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Administrative Core

Administrative Core
行政核心
批准号:
7391425
负责人:
Wellington V. Cardoso
金额:
$15.52万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-12-01 至 2012-11-30

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中文摘要
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行政核心在促进各方科学互动方面发挥着重要作用 在项目和其他核心方面,以及在与总体财务和人事有关的问题上提供支持, 管理该核心的职责是:1)管理所有预算事项和记录 保存本计划项目补助金,包括与人员工资、附带福利 福利、医疗保健和保险,采购用品和加快订单和服务; 2)服务 作为研究者和医疗中心管理部门之间的接口,进行材料转移 生物安全、同位素、重组DNA和IACUC协议和更新协议; 促进五个项目之间的科学交流。Cardoso博士和Fine博士将担任PI, Co-Pi的这个核心,分别。他们将安排并主持与项目负责人的每周会议, 讨论科学数据、研究方向和进一步确定协同作用的小组 项目之间; 4)组织进度报告和非竞争性更新该赠款。第五章) 组织访问并与内部和外部咨询委员会讨论所有会议。这 包括外部顾问的日程安排和旅行安排以及科学报告的撰写。 这个核心在执行上述所有职能方面非常有帮助和高效
英文摘要
The Administrative Core plays an essential function in facilitating the scientific interactions between all projects and the other Cores and in providing support on issues related to overall finances and personnel management. The responsibilities of this core are: 1) management of all budgetary matters and record keeping of this Program Project Grant, including documentation related to personnel salaries, fringe benefits, health care and insurance, purchasing of supplies and expediting orders and services; 2) serving as an interface between the investigators and the Medical Center Administration for material transfer agreements and update of protocols for biosafety, isotopes, recombinant DNA an IACUC; 3) Integrating and facilitating scientific exchange between the five projects. Dr. Cardoso and Dr. Fine will serve as the PI and Co-Pi of this core, respectively. They will schedule and chair weekly meetings with the project leaders and their groups for discussion of scientific data, research directions, and further identification of synergies between projects; 4) organization of the progress reports and non-competitive renewals of this grant. 5) Organization of the visits and discussion of all meetings with the Internal and External Advisory Board. This includes the scheduling and travel arrangements of the external advisors and writing of the scientific reports. This Core has been highly helpful and efficient in performing all the above functions
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