IMPROVE OF MEMBRANE BIOL FACIL: CARDIOPLEGIA

膜生物设施的改进：心麻痹

• 批准号: 6794372
• 负责人: FITZ-ROY E CURRY
• 金额: $ 50万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2002
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2002-05-01 至 2003-04-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6794372
• 关键词: biomedical facility; building /facility design /renovation; heart arrest; membrane; university

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The UCD, SOM seeks federal assistance to renovate basic biomedical research facilities to support development of a new initiative in Membrane Biology. The improvement would co-locate, in upgraded and reconfigured space, a cadre of eight established investigators and the initial three of five new positions under active recruitment. The project facilitates a broad strategy to enhance the size and stature of research activities and strengthen links between basic and clinical investigators. The approach has been to identify areas of existing scientific strength and thematically recruit additional talented investigators, particularly at the junior level. The selection of Membrane Biology for enhancement builds on extensive institutional planning, validated by an external panel of distinguished academic leaders, and a subsequent review of competitive program proposals submitted by the faculty. The project addresses multiple problems in providing appropriate launch space for Membrane Biology. Namely, it would: 1) remedy a number of physical deficiencies in a cluster of existing 24-year-old laboratories; 2) supplement individual laboratories with larger shared laboratories and support space to enhance collaboration and flexibility for meeting future needs; and 3) help alleviate a shortage of research space through more efficient design and the conversion of some former non-research space. The project involves extensive renovations of 9,472 assignable sq. ft. (11,144 sq. ft.). There is $2.794 million available as an institutional match, but insufficient funds to independently undertake all of the necessary improvements, which are budgeted at $4.794 million. The program that will benefit from this project will receive additional institutional support of $1.5 million over six years in start-up funds for five new faculty recruits, plus $150,000 for additional shared and core equipment. The school also competitively awards $2 million per year in intramural pilot awards and another $600,000 - $2 million per year in shared equipment funds. It is anticipated that the Membrane Biology program will also benefit from these ongoing funded sources to meet future development needs. This application follows-up on a previous National Center for Research Resources (NCRR)-funded C06 project, that was completed in December 2000. That project addressed other laboratory and basic infrastructure deficiencies in the same building that contains the subject laboratories in the current application.

描述（由申请人提供）：UCD，SOM寻求联邦援助，以翻新基本的生物医学研究设施，以支持膜生物学新举措的发展。这一改进将使8名常设调查员和正在积极征聘的5个新职位中的最初3个在升级和重新配置的空间内同地办公。 该项目促进了一项广泛的战略，以提高研究活动的规模和地位，并加强基础和临床研究人员之间的联系。采取的办法是确定现有科学力量的领域，并按专题征聘更多有才能的调查人员，特别是初级人员。膜生物学的选择增强建立在广泛的机构规划，由杰出的学术领袖的外部小组验证，并由教师提交的竞争性计划提案的后续审查。 该项目解决了为膜生物学提供适当发射空间的多个问题。即：1）弥补现有24年楼龄实验室的一些实际不足之处; 2）以较大的共用实验室和支援空间补充个别实验室，以加强合作和灵活性，应付未来的需要;以及3）通过更有效的设计和改建一些以前的非研究空间，帮助缓解研究空间短缺的问题。该项目涉及9，472平方米的大规模翻新。英尺(11 144平方米ft.）。有279.4万美元可用于机构匹配，但没有足够的资金独立进行所有必要的改进，预算为479.4万美元。受益于该项目的计划将在六年内获得150万美元的额外机构支持，用于五名新教师的启动资金，外加15万美元用于额外的共享和核心设备。学校每年还竞争性地颁发200万美元的校内试点奖，以及每年60万至200万美元的共享设备基金。预计膜生物学计划也将受益于这些持续的资金来源，以满足未来的发展需求。该应用程序是在2000年12月完成的先前国家研究资源中心（NCRR）资助的C 06项目的后续。该项目解决了目前申请中的主题实验室所在的同一建筑物内其他实验室和基本基础设施的不足。