Administrative CORE

行政核心 总结 行政核心的使命是支持和促进科学和外联目标， 宿主病原体图谱倡议（HPMI）。在其职责中，核心将履行以下职责： 领导力，确保强有力的监督和所有利益攸关方在决策中的代表性;促进 整合研究项目;并将HPMI与对传染病感兴趣的更广泛社区联系起来 疾病日常活动将由HPMI领导人组成的跨校园团队协调。 Nevan Krogan、PI联系人和Jeff考克斯博士）和赠款管理员（Donna Even-Kesef和Anny Lin）。整个领导团队，平均分配UCSF和UCB之间，有丰富的经验， 管理大量的研究赠款。我们还将成立一个由共同研究者组成的指导委员会， 评估每个组成部分的进展和需求，审查并可能修改优先事项， 确定值得特别关注的领域。将成立一个外部咨询委员会， 中心的进展和未来计划。为了促进中心成员之间的沟通，并与其他 社区成员，行政核心将定期组织和管理一些 安排会议，有些是专门为指导委员会成员召开的，有些是为整个HPMI召开的。 这些不同的会议将提供充分的机会来讨论整体的研究方向和具体的 实验的担忧。核心将计划在2018年早春举办一次研讨会，届时将有所有12位与会者参加。 HPMI的教职员工沿着与传染病界其他成员的会谈。的 行政核心将领导HPMI网站（http：//www.example.com）的维护，并与www.hpmi.ucsf.edu 文件服务器。为了提供正式的研究中心审查并与NIH一起参与，核心将组织年度EAC 会议，PI和关键人员将与EAC和NIH项目工作人员会面， 中心的活动。选管会会议将与每年一度的传染病量化 生物学研讨会，一个将由行政核心组织的活动。 总体而言，行政 核心方案将确保项目富有成效、协同增效并得到充分支持; 义务得到履行;外联活动产生最大影响。

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE SUMMARY The mission of the ​Administrative Core is to support and promote the scientific and outreach goals of the Host Pathogen Map Initiative (HPMI). Amongst its responsibilities, the Core will perform the following: provide leadership that ensures strong oversight and representation of all stakeholders in decisions; facilitate integration of research projects; and connect the HPMI to the broader community interested in infectious disease. Day-to-day activities will be coordinated by a cross-campus team consisting of the HPMI Leaders (Dr. Nevan Krogan, the contact PI, and Dr. Jeff Cox) and the Grant Administrators (Donna Even-Kesef and Anny Lin). The entire leadership team, equally split between UCSF and UCB, has extensive experience leading and managing large research grants. We will also form a Steering Committee consisting of the Co-Investigators, which will evaluate the progress and needs of each component, review and possibly modify priorities, and identify areas deserving extra focus. An External Advisory Committee (EAC) will be formed to review the Center’s progress and future plans. To facilitate communication amongst Center members and with the other members of the community, the ​Administrative Core ​will organize and manage a number of regularly scheduled meetings, some specifically for members of the Steering Committee and others for the entire HPMI. These various meetings will provide ample opportunities to discuss overall research directions and specific experimental concerns. The Core will plan a workshop for early spring of 2018, which will feature talks by all 12 HPMI faculty members along with talks from other members of the infectious disease community. The Administrative Core ​will lead the maintenance of the HPMI ​website (http://www.hpmi.ucsf.edu) and shared file servers. To provide formal site review and involvement with NIH, the Core will organize an annual EAC Meeting, in which the PIs and key personnel will meet with the EAC and NIH program staff to review the Center’s activities. The EAC Meeting will be held in conjunction with an annual Infectious Disease Quantitative Biology Symposium, an event that will be organized by the ​Administrative Core.​ ​Overall, the ​Administrative Core will ensure that projects are productive, synergistic and have sufficient support; that resource-sharing obligations are met; and that outreach activities are of maximum impact.