的共同投资者与密歇根大学的中央服务之间(医疗
学校,人员,工厂和维护部门)。 Dootz先生负责与
研究开发和管理部以及NIH。兼职金融协调员
将提供中心所需的直接金融服务,包括财务记录保存,每月
对帐单的核算以及预算计划和审查的协助。 Schacht Will博士
收到有关每个核心的当前和计划费用的正式每月报告,并查看这些报告
与研究核心主管。
项目成果
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{{ truncateString('JOCHEN SCHACHT', 18)}}的其他基金
ANTIOXIDANT AND HOMEOSTATIC PATHWAYS IN AGING COCHLEA
老化耳蜗中的抗氧化剂和稳态途径
- 批准号:
6966782 - 财政年份:2005
- 资助金额:
$ 8.91万 - 项目类别:
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