Administrative Core

摘要/摘要(行政核心A) 这个U19应用程序的目标是了解内部状态如何影响决策行为 和全脑神经活动，跨越多个时间尺度，通过将实验和 理论研究人员已经是既定合作的一部分，国际 脑实验室。为了使这些不同的团体能够顺利地合作并实现我们的 为了实现科学目标，IBL开发了经过验证的有效方法，用于跨多个 机构和时区，U19团队将利用这些机构和时区确保成功完成 科学目标。 行政核心将协调所有U19计划职能；提供严格的财政 监督研究项目和核心；指导和促进项目和核心之间的互动 领导、主要研究人员和研究人员；并促进数据共享和协作 与关键利益攸关方和更广泛的神经科学界合作。此外，我们还将提供 行政和财政支助，使项目和核心能够有效利用U19 资源。核心将跟踪IBL U19团队成员的质量和生产力，监控和 确保及时处理所有财务交易，管理对合作伙伴的分奖 并协调向国家卫生研究院提交的年度进展报告。该核心还将仲裁资源 如有需要，分配并协助解决冲突。最后，我们将召开一次外部 科学顾问委员会由经验丰富的研究科学家组成，具有公认的领导力，以 监督U19项目的基础设施、科学方向和资源开发 研究界。 此外，行政核心将提供结构和指导，以确保 在核心和项目领导人和参与者之间进行沟通，从而确保 核心和项目，并培养以团队为基础的方法，以实现方案的目标。 利用协作的现有结构，这种集成将通过常规的 大会和工作组会议，以及组织的活动，以促进 学科知识传授和教职员工、博士后、 参与这个项目的学生和工作人员。通过这些方式，行政核心将确保 U19项目顺利、高效、经济地运行，以实现其研究目标， 并将由此产生的研究和工具免费提供给尽可能广泛的人 社区。

Summary/Abstract (Administrative Core A) The goal of this U19 application is to understand how internal states influence decision behavior and brainwide neural activity, across multiple timescales, by bringing together experimental and theoretical researchers who are already part of an established collaboration, the International Brain Laboratory. To enable these diverse groups to work together smoothly and achieve our scientific goals, the IBL has developed proven, effective methods for collaboration across multiple institutions and time zones, which the U19 team will use to ensure successful completion of the scientific aims. The Administrative Core will coordinate all U19 program functions; provide rigorous fiscal oversight of research projects and cores; guide and facilitate interactions among project and core leaders, principal investigators, and research staff; and facilitate data sharing and collaboration with key stakeholders and the broader neuroscience community. In addition, we will provide administrative and fiscal support to enable projects and cores to make efficient use of U19 resources. The core will track the quality and productivity of IBL U19 team members, monitor and ensure timely processing of all financial transactions, manage the subawards to partner universities, and coordinate yearly progress reporting to NIH. This core will also arbitrate resource allocation and assist with conflict resolution if required. Finally, we will convene an External Scientific Advisory Board composed of experienced research scientists with proven leadership to oversee the U19 program’s infrastructure, scientific direction, and development of resources for the research community. Moreover, the Administrative Core will provide structure and guidance to ensure strong communication among core and project leaders and participants, thus ensuring integration of the cores and projects, and fostering a team-based approach to achieving the aims of the program. Using the collaboration’s existing structure, this integration will be achieved through regular general-assembly and working-group meetings, as well as organized activities to promote cross- disciplinary knowledge transfer and a strong sense of community among faculty, post-docs, students, and staff participating in this project. In these ways, the Administrative Core will ensure that the U19 project runs smoothly, efficiently, and cost-effectively to reach its research goals, and that the resulting research and tools are made freely available to the broadest possible community.