Pilot Project Program

试点项目计划

• 批准号: 10394480
• 负责人: Thomas Hartung
• 金额: $ 37.89万
• 依托单位: JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2022
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2022-06-24 至 2026-03-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10394480
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ABSTRACT (PILOT PROJECT PROGRAM) The Pilot Project Program (PPP) is critical to the ability of the Center for Community Health: Addressing Regional Maryland Environmental Determinants of Disease (CHARMED) to achieve its central goals of fostering innovative interdisciplinary research in environmental health, translating knowledge into action to address community environmental challenges in the Maryland region, and nurturing and supporting the next generation of environmental scientists. Funding pilot grants represents a major strategy for promoting and supporting community-scientist partnerships, seeding emerging research areas, driving development of novel scientific approaches, and supporting translational research in environmental health research that could evolve into independently funded research. The Specific Aims of the PPP are to: 1) To foster and support research that addresses environmental health challenges of communities in the Maryland region; 2) facilitate the dissemination of findings from CHARMED-supported Pilot Projects to relevant stakeholders; and 3) evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the PPP. To achieve these goals, the PPP will provide pilot project funding for four types of research proposals: 1) Community-Engaged Research (CEnR) Awards, which will be awarded to any JHU or university faculty in the Maryland region working together with community partners on projects designed and conducted with the active participation of said partners; 2) Career Development Awards (CD), which will promote and support the success of the careers of Early Stage and Mid-career Investigators in community- engaged environmental health research; 3) New Direction Awards (ND), which will support high impact, innovative projects that focus on the scientific themes of the Center, especially those which lead to the pursuit of multi-investigator grants; which will be awarded to established investigators from non-environmental health disciplines who intend to expand their research to include environmental health research; 4) Rapid Response Pilot Project Awards (RRP), which will enable investigators to address emergent environmental concerns (e.g. hurricanes, COVID-19, oil spills) and or to generate preliminary data for grant submissions or resubmissions to enhance their chances of success. Applications will receive high priority if they address important community concerns, are likely to lead to extramural funding, utilize one or more facility cores, and or bring innovative approaches to the field. As all pilot project grant awardees will be expected to become Center members and participate in all Center activities, we anticipate that this funding mechanism will greatly expand the community- engaged research activities of the Center by fostering an ecosystem of innovative research in environmental health focused on the main scientific themes of the Center.

摘要（试点项目） 试点项目计划（PPP）对社区卫生中心的能力至关重要： 区域马里兰州疾病的环境决定因素（CHARMED），以实现其中心目标， 环境卫生创新的跨学科研究，将知识转化为行动， 马里兰州地区的社区环境挑战，以及培养和支持下一代 环境科学家。为试点赠款提供资金是促进和支持 社区-科学家伙伴关系，播种新兴研究领域，推动新科学的发展 方法，并支持环境健康研究中的转化研究， 独立资助的研究。PPP的具体目标是：1）促进和支持研究， 解决马里兰州地区社区的环境健康挑战; 2）促进传播 向相关持份者提供CHARMED支持的试点项目的结果;以及3）评估成效 PPP的影响。为了实现这些目标，PPP将为四种类型的项目提供试点项目资金。 研究建议：1）社区研究（CEnR）奖，将授予任何JHU或 马里兰州地区的大学教师与社区合作伙伴一起设计和 在上述伙伴的积极参与下开展; 2）职业发展奖， 促进和支持早期和中期职业调查员在社区的职业生涯取得成功- 从事环境健康研究; 3）新方向奖（ND），将支持高影响力， 创新项目，重点是该中心的科学主题，特别是那些导致追求 多名研究人员赠款;将授予非环境卫生领域的既定研究人员 打算扩大研究范围以包括环境健康研究的学科; 4）快速反应 试点项目奖（RRP），这将使调查人员能够解决紧急的环境问题（例如， 飓风，COVID-19，漏油）和/或生成用于提交或重新提交赠款的初步数据， 提高他们成功的机会。申请将获得高度优先，如果他们解决重要的社区 关注，可能会导致校外资金，利用一个或多个设施的核心，和/或带来创新 接近现场。由于所有试点项目赠款获奖者将有望成为中心成员， 参与所有中心活动，我们预计，这一资助机制将大大扩大社区- 通过促进环境领域创新研究的生态系统，参与中心的研究活动 健康中心的主要科学主题的重点。