Developmental Funds

描述(申请人提供)：癌症中心已进入动态增长期 在过去四年中招聘了35名教职员工。在此期间，癌症中心为招聘19名教师提供了大量资源(空间和/或资金)。CCSG发展基金用于支持其中9名教师。用CCSG发展基金招聘的九名教员中的每一人都有同行审查的资金，总额为1128万美元(总直接成本)。2003年，UNMC的校长将癌症中心的面积增加了43,000平方米。英国《金融时报》未来五年继续增长和发展的研究空间。2002年，内布拉斯加州颁布了一项立法，即内布拉斯加州烟草生物医学研究和解基金，该基金将向内布拉斯加州大学医学中心提供大量资源(每年至少480万美元)用于招聘。在接下来的五年里，癌症中心计划在埃普利癌症研究所以及UNMC的基础、临床和人口科学系招聘新的教员。在接下来的五年里，癌症中心计划在基础癌症研究方面增加至少12名教员，在临床/翻译研究方面增加5-7名教员，并在 癌症流行病学、控制和预防。CCSG发展基金将用于支持癌症中心新教师的招聘。癌症中心还利用来自内布拉斯加州的资源(包括LB595、LB506和内布拉斯加州研究计划)和慈善事业，为招募、试点项目和加强共享资源提供支持。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Cancer Center has entered a dynamic growth phase with the recruitment of 35 faculty in the past four years. During this period, the Cancer Center has provided significant resources (space and/or financial) for the recruitment of nineteen faculty. CCSG developmental funds were used to support nine of these faculty. Each of the nine faculty recruited with CCSG developmental funds has peer-reviewed funding amounting to $11.28 million (total direct costs). In 2003, the Chancellor of UNMC has given the Cancer Center an additional 43,000 sq. ft. of research space to continue its growth and development over the next five years. In 2002, the state of Nebraska enacted legislation, the Nebraska Tobacco Settlement Funds for Biomedical Research, which will provide significant resources (at least $4.8 million annually) to the University of Nebraska Medical Center for recruitment. Over the next five years, the Cancer Center plans to recruit new faculty in the Eppley Institute for Cancer Research as well as in basic, clinical and population science departments at UNMC. Over the next five years the Cancer Center plans to recruit at least 12 additional faculty in basic cancer research, 5-7 new faculty in clinical/translational research, and at least three additional faculty in cancer epidemiology, control, and prevention. CCSG Developmental funds will be used to support the recruitment of new Cancer Center faculty. The Cancer Center also utilizes resources from the state of Nebraska (including LB595, LB506, and the Nebraska Research Initiative) and philanthropy to provide support for recruitment, pilot projects, and enhancements of shared resources.