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Xenbase - Admin Core

Xenbase - Admin Core
Xenbase - 管理核心
批准号:
10404998
负责人:
Aaron M Zorn
金额:
$6.46万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2010-06-01 至 2026-04-30

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Component: ADMINISTRATIVE CORE PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Xenbase is a Multi-PI and Multi-Site collaborative project between Dr. Aaron Zorn, who manages the Curation team at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, and Dr. Peter Vize, who manages the knowledgebase and software development team at the University of Calgary, Canada. The function of the Administrative (Admin) Core is to provide the administrative and organizational infrastructure necessary to implement the Multi-PI Management Plan and to maintain efficient operations. The Admin Core monitors progress of each component and is responsible for reporting to the Xenopus community, the External Advisory Board (EAB) and the NIH. The Admin Core provides coordination and communication between the Calgary and CCHMC teams, their internal administrations, as well as with external resources. Finally, the Admin Core is responsible for financial management and ensuring that the budget of each component is used appropriately and effectively. Aim 1: To provide the administrative and organizational infrastructure necessary to implement our Multi-PI plan and to maintain effective operations. Aim 2: To promote coordination and communication between the Technology Development and Curation teams, and to facilitate integration of the different components of the project. Aim 3: To provide mechanisms for oversight and reporting to the Xenopus community, the External Advisory Board (EAB) and the NIH. Aim 4: To facilitate interactions between the Xenbase leadership and the leadership of other MOKs, Stock Centers, and external resources such as the NCBI.
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