Administrative Core

行政核心

• 批准号: 10346724
• 负责人: Tony W Wilson
• 金额: $ 81.66万
• 依托单位: FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS' HOME
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-03-01 至 2027-01-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10346724
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Abstract/Summary: Administrative Core The Center for Pediatric Brain Health will be a NIGMS-supported COBRE at the Boys Town National Research Hospital (BTNRH) in Omaha, NE. The Center will focus on developmental neuroscience, neuroimaging, and brain health. The Administrative Core will manage and continuously evaluate the Center’s major programs and provide oversight of the fiscal and scientific components of the Center. The Core will be directed by Dr. Tony Wilson of BTNRH with the assistance of a Master’s-level scientific administrator. Upon launching the Center for Pediatric Brain Health, the Administrative Core will initiate a series of integrated programs to support the research project leaders (RPLs) and the local pediatric neuroscience community and to help build a sense of thematic cohesiveness across the BTNRH campus. Specifically, the Administrative Core will initiate mentoring and career development programs, a pilot projects program, multifaceted training initiatives, two distinct seminar series, community outreach, and research support and development initiatives. The mentoring and career development approach will include the formation of a Supervisory & Mentoring Committee comprised of 10 highly-experienced mentors, with each RPL being directly advised by two co-mentors from this committee. To help ensure the RPLs reach critical milestones, the Center will provide extensive resources and develop an evaluation system comprised of project forums and mini progress reports, which will be presented regularly to the Supervisory & Mentoring Committee to provide an ongoing assessment of each RPL’s progress. The Core will also implement a pilot projects program that will award $100,000 per year to support new projects related to pediatric brain health, with 50% of these funds being contributed by BTNRH. The Center’s training programs will include two annual neuroimaging workshops aimed at the approaches most commonly used by pediatric neuroscientists, as well as a postdoctoral neuroimaging training program and an extensive internship program for post-baccalaureate and undergraduate students, with the latter also receiving substantial financial support from BTNRH. The Administrative Core will also initiate a monthly seminar series focused on pediatric brain health, which will bring internationally-known developmental neuroscientists to BTNRH to present their findings and network with local scientists, and a bimonthly career development seminar series aimed at advancing the junior scientists associated with the Center. Additionally, the Core will support a community outreach program aimed at getting youth interested in science, with an emphasis on the brain. Finally, the Administrative Core will provide extensive research support to Center investigators, including a participant registry to enhance study recruitment, shared research infrastructure dedicated to study coordination and participant testing, and access to the Neural Quantification & Imaging Core. Through these thematic programs and a network of established mentors and scientists, the Administrative Core will instill a strong sense of cohesion among investigative teams and ensure the proposed COBRE has a major, long-term impact on pediatric brain health across the nation.

摘要/摘要：管理核心 儿童脑健康中心将成为男孩镇国家研究中心的NIGMS支持的中心 内华达州奥马哈的医院(BTNRH)。该中心将专注于发育神经科学、神经成像和 大脑健康。行政核心将管理和持续评估中心的主要方案和 对该中心的财政和科学部分进行监督。《核心》将由托尼博士执导 BTNRH的威尔逊，在硕士级别的科学管理人员的协助下。在启动中心时 儿科大脑健康，行政核心将启动一系列综合计划，以支持 研究项目负责人(RPL)和当地儿科神经科学界，并帮助建立 BTNRH园区的主题凝聚力。具体地说，管理核心将启动指导 和职业发展计划，一个试点项目计划，多方面的培训倡议，两个不同的研讨会 系列、社区外展、研究支持和发展倡议。导师和职业生涯 发展方法将包括成立一个由10人组成的监督和指导委员会 经验丰富的导师，每个RPL由该委员会的两名共同导师直接提供建议。至 帮助确保RPL达到关键里程碑，该中心将提供广泛的资源并制定 由项目论坛和小型进度报告组成的评价系统，将定期提交给 监督和指导委员会对每个RPL的进展情况进行持续评估。《核心》 还将实施一项试点项目计划，每年将奖励10万美元，以支持相关的新项目 儿童脑健康，其中50%的资金由BTNRH捐赠。该中心的培训计划 将包括两个年度神经成像研讨会，旨在介绍儿科医生最常用的方法 神经科学家，以及博士后神经成像培训计划和广泛的实习计划 学士后和本科生，后者也得到了大量的经济支持 来自BTNRH。行政核心还将每月举办一系列以儿童脑为重点的研讨会 Health，这将把国际知名的发育神经科学家带到BTNRH来展示他们的发现 并与当地科学家建立联系，以及每两个月举办一次职业发展研讨会系列活动，旨在推动 与该中心有关的初级科学家。此外，该中心还将支持一个社区外展方案 旨在让年轻人对科学感兴趣，重点是大脑。最后，行政核心 将向中心调查人员提供广泛的研究支持，包括建立参与者登记以加强研究 招聘、共享研究基础设施，专门用于研究协调和参与者测试，以及访问 神经量化和成像核心。通过这些主题方案和建立的网络 作为导师和科学家，行政核心将在调查团队中灌输强烈的凝聚力 并确保拟议的Cobre对全国范围内的儿科大脑健康产生重大、长期的影响。