Administrative Core

项目摘要--行政核心(核心A) 行政核心将支持中心研究、培训/职业发展的所有方面，以及 外展任务。在中心的合作研究(目标1)方面，核心A将提供 中心人员、顾问委员会和其他研究人员会议的组织结构。《核心》 还将促进中心研究人员和帕金森氏病(PD)其他研究人员之间的合作 在埃默里大学和尤德尔中心网络内的研究社区。核心将管理 该中心为埃默里大学的PD研究提供内部资助的试点资助计划。此外，核心将 提供财政和监管监督，将准备并向NIH提交进度报告，并促进资源 通过处理外部对非临床中心研究资源和材料的请求进行共享。这个 管理核心还将监督中心为学生开展的广泛的教育和培训活动， 博士后研究员、临床住院医师和研究员以及初级教员(目标2)。除了帮助 以实验室为基础的培训的组织方面，核心将每季度组织一次PD研究研讨会 系列以及其他反复举行的教育会议。Core A将与埃默里的合作伙伴密切互动，以 优化学员的职业提升选项，并将为以下人员提供一对一的赠款撰写指导 研究人员提出关于PD研究的建议。最后，与社区外联活动相结合 在董事会的领导下，中心将规划和实施中心的积极外联方案(目标3)。外展活动将 包括在PD支持小组会议和其他公共教学会议上演讲，以及每年一次 将以小组形式组织的外展活动，让患者和护理人员了解 在尤德尔中心和整个埃默里校园内进行的PD研究。许多这类外展活动 将利用与地方和国家PD组织的伙伴关系。为了实现这三个目标，核心将坚持 该中心的网站。核心的活动将极大地受益于现有的大学属性和资源， 例如，该大学传统上专注于基底节研究，并以多个“系统”为导向 研究人员在校园里，非常活跃的本科生和研究生培训计划的存在 神经科学和相关领域，为博士后研究员提供的强大的学术服务，以及 这是美国最大的运动障碍项目之一。核心的三个目标也将是强有力的 由内部财政捐款支持，由埃默里的几个利益相关者慷慨捐款 在认识到该中心贡献的重要性的情况下，教科文组织与该大学进行了合作。

Project Summary – Administrative Core (Core A) The Administrative Core will support all aspects of the Center’s research, training/career enhancement, and outreach missions. In terms of the Center’s collaborative research (Aim 1), Core A will provide the organizational structure for meetings of Center personnel, advisory boards and other researchers. The Core will also foster collaboration among Center investigators and other researchers in the Parkinson’s disease (PD) research community at Emory University and within the Udall Center network. The Core will administer the Center’s internally funded pilot grant program for PD research at Emory University. Further, the Core will provide fiscal and regulatory oversight, will prepare and submit progress reports to NIH and facilitate resource sharing by handling external requests for non-clinical Center research resources and materials. The administrative Core will also oversee the Center’s extensive education and training activities for students, postdoctoral fellows, clinical residents and fellows, and junior faculty members (Aim 2). Besides helping with the organizational aspects of laboratory-based training, the Core will organize a quarterly PD research seminar series as well as other recurring educational sessions. Core A will closely interact with partners at Emory to optimize career enhancement options for trainees and will provide one-on-one grant-writing mentoring for investigators generating proposals concerning PD research. Finally, in conjunction with a Community Outreach Board, the Core will plan and implement the Center’s active outreach program (Aim 3). Outreach activities will include lectures at PD support group meetings and other public teaching sessions, as well as an annual outreach event which will be organized in a small-group format, allowing patients and caregivers to learn about ongoing PD research within the Udall Center and across the Emory campus. Many of these outreach activities will utilize partnerships with local and national PD organizations. Serving all three aims, the Core will maintain the Center’s website. The Core’s activities will benefit greatly from existing University attributes and resources, such as the University’s traditional focus on basal ganglia research, with multiple ‘systems’ oriented researchers on campus, the presence of very active undergraduate and graduate training programs in Neuroscience and related fields, a robust slate of academic services for postdoctoral fellows, and the presence of one of the largest movement disorder programs in the US. The Core’s three aims will also be strongly supported by internal financial contributions, generously contributed by several stakeholders at Emory University, in recognition of the importance of the Center’s contributions.