Developmental Research Pilot Project

阿拉斯加州INBRE 4 -基础研究项目 AK INBRE 4发展研究项目计划旨在建立卓越的生物医学和 行为研究的发展教师和研究人员在我们的网络，主要是本科生 机构（UAS和UAA），部落卫生组织（SCF和ANTHC），以及领先的博士机构 (UAF)通过：（i）向教师提供有竞争力的试点研究赠款，以提高他们的研究成功率和能力 竞争正在进行的独立研究赠款;（ii）支持科学顾问和职业发展 （iii）为试点赠款接受者提供明确的期望， 项目的目标，出版，和提案的发展，将保持他们的资格，继续 INBRE支持和过渡到独立研究员。关于提案发展和职业生涯的讲习班 将向所有网络参与者提供规划，但试点赠款接受者必须参与。 还需要进行负责任的研究行为、合规性和实验室安全方面的培训。应用 在AK INBRE 4（生物医学健康和相互作用）的持续一个健康研究主题中寻求 人类、动物和环境），但其他基础或临床和转化研究 邀请并审查提案。AK INBRE主要研究者（PI/PD）Brian巴恩斯将继续 领导发展研究项目计划（DRPP），并监督科学任命 与AK INBRE计划协调员（PC）Cheryl维尔加合作的顾问，以及 外部咨询委员会（EAC）主席Glen Gaulton（AK INBRE 4总体具体目标1）。候选 鼓励研究者与PI、PC和co-I，Jane Shelby， 在截止日期前两天收到的申请将进行行政审查， 与申请人一起工作的工作人员确保文件的完整性，以实现按时合规提交。申请人 必须包括一封信，从他们的院长或主管说，如果资助，他们将有至少6个月的12个月 可用于进行研究和专业发展和培训学生超过预算 期试点研究申请将由该领域的外部专家进行评估，并进行讨论和排名 由EAC在现场年度会议期间进行，PI、co-I和PC提供输入。推荐的应用 将提交NIGMS进行行政审批。AK INBRE 4 DRPP奖项为期12个月， 一名调查员每年的直接费用最高为75 000美元， 多名调查员，以鼓励在网络内就多学科项目开展协作。 受资助的PI可以竞争第二年的继续资助。

Alaska INBRE 4 – DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH PROJECT PROGRAM PROJECT SUMMARY The AK INBRE 4 Developmental Research Project Program is designed to build excellence in biomedical and behavioral research of developing faculty and investigators within our network of primarily undergraduate institutions (UAS and UAA), Tribal health organizations (SCF and ANTHC), and the lead, doctoral institution (UAF) by: (i) offering competitive pilot research grants to faculty to improve their research success and ability to compete for ongoing, independent research grants; (ii) supporting science advisors and career development opportunities for pilot grant recipients; and (iii) providing clear expectations to pilot grant recipients for meeting goals of the project, publishing, and proposal development that will maintain their eligibility for continued INBRE support and transition to independent researcher. Workshops on proposal development and career planning will be offered to all network participants, but participation is a requirement for pilot grant recipients. Training in responsible research conduct, compliance, and laboratory safety will also be required. Applications are sought in the continuing One Health research theme of AK INBRE 4 (biomedical health of and interactions among humans, animals and the environment), however other basic or clinical and translational research proposals are invited and reviewed. The AK INBRE Principal Investigator (PI/PD), Brian Barnes, will continue to lead the Developmental Research Project Program (DRPP) and oversee the appointment of science advisors in partnership with the AK INBRE Program Coordinator (PC), Cheryl Wilga, and agreement by the External Advisory Committee (EAC) Chair, Glen Gaulton (AK INBRE 4 Overall Specific Aim 1). Candidate investigators are encouraged to discuss their ideas for pilot proposals with the PI, PC, and co-I, Jane Shelby, ahead of time, and applications received two days before the deadline will be reviewed administratively for completeness by staff who work with applicants to achieve on-time and compliant submissions. Applicants must include a letter from their dean or supervisor stating that, if funded, they will have at least 6 of 12 months available to conduct research and for professional development and training students over the budgeted period. Pilot research applications will be evaluated by external experts in the field and discussed and ranked by the EAC during on site annual meetings, with input from the PI, co-I, and PC. Recommended applications will be conveyed to the NIGMS for administrative approval. AK INBRE 4 DRPP awards are for 12 months with up to $75,000 in direct costs per year for one investigator and up to $100,000 for direct costs per year for multiple investigators as an incentive for collaborative work within the network on multidisciplinary projects. Funded PIs can compete for continuation funding for a second year.