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Administrative Core

Administrative Core
行政核心
批准号:
10428136
负责人:
ARTHUR WEISS
金额:
$14.87万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2011-07-15 至 2027-04-30

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管理核心-项目概要/摘要 管理和协调3个不同机构的5名研究者之间的资金和沟通(韦斯 加州大学旧金山分校的Kuriyan和鲁塞;加州大学伯克利分校的Kuriyan和格罗夫斯;麻省理工学院的Chakraborty),以及蛋白质组学 核心研究涉及第四家机构(布朗大学的所罗门)的另一名研究者。是一个复杂的行政机构 和耗时的过程。因此,我们要求为行政核心,即核心A,提供资金, 这个研究项目的一部分。核心将由作为PI的亚瑟韦斯博士领导,他也是该计划 此PO 1应用程序的主管。他将由一名研究分析员(RA)和一名行政助理协助 (AA)以最佳方式协调各机构之间的行政责任和信息流动, investigators.行政核心的总体目标将是提高效率和质量, 管理这项提议。核心将负责1)协调赠款资金管理, 分配和适当使用; 2)协调机构之间的沟通和信息流动, 研究人员,以及NIH; 3)和,协调每月和每季度的会议,为每个项目和半年 会议将在UCSF举行。
英文摘要
ADMINISTRATIVE CORE - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Managing and coordinating funding and communication between 5 investigators at 3 different institutions (Weiss and Roose at UCSF; Kuriyan and Groves at UC Berkeley; and Chakraborty at MIT), as well as a Proteomics Core involving another investigator at a fourth institution (Salomon at Brown U.) is an administratively complex and time-consuming process. Therefore, we are requesting that an Administrative Core, Core A, be a funded component of this research program. The Core will be led by Dr. Arthur Weiss as the PI, who is also the Program Director of this PO1 application. He will be assisted by a research analyst (RA) and an administrative assistant (AA) to optimally coordinate the administrative responsibilities and flow of information between institutions and investigators. The overall goal of the administrative core will be to improve efficiency and quality of the administration of this proposal. The core will be responsible for 1) coordinating grant funds management, allocation, and appropriate uses; 2) coordinating communication and information flow between institutions, investigators, as well as NIH; 3) and, coordinating monthly and quarterly meetings for each project and biannual meetings to be held at UCSF.
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