Pilot Project Program

项目摘要-试点项目计划 试点计划(PPP)的总体目标是扩大加州大学戴维斯分校的研究基地 环境健康科学(EHS)，并吸引新的或现有的研究人员将他们的注意力转向 环境健康问题。PPP将通过提供研究资金来促进EHS研究， 促进核心资源的使用、智力支持和中心内部以及与其他机构的整合 加州大学戴维斯分校的项目。预计研究基金将启动专注于以下领域的新研究努力 环境卫生，通过可行性调查，收集初步数据，建立证据 原则或小规模研究，与联合国环境规划署的广泛使命和科学主题相一致 环境健康科学核心中心(EHSCC)，特别是具有翻译潜力的，并持有 承诺产生新的资源。该方案将强调对初级调查人员的支持，以及 这些研究人员是环境健康方面的新手，或探索新的研究方向，其 研究为与人类相关的环境健康研究带来了创新的视角 条件。还将向探索新方向的现有EHS研究人员提供支持。可用 通过与其他方案的伙伴关系，公私合作伙伴关系的资金得到了极大的增加， 中心和部门。PPP流程包括：1)发布建议书，2)审查预审 建议，3)推荐申请者到设施核心设计诊所寻求指导，4)寻找审查员，5) 审查关于科学价值和方案价值的提案，最后资金决定由 中心领导班子和利益相关者代表。购买力平价的具体目标是：(A) 为初级研究人员和/或EHS新手提供支持，以开展研究 EHS方案；(B)促进探索创新的新方向，以推进EHS研究；(C)开发 有利于多个中心成员进行EHS研究的资源、方法或技术；(D)促进 跨学科研究；(E)促进社区参与和转化性研究。这个 支持和促进初级教员的职业生涯以及 扩大采用概念或技术创新或对以下方面有翻译好处的研究 社区利益相关者。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Pilot Projects Program The overall goal of the Pilot Project Program (PPP) is to expand the UC Davis research base in environmental health sciences (EHS) and to attract new or established investigators to turn their attention to environmental health problems. The PPP will promote EHS research through provision of research funding, promotion of Core resource usage, intellectual support and integration within the Center as well as with other programs at UC Davis. Research funds are expected to jumpstart new research endeavors focused on environmental health, through feasibility investigation, collection of preliminary data, establishment of proof of principle or small studies that are consistent with the broad mission and scientific themes of the Environmental Health Sciences Core Center (EHSCC), and especially with translational potential, and to hold promise of generating new resources. This Program will emphasize support for junior investigators, as well as those investigators new to environmental health or exploring substantially new research directions and whose research brings an innovative viewpoint to the study of environmental health with relevance to human conditions. Support will also be provided to established EHS researchers exploring new directions. Available funds for the PPP were, and continue to be, greatly enhanced through partnerships with other programs, centers and departments. The PPP process involves: 1) issuing a request for proposals, 2) reviewing pre- proposals, 3) referring applicants to Facility Core Design Clinics for guidance, 4) finding reviewers, and 5) reviewing proposals for both scientific and programmatic merit, with final funding decisions made by the Center Leadership Group and Stakeholder Representative. The PPP’s specific objectives are to: (a) provide support for junior investigators and/or established researchers new to EHS to develop a research program in EHS; (b) facilitate exploration of innovative new directions to advance EHS research; (c) develop resources, approaches, or technology that benefit EHS research for multiple center members; (d) promote interdisciplinary research; and (e) promote community engagement and translational research. The significance of this is underscored by the need to support and promote the careers of junior faculty as well as to expand research that employs conceptual or technological innovations or that has translational benefit for community stakeholders.