Pilot Project Program
试点项目计划
基本信息
- 批准号:8055913
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.3万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:至
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Purpose of Program
An important aspect of the CREED has been the implementation and administration of a highly successful
Pilot Project Program. The original goals of the CRED Pilot Project Program were to use seed money to
provide support i) to new investigators who show promise in becoming valuable assets to the Center, ii)
to established Center investigators for exploratory projects of a highly innovative nature that are likely to
attract new outside funding, and Hi) to established non-Center investigators who desire to apply their
specialized talents to environmental health research within the context of the Center's overall program.
All of these goals have again been met through the Pilot Projects that have been awarded during the
current funding period. The availability of the Facility Cores has proven to be a particular advantage for
Pilot Project awardees who are Associate or non-members by enhancing the availability of resources
over and above the actual funding provided by the Pilot Project award. In addition, as described in
Section XVII.C. below, the Pilot Project Program again has been very successful in leveraging Center
grant dollars for extramural funding.
Dr. Jim Kehrer (former CRED Associate Director) had responsibility for coordinating the Pilot Project
Program through the Administrative Core. Announcements have been made annually detailing the Pilot
Project Program. These notices are sent to all Center Members as well as to other faculty and
departments on all campuses. Information has also been disseminated by individual Center members to
other collaborators resulting in the involvement of some non-Center investigators via this mechanism.
Particular emphasis has been placed on identifying new junior Faculty with research interests related to
the CRED, and specifically inviting them to apply for Pilot Project funding. Instructions for preparing an
application have been sent to all interested investigators. For practical reasons relating to other grant
deadlines, the receipt deadline for pilot projects was set at April 1 each year. Projected funding has
been June 1, with actual funding occurring in most cases by July 1. Individual grants have been made at
the level of $25,000 for a period of one year. Unspent Pilot Project funds have been extended beyond
one year, but no pilot grant has been extended with additional funding. Copies of all proposals received,
written comments submitted by reviewers, and detailed records of final recommendations are kept in the
Center Director's office
程序的目的
信条的一个重要方面是实施和管理非常成功的
试点项目计划。 CRED PILOT项目计划的最初目标是使用种子资金
提供支持i)向新的调查人员提供的支持,他们表现出成为中心有价值资产的希望,ii)
向已建立的中心调查人员进行高度创新性质的探索性项目
吸引新的外部资金,嗨),为既希望应用自己的非中心调查员
在该中心的整体计划的背景下,专门的环境健康研究人才。
所有这些目标再次通过在此期间授予的试点项目实现
当前的资金期。事实证明,设施核心的可用性是
通过增强资源的可用性,是合伙人或非会员的试点项目获奖者
超出试点项目奖提供的实际资金。另外,如所述
第XVII.C。下面,飞行员项目计划再次在利用中心方面非常成功
授予美元用于校外资金。
吉姆·基尔(Jim Kehrer)博士(前信用副主任)负责协调试点项目
通过管理核心进行程序。每年发布的公告详细介绍了飞行员
项目计划。这些通知已发送给所有中心成员以及其他教职员工
所有校园的部门。信息也已由各个中心成员传播到
其他合作者通过这种机制导致了一些非中心研究人员的参与。
特别重点是确定具有与研究兴趣有关的新初级教师
信誉,并特别邀请他们申请试点项目资金。准备准备
申请已发送给所有感兴趣的调查员。出于与其他赠款有关的实际原因
截止日期,试点项目的收据截止日期定于每年4月1日。预计资金
于6月1日,在大多数情况下是7月1日之前进行的实际资金。已经在
一年的水平25,000美元。未固定的飞行员项目资金已延长
一年,但没有额外的资金延长飞行员赠款。收到的所有提案的副本,
审稿人提交的书面评论以及最终建议的详细记录保留在
中心主任办公室
项目成果
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