Administrative Core

项目主任David P.Hajjar博士将继续全面负责 负责这个项目的科学实施，他将制定总体目标，采取行动 根据私营部门小组执行委员会的建议(其他主要调查员 每个项目：Marcus博士、K.Hajjar、Hempstead和Gross)。D.Hajjar博士和 K.Hajjar将协调数据交换，并确保将成果和 计划。 每个项目的调查人员和工作人员每周都会开会进行研究 研讨会。这些周三中午的会议目前是这样安排的，即 定期(通常每两个月)对每个项目进行审查。特邀研讨会 在可能的情况下，发言者还参加这些每周会议。 行政核心将提供财务管理，包括预计 从我们的财务数据中每隔四个月支付给首席调查员的支出 基地。核心将在人事领域提供支助服务。核心还将 协助调查人员准备动物和人权表格。对此 时间上，执行委员会将开会讨论财政事项，主要问题包括 空间，新设备需求，选择研究报告的外部演讲者 可能会帮助个别项目，并在必要时重新分配任何支持。这个 初级调查员和研究员的进展情况也将每两个月进行一次评估。 时间间隔，因为它与PPG相关。博士后研究员也被分配到每个项目中 由D.Hajjar博士担任，因为他是NIH心血管培训计划的主任 生物化学和动脉粥样硬化(就像他在过去25年中所做的那样)或由B. 亨普斯特德，因为她是她自己的NIH实验培训补助金的主任 血液学。

The program director, Dr. David P. Hajjar, will continue to assume overall responsibility for the scientific conduct of this program and he will set overall goals, acting with the advice of the Executive Committee of the PPG (the other principal investigators of each of the projects: Drs. Marcus, K. Hajjar, Hempstead, and Gross). Drs. D. Hajjar and K. Hajjar will coordinate the interchange of data and insure integration of results and planning. The investigators and staff from each project meet weekly for Research-in-Progress seminars. These meetings on Wednesdays at noon are currently structured so that a review of each project occurs regularly (usually every two months). Invited seminar speakers also participate, when possible, in these weekly conferences. The Administrative Core will provide financial management, including projected expenditures to the Principal Investigators at four month intervals from our financial data base. The Core will provide support services in the area of personnel. The Core will also assist the investigators in the preparation of their Animal and Human Rights Forms. At this time, the Executive Committee will meet to discuss fiscal matters, major issues involving space, new equipment needs, selection of outside speakers whose research presentations may help the individual projects, and any re-allocation of support, if necessary. The progress of the junior investigators and fellows will also be evaluated in bi-monthly intervals, as it relates to the PPG. Post-Doctoral fellows are also assigned to each project by Dr. D. Hajjar since he is Director of the NIH Training Program in Cardiovascular Biochemistry and Atherosclerosis (as he has been for the past 25 years) or by Dr. B. Hempstead, since she is the Director of her own NIH Training grant in Experimental Hematology.