UCSF - UCB TRAC Developmental Core

项目概要-开发核心 UCSF-UCB TRAC发展核心将是吸引和支持新的 从事结核病（TB）研究的研究人员和希望通过以下途径进入TB领域的研究人员 积极的指导计划和创新发展试点奖励计划。发展核心将 通过一个服务平台，支持结核病研究中新兴的科学领导者，以支持一系列想法， 结核病研究的独立性，提供指导、专业发展、提案支持和研究 经费UCSF-UCB TRAC发展核心将通过以下方式支持研究者：1）提供全面的 针对结核病的国家机构的结构化职业发展方案，包括持续的指导; 2）提供 同行评审的试点奖，以支持创新的多学科研究，并帮助启动结核病研究科学 3）为结核病研究人员建立一个实践社区，促进公平的国际研究 结核病的伙伴关系和指导。这些活动将辅之以总体发展 核心之间的联系原则，包括：（a）注重团队科学和多学科研究;（B） 致力于多样性、公平性和包容性，包括解决损害结核病科学的不公平现象; (c)关于我们应该由谁/如何参与结核病研究的广阔愿景。通过培训、指导和 资助奖励，发展核心将加强和刺激结核病研究在加州大学旧金山分校，加州大学洛杉矶分校， 以及我们的附属国际网站，并将吸引和支持下一代结核病研究人员。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Developmental Core The UCSF-UCB TRAC Developmental Core will be the principal vehicle used to attract and support new investigators (NIs) pursuing tuberculosis (TB) research and investigators wanting to enter the TB field through an active mentoring program and innovative developmental pilot awards program. The Developmental Core will support emerging scientific leaders in TB research via a platform of services to support a continuum of ideas to independence in TB research, offering mentoring, professional development, proposal support, and research funding. UCSF-UCB TRAC Developmental Core will support investigators by 1) offering a comprehensive structured career development program for NIs that is TB-specific and includes sustained mentoring; 2) offering peer-reviewed pilot awards to support innovative multidisciplinary research and help launch TB research science careers; 3) develop a community of practice for TB researchers that fosters equitable international research partnerships and mentoring in TB. These activities will be complemented with overarching development principles linking across Cores, including: (a) focus on team-science and multidisciplinary research; (b) commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, including addressing inequities that undermine TB science; and (c) an expansive vision for who/how we should be engaged with TB research. Through training, mentoring, and funding of awards, the Developmental Core will enhance and stimulate TB research conducted at UCSF, UCB, and our affiliated international sites and will attract and support the next generation of TB researchers.