Maternal Immunization and Determinants of Infant Immunity

母亲免疫接种和婴儿免疫的决定因素

• 批准号: 10203486
• 负责人: Marcela F Pasetti
• 金额: $ 36.06万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-07-12 至 2026-04-30
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10203486
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ADMINISTRATIVE CORE – ABSTRACT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health (CVD) The Administrative Core for the Maternal Determinants of Infant Immunity (MADI) P01 Program Project, based at the Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health (CVD), University of Maryland, Baltimore, will organize, coordinate, and facilitate all administrative activities associated with the participating Projects and Cores. Led by Dr. Marcela Pasetti, The Administrative Core will work diligently and efficiently to provide a centralized yet flexible and responsible infrastructure to oversee, promote, and support the scientific endeavors of the Projects and Cores. The Administrative Core will be service-oriented. Its goals will be to help investigators conduct research of the highest quality and productivity, and to achieve and surpass the Program Project scientific goals. Aim 1: To manage the administrative and fiscal operations of the Program Project to facilitate the attainment of research objectives. Administrative and fiscal responsibilities will include overseeing subcontract agreements and distribution of funds, monitoring finances and ensuring financial efficiency, allocation and, if necessary, reallocation of resources to meet program goals, and ensuring compliance with National Institutes of Health (NIH) and federal and state regulations. The Administrative Core will also be responsible for financial and scientific reports. Aim 2: To foster effective communication among investigators to facilitate integration, collaboration, and synergy within the Program Project. The Administrative Core will coordinate and facilitate communication among investigators and institutions and will organize meetings to aid collaboration. Program management and collaboration tools will be used to maintain records, organize activities, and track timelines. The Administrative Core will be the central point of contact with NIH. Aim 3: To monitor scientific progress, oversee effective use of Core services, and maintain internal quality control. Leadership of the Program Project will be provided by the Principal Investigator (Dr. Pasetti); the Executive Committee, which includes leaders from all Projects and Cores (Drs. Marcela Pasetti, Margie Ackerman, Arnaud Marchant, John Tsang, Galit Alter, and Anne Hoen); the Program Director (Dr. Jennifer Snyder); and an external Scientific Advisory Board (five experts from the scientific community). The Administrative Core will support and coordinate activities of the Executive Committee and Scientific Advisory Board, and will assist in tracking progress of the scientific aims, optimum use of Core services and resources, and compliance with regulations. The Administrative Core team will be diligent in identifying and addressing issues to ensure the successful completion of the work proposed.

管理核心-摘要 马里兰州大学医学院 疫苗开发和全球健康中心（CVD） 婴儿免疫的母亲决定因素（MADI）P01计划项目的行政核心，基于 位于巴尔的摩的马里兰州大学疫苗开发和全球健康中心（CVD）将组织， 协调和促进与参与项目和核心相关的所有行政活动。领导 博士Marcela Pasetti，行政核心将努力工作，高效地提供一个集中而灵活的 和负责任的基础设施，以监督，促进和支持项目的科学努力， 丹行政核心将面向服务。它的目标将是帮助调查人员进行研究 最高的质量和生产力，并实现和超越计划项目的科学目标。 目标1：管理计划项目的行政和财务运作，以促进 实现研究目标。 行政和财政责任将包括监督合同协议和分配 资金，监测财务状况，确保财务效率、分配和必要时重新分配 资源，以满足计划目标，并确保符合美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）和联邦 和国家法规。行政核心还将负责财务和科学报告。 目标2：促进调查人员之间的有效沟通，以促进一体化、协作， 和项目内的协同作用。 行政核心将协调和促进调查人员和机构之间的沟通， 将组织会议以促进合作。项目管理和协作工具将用于维护 记录、组织活动和跟踪时间表。行政核心将是与以下方面联系的中心点： 国家卫生研究院 目标3：监测科学进展，监督核心服务的有效使用，并保持内部 质量控制 该计划项目的领导将由主要研究者（Pasetti博士）提供;执行 委员会，包括所有项目和核心的领导人（Marcela Pasetti、Margie阿克曼、Arnaud Marchant，John Tsang，Galit Alter和Anne Hoen）;项目总监（Jennifer Snyder博士）;以及外部 科学咨询委员会（科学界5名专家）。行政核心将支持和 协调执行委员会和科学咨询委员会的活动，并将协助跟踪 科学目标的进展，核心服务和资源的最佳利用，以及法规的遵守。 行政核心团队将努力查明和解决问题，以确保成功 完成所提出的工作。