Center for Environmental and Health Effects of PFAS

PFAS 环境与健康影响中心

基本信息

批准号：
10115841
负责人：
CAROLYN J MATTINGLY
金额：
$ 14.99万
依托单位：
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY RALEIGH
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2020-02-28 至 2025-01-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10115841
关键词：
Address Advisory Committees Affect Area Collaborations Communication Communities Community Actions Complex Cosmetics Data Detection Development Ecology Ensure Environment Environmental Engineering technology Environmental Health Environmental Pollution Environmental Protection Exposure to Feeds Fire - disasters Fostering Foundations Funding Goals Government Grant Health Human Individual Infrastructure Knowledge Leadership Measures Methodology North Carolina Population Preventive Preventive measure Process Research Research Personnel Research Project Grants Resources Risk Schedule Scientist Series Services Signal Recognition Particle Superfund System Technology Technology Transfer TimeLine Toxic effect Training Translational Research Translations Universities Voice Work base bioaccumulation community center community engagement data sharing experience fighting immunotoxicity improved innovation interest meetings member next generation programs remediation social media success web site

项目摘要

ABSTRACT Administrative Core The Administrative Core is the central organizational entity of our proposed Center for Environmental and Health Effects of PFAS. The goals of the Administrative Core are to ensure integration and efficient administrative and fiscal management of the Center to stimulate discovery-based knowledge and facilitate research translation that leads to improved protection of environmental and human health. The leadership team is purposefully comprised of individuals with domain-specific expertise that reflects the biomedical and environmental science and engineering foci of the Center as well as significant administrative experience and strong connections to government stakeholders to ensure effective and efficient management and research translation. An internal advisory committee (IAC) will be formed with a designated representative from each of the Research Projects, Cores, and the community of Center trainees. This committee will be the voice of the Center and work with the Administrative Core to facilitate and implement initiatives and develop content (e.g., community partner meetings, annual Retreat, transdisciplinary seminars) that will ensure and strengthen communication and integration within and outside of the Center. In addition to providing planning and administrative support on a day-to-day basis, a dedicated Center Program Manager will solicit information from all members and coordinate the development and dispersal of current and dynamic content for public- facing communication mechanisms such as the Center's web site and social media feeds. Research Translation will be a priority of the Center. The collective strength of existing partnerships with government stakeholders among the Center's members will be leveraged, shared, and expanded according to clear timelines and development of Individualized Research Translation Plans by all Center members during the first year of funding and in coordination with the Center's Research Translation Coordinator. Plans will be revisited bi-annually and will evolve as the Center and research programs progress. The Administrative Core will work closely with the Community Engagement Core (CEC) and facilitate Center member involvement in a range of activities including bimonthly community meetings throughout the impacted regions of priority for this Center, the Center's annual Retreat, reviewing CEC mini grants, and cultivating research collaborations with community partners and Fellows. Finally, the Administrative Core will work with the Research Experience and Training Coordination Core to ensure integration of Center trainees with Research Projects and Cores, development of nanocourses, scheduling of seminars embedded in transdisciplinary seminar series, and involvement of trainees in IAC meetings and the annual Retreat. The Administrative Core will provide the infrastructure and support to facilitate and continually evaluate and implement integration-cultivating measures and collaboration to reach the goals of the Center.

抽象的行政核心行政核心是我们拟议的环境和环境中心的中央组织实体 PFAS 对健康的影响。行政核心的目标是确保整合和高效该中心的行政和财务管理，以激发基于发现的知识和促进研究转化，从而改善对环境和人类健康的保护。领导团队有目的地由具有特定领域专业知识的个人组成，这些专业知识反映了该中心的生物医学和环境科学与工程重点以及重要的行政管理经验以及与政府利益相关者的紧密联系，以确保有效和高效的管理和研究翻译。将成立一个内部咨询委员会（IAC）并指定一名代表来自每个研究项目、核心和中心学员社区。该委员会将是中心的声音，并与行政核心合作，促进和实施举措并制定内容（例如社区合作伙伴会议、年度静修会、跨学科研讨会）将确保和加强中心内外的沟通和融合。除了提供规划外和日常行政支持，专门的中心项目经理将征求信息来自所有成员并协调当前和动态内容的开发和传播，以供公众使用面对中心网站和社交媒体等沟通机制。研究翻译将是中心的优先事项。与政府现有合作伙伴关系的集体力量中心成员中的利益相关者将根据明确的规定得到利用、共享和扩大所有中心成员在第一阶段制定个性化研究翻译计划的时间表和制定年的资助并与中心的研究翻译协调员协调。将重新审视计划每年两次，并将随着中心和研究项目的进展而发展。行政核心将发挥作用与社区参与核心 (CEC) 密切合作，促进中心成员参与一系列活动活动包括在该中心优先受影响地区举行的双月社区会议，该中心的年度静修会，审查 CEC 小额赠款，并与社区合作伙伴和研究员。最后，行政核心将与研究经验和培训协调核心，确保中心学员与研究项目和核心的整合，开发纳米课程，安排嵌入跨学科研讨会系列的研讨会，以及学员参与 IAC 会议和年度务虚会。行政核心将提供促进并持续评估和实施融合培养措施的基础设施和支持和合作以实现中心的目标。