Core--Pilot research projects

试点研究项目计划核心的主要目的是资助尚未提出的新想法。 在初步数据的支持下，开发或采用新技术， 并促进不同CMCR计划成员之间的新合作。的 经校长评审后，我们会根据科学上的优点挑选建议书 调查员、内部咨询委员会和对CMCR感兴趣的科学家。CMCR将 确定并支持利用新兴技术或新技术的试点研究项目 研究计划范围内的研究或发展机会。这些项目可能 让CMCR内的科学家参与，或扩展到中心外的适当科学家。的 邀请提交试点研究项目的建议书将在首次研究前三个月发出， 资金分配的可能日期。提交的截止日期将是该日期前4周。 我们计划每季度提交补助金的最后期限。试验计划现正接受申请 研究项目将通过电子邮件和FHCRC“中心新闻”出版物和 华盛顿大学医学中心新闻公告以及直接邮寄。建议 内部咨询委员会将对在提交截止日期前收到的报告进行评估。 （IAC）。IAC由来自每个项目和核心的领导人以及额外的临时领导人组成 经邀请选出的成员。将邀请特设成员参加，特别是 他们在评估一个项目时的科学专长。两名IAC成员（主要和次要 审查员将审查每一项提案。IAC还将为每个提案征求两次审查， 其他知识渊博的科学家在拟议的研究领域。IAC成员会原谅 如果存在以下冲突，则不得自行审查赠款或推荐外部审查人员 兴趣不迟于提交截止日期后3周，IAC将举行会议。小学和 二级审评员将介绍他们的审评和两份外部审评。所用标准 对试点研究提案的评判将包括：科学价值：拟议研究的前景 如果成功，将为新医学的发展做出重大的科学贡献。 产品将保护免受，减轻由于恐怖袭击造成的辐射照射的影响。

The key purpose of the Pilot Research Projects Program Core is to fund novel ideas not yet supported by preliminary data, to develop or incorporate new technologies as they become available, and to foster new collaborations between members of different CMCR programs. The proposals will be selected on the basis of scientific merit after evaluation by the Principal Investigator, Internal Advisory Committee and scientists interested in the CMCR. The CMCR will identify and support Pilot Research Projects that take advantage of emergent technology or new research or development opportunities within the scope of the research plan. These projects may involve scientists within the CMCR or extend to appropriate scientists outside the Center. The invitation to submit proposals for pilot study projects will be made three months prior to first possible date of distribution of funds. The deadline for submission will be 4 weeks before that date. We plan to have quarterly deadlines for grant submissions. A call for applications for the Pilot Research Projects will be made via e-mail and the FHCRC "Center News" publication and the University of Washington Medical Center News Bulletin as well as direct mailing. Proposals received at the deadline for submission will be evaluated by the Internal Advisory Committee (IAC). The IAC consists of the leaders from each Project and Core plus additional ad hoc members selected upon invitation. Ad hoc members will be asked to participate particularly for their scientific expertise in evaluating a project. Two IAC members (primary and secondary reviewers) will review each proposal. The IAC will also solicit two reviews for each proposal from other knowledgeable scientists in the field of proposed study. IAC members will excuse themselves from reviewing grants or recommending outside reviewers where there is a conflict of interest. No later than 3 weeks following the submission deadline, the IAC will meet. Primary and secondary reviewers will present their reviews and the two outside reviews. Criteria used for judging pilot study proposals will include: Scientific merit: the prospects that the proposed research would, if successful, lead to a significant scientific contribution to the development of new medical products that will protect against, mitigate the effects of radiation exposure due to terrorist attack.