Developmental Core

项目概要/摘要（开发核心） 发展核心通过以下目标支持迈阿密CFAR的目标： 1.维持一个项目，以征集、同行评审和监督试点赠款，促进以下方面的研究： 基础，临床和初级研究人员，以促进他们的道路，成功的校外赠款。支持将是 针对：a）初级研究人员; B）艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究的新手; c） 促进基础和临床研究人员之间的合作，包括新出现的机会; d） 新招聘的UM教师从事艾滋病毒研究活动。 2.保持一个充满活力和密集的指导计划，指导学院，指导初级教师， 研究员和高级博士后，少数民族调查员，成功的独立职业生涯。 发展核心为研究人员提供试点资金和指导，以获得数据， 他们更有竞争力的未来独立资金在艾滋病毒/艾滋病领域从国家卫生研究院。的 核心鼓励迈阿密大学和佛罗里达的其他机构之间的合作。作为唯一的 CFAR在佛罗里达，迈阿密是能够提供资金的研究机会，以早期阶段的调查人员（ESI）在 佛罗里达院校（佛罗里达国际大学、佛罗里达大学、斯克里普斯），有UM导师。的 指导学院为CFAR提供一个培训导师和学员的计划， 在赠款写作中，努力勾勒出一条独立资助和职业发展的道路。的 指导学院将专注于为CFAR培养下一代领导者。资助的ESI 已获委任为副董事，以进一步确立其在澳大及 CFAR。终止艾滋病毒流行（EHE）补充文件正式确定了 发展核心，社区合作伙伴和佛罗里达卫生部（FDOH）。核心 领导，主任格温斯科特，医学博士，和联合主任，马里奥史蒂文森，博士，有良好的资历，在 作为UM米勒医学院（MSOM）的质量总监，获得了NIH的资助和声誉。该芯体的 指导学院的共同主任，亚当Carrico，博士，和共同领导人，玛丽亚Alcaide，医学博士，和 Enrique Mesri博士带来了行为，临床，基础和转化研究的经验。芯会 继续鼓励来自代表性不足的群体和高风险人群的研究人员， 社区努力解决和消除南佛罗里达存在的健康差距。的 发展核心与行政，临床科学，实验室科学，生物， 行为和社区参与核心和艾滋病毒和老龄化科学工作组支持 整个CFAR的使命，以提供奖励，导致合作，出版物，并成功 在艾滋病毒/艾滋病方面的主要赠款，以结束艾滋病毒的流行。

Project Summary/Abstract (Developmental Core) The Developmental Core supports the goals of the Miami CFAR through the following aims: 1. Maintain a program for solicitation, peer review and oversight of pilot grants that promotes the research of basic, clinical, and junior researchers to facilitate their path to successful extramural grants. Support will be targeted to: a) junior investigators; b) investigators new to HIV/AIDS research; c) translational research that fosters collaboration between basic and clinical researchers, including emerging opportunities; and d) research activities of newly recruited UM faculty working in HIV. 2. Maintain a vibrant and intensive mentoring program, the Mentoring Academy, that guides junior faculty, fellows and senior postdocs, and minority investigators, to successful independent careers. The Developmental Core provides pilot funding and mentoring for investigators in order to obtain data to make them more competitive for future independent funding in the field of HIV/AIDS from the NIH. The Core encourages collaborations within the University of Miami and the other institutions in Florida. As the only CFAR in Florida, Miami is able to offer funding in research opportunities to early-stage investigators (ESI) at Florida institutions (Florida International University, University of Florida, Scripps) with a UM mentor. The Mentoring Academy provides the CFAR with a program that trains mentors and mentees, guides ESI in grant writing in an effort to outline a path to independent funding, and career development. The Mentoring Academy will focus on developing the next generation of leaders for the CFAR. Funded ESI have been appointed as Associate Directors to further establish their positions at the UM and in the CFAR. The Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) supplements have formalized relationships between the Developmental Core, community partners, and the Florida Department of Health (FDOH). The Core leadership, Director Gwen Scott, MD, and Co-Director, Mario Stevenson, PhD, have excellent credentials in NIH funding and reputation as quality directors at the UM Miller School of Medicine (MSOM). The Core’s Co-Director of the Mentoring Academy, Adam Carrico, PhD, and Co-Leaders, Maria Alcaide, MD, and Enrique Mesri, PhD bring experience in behavioral, clinical, basic and translational research. The Core will continue to encourage researchers from underrepresented groups and high-risk populations in the community in an effort to address and eliminate the health disparities that exist in South Florida. The Developmental Core engages with the Administrative, Clinical Sciences, Laboratory Sciences, Bio- Behavioral and Community Engagement Cores and the HIV and Aging Scientific Working Group in support of the overall CFAR mission to provide awards that result in collaborations, publications, and successful major grants in HIV/AIDS to end the HIV epidemic.