Johns Hopkins RDRCC Administrative Core

项目总结 约翰霍普金斯风湿病管理核心的主要目标 基于资源的核心中心(RDRCC)将整合所有的科学和浓缩活动 核心，保持核心之间以及与研究基地的通信，并提供 预算管理和监督，所有这些都在总司和 机构临床/转化性研究框架。RDRCC及其管理核心 由安东尼·罗森博士和克利夫顿·宾厄姆博士(作为联席董事)领导。它们的互补性 来自研究光谱相反两端(实验室和临床)的研究方法 分别)强调中心的能力，使研究沿着整个翻译 研究连续体。RDRCC行政核心的具体目标是： 1)监督、协调和积极管理三家科学公司的物流和财务方面 核心(核心B-精密医学数据集成、核心C-样本处理和 免疫分析研究、SPIRE和核心数据科学)；2)继续努力减少 调查人员之间有效、跨学科互动的障碍主要集中在 风湿性疾病；3)使用创新方法与分区发现者对接 资助方案和机构资源，通过新项目最大限度地利用RDRCC核心 专注于风湿病；4)培养初级调查人员的职业生涯；5)启动和 支持中心调查人员和新手调查人员之间的创新协作 具有互补专业知识和兴趣的风湿病；6)协调以下项目 丰富活动，以提高研究方法素养和整体智力 跨学科的环境。这些组件中的每一个将通过 行政核心，使风湿病研究蓬勃发展和扩大。

PROJECT SUMMARY The primary objectives of the Administrative Core of the Johns Hopkins Rheumatic Diseases Resource-based Core Center (RDRCC) are to integrate all scientific and enrichment activities of the Cores, maintain communication between the Cores and with the research base, and provide budgetary management and oversight, all within the context of the overall Divisional and institutional clinical/ translational research framework. The RDRCC and its Administrative Core is led by Drs. Antony Rosen and Clifton Bingham (as Co-Directors). Their complementary research approaches from the opposite ends of the research spectrum (laboratory and clinical respectively) underscore the Center’s ability to enable research along the entire translational research continuum. The Specific Aims of the Administrative Core of the RDRCC are to: 1) Oversee, coordinate, and actively manage the logistic and financial aspects of three Scientific Cores (Core B—Precision Medicine Data Integration, Core C—Sample Processing and Immunoassay Research, SPIRE; and Core D—Data Science); 2) Continually work to decrease barriers to effective, cross-disciplinary interaction amongst investigators focused on the rheumatic diseases; 3) Use innovative approaches to interface with the Divisional Discovery Fund program and institutional resources to maximize RDRCC Core utilization by novel projects focused on the rheumatic diseases; 4) Foster the careers of junior investigators; 5) Initiate and support innovative collaborations between Center investigators and investigators new to rheumatic diseases with complementary expertise and interests; 6) Coordinate a program of enrichment activities to enhance research methodological literacy and the overall intellectual environment across disciplines. Each of these components will work together through the Administrative Core to enable research in the Rheumatic Diseases to thrive and expand.