Center for Mucosal Immunobiology and Rheumatic Disease Pathogenesis Administrative Core
粘膜免疫生物学和风湿性疾病发病机制中心行政核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10277291
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 17.11万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-09-10 至 2026-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The Administrative Core will support the 43 members of the University of Colorado (CU) NIAMS P30
Rheumatic Disease Research Resource Center (RDRRC) in all aspects of study implementation,
management, execution, regulatory compliance and reporting. The overall goal of this Administrative Core is to
enhance and expand the research base by providing members a direct line for Center communication,
organized access to Research Resource Core consultation and member discounts, and participation in all of
the Programs outlined in the proposal. Dr. Michael Holers will serve as the Administrative Core Director, and
Dr. Kristi Kuhn will serve the function of Associate Director. The Center Administrator, Ms. Lindsay McBride,
will manage the fiscal aspects, and Ms. Becky Alberti-Powell will serve as the conduit for communication and
outreach. The Enrichment Program will be headed up by Dr. Holers, with a focus throughout on early career
development. As part of this, a Pilot and Feasibility Grants Program will be overseen by Dr. Robert Fuhlbrigge,
Dr. Kristi Kuhn will integrate a Specific Aims and Grants Pre-Submission Review Program into the existing
strong CU CTSA-supported program, and as well a Visiting Professor and Novel Technologies Review Series
will be organized and managed. Dr. Kevin Deane will lead the Social Media and Communications Program. An
innovative Patient Impact Program, including both Biomarker and Therapeutic Development components that
will be integrated with the CU Innovations Center, will be co-directed by Dr. Holers and Dr. Ashley Frazer-Abel.
In addition to ongoing RDRRC support, in 2016 the Dean of the School of Medicine (SOM) funded four $20M
Transformational Research programs modeled on the P30 mechanism to bolster core facilities on the campus.
As a result, a strong infrastructure is in place upon which to build new innovative cores within this RDRRC and
also integrate through pilot funding their utilization with already established cores. The Executive Committee,
consisting of the Center Director and Associate Director, the Research Resource Core leadership and
additional CU faculty members with extensive core activities experience, will continually review, prioritize and
appropriately direct requests for RDRRC Core access. The overall scientific leadership is bolstered by
incorporation of an Advisory Committee of recognized internal CU and external experts chaired by Dr. Joaquin
Espinosa, Executive Director of the Linda Crnic Down Syndrome Center and an internationally recognized
expert in the use of data rich pipeline methods to explore the immune basis for complications of trisomy 21.
With many unique resources focused on the role of the mucosa in the pathogenesis of human disease, the CU
RDRRC will be a national resource, as confirmed by multiple external letters of support. The CU SOM Dean
and Department of Medicine will also provide financial support for pilot grants to enhance the success of this
RDRRC. Overall, the mission of the Administrative Core to promote research in the area of rheumatic disease,
with a special emphasis on early career development and improving disease treatment and prevention.
行政核心将支持科罗拉多大学(CU)Niams P30的43名成员
风湿病研究资源中心(RDRRC)在研究实施的各个方面,
管理,执行,法规合规性和报告。这个行政核心的总体目标是
通过为成员提供中心沟通的直线来增强和扩展研究基础,
有组织获得研究资源核心咨询和会员折扣,并参与所有
提案中概述的程序。迈克尔·霍尔斯(Michael Holers)博士将担任行政核心主任,
克里斯蒂·库恩(Kristi Kuhn)博士将担任副主任。中心管理员Lindsay McBride女士,
将管理财政方面,贝基·艾伯蒂·鲍威尔女士将作为交流的渠道
外展。 Holers博士将领导丰富计划,重点是整个早期职业
发展。为此,Robert Fuhlbrigge博士将监督飞行员和可行性赠款计划,
克里斯蒂·库恩(Kristi Kuhn博士
强大的CU CTSA支持的计划,以及访问教授和新技术评论系列
将组织和管理。凯文·迪恩(Kevin Deane)博士将领导社交媒体和传播计划。一个
创新的患者影响计划,包括生物标志物和治疗性开发组件
将与CU创新中心集成,由Holers博士和Ashley Frazer-Abel博士共同指导。
除了持续的RDRRC支持外,2016年,医学院院长(SOM)资助了四个2000万美元
以P30机制为基础的转型研究计划,以加强校园的核心设施。
结果,建立了强大的基础设施,以在此rdrrc内建立新的创新核心
还通过试点资助其利用率与已经建立的核心进行整合。执行委员会,
由中心主任兼副主任,研究资源核心领导和
具有广泛核心活动经验的其他CU教职员工将不断审查,优先级和
适当直接直接请求RDRRC核心访问。总体科学领导得到了支持
由华金博士主持的公认内部CU和外部专家的咨询委员会成立
Linda Crnic Downdrome Center的执行董事Espinosa,国际认可
在使用富管道方法的使用方面,专家探索了三体术并发症的免疫基础。
由于许多独特的资源着重于粘膜在人类疾病发病机理中的作用,Cu
RDRRC将是国家资源,如多个外部支持信所证实。 CU SOM DEAN
医学院还将为飞行员赠款提供财政支持,以增强这一成功
rdrrc。总体而言,行政核心的使命是促进风湿病领域的研究,
特别着重于早期职业发展以及改善疾病治疗和预防。
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粘膜免疫生物学和风湿病发病机制中心
- 批准号:
10277290 - 财政年份:2021
- 资助金额:
$ 17.11万 - 项目类别:
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- 资助金额:
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