RESEARCH CAREER DEVELOPMENT CORE

耶鲁大学研究职业发展核心(RCDC)的总体目标是确定和培训一支 初级调查人员，未来将成为老龄化研究的领导者，具有设计/实施所需的技能 多因素老年健康状况的生物学、翻译和临床研究。具体目标 (1)促进初级教员的职业发展和研究技能的获得 通过提供工资、基础设施/技术和其他职业发展支持； 并促进初级教员优先使用资源核心的专业知识和设计服务， 开展和分析涉及多因素老年健康状况的研究；(3)促进 培养翻译研究(基础临床基础；临床实践)的技能，以解决 我们的重点是多因素的老年健康状况；(4)确定和促进 跨学科研究；(5)赞助一年一度的初级教员务虚会，提供强化培训和 支持研究事业发展；(6)提供和便利老年人参加教育活动 (7)加强获得其他职业发展资源，例如 制定方案、资金来源信息、赠款资源库、合适的导师和 合作者、合适的研究人群和老年仪器目录。正如这些目标所反映的那样， 在下一个供资周期中，将更加重视翻译和跨学科研究。 托马斯·吉尔博士，美国国立卫生研究院资助的临床研究员，因其在功能 将领导刚果民防中心，并具有公认的领导和指导能力。对于第一次 年，4名有前途的候选人，代表不同学科，具有不同的背景和 兴趣：Sarwat Chaudhry，医学博士(普通医学)，Manisha Juthan-Mehta，医学博士 (传染病)，Arthur Simen，医学博士，PhD(分子精神病学和人类遗传学)，Ji Li，博士 (心脏病学)。成功更新老年美国人独立中心(OAIC)将使我们能够建造 关于我们在过去15年中建立的许多成功的程序，并将继续 解决临床、翻译和基础科学研究人员缺乏具备最佳技能和培训的问题 严格研究多因素老年健康状况的病因、预后和处理。

The overall goal of the Yale Research Career Development Core (RCDC) is to identify and train a cadre of junior investigators who will be future leaders in aging research, with the skills necessary to design/conduct biological, translational, and clinical studies of multifactorial geriatric health conditions. The specific aims are: (1) to promote the career development and acquisition of research skills of selected junior faculty through the provision of salary, infrastructure/technical, and other career development support; (2) to provide and facilitate priority access by junior faculty to the resource cores' expertise and services for the design, conduct, and analysis of studies addressing multifactorial geriatric health conditions; (3) to promote the development of skills for translational research (basic ¿¿clinical ¿¿basic; clinical ¿> practice) that addresses our focus on multifactorial geriatric health conditions; (4) to identify and foster opportunities for interdisciplinary research; (5) to sponsor a yearly junior faculty retreat that provides intensive training and support in research career development; (6) to provide and facilitate access to educational activities in aging research locally and nationally; and (7) to enhance access to other career development resources, such as protocol development, information on funding sources, grant resource library, suitable mentors and collaborators, appropriate study populations, and geriatric instrument catalog. As reflected in these aims, there will be a greater emphasis during the next funding cycle on translational and interdisciplinary research. Dr. Thomas Gill, an NIH-funded clinical investigator with international stature for his work on functional decline and disability and with proven leadership and mentorship abilities, will lead the RCDC. For the first year, 4 candidates of outstanding promise, representing different disciplines with diverse backgrounds and interests, have been selected: Sarwat Chaudhry, MD (General Medicine), Manisha Juthani-Mehta, MD (Infectious Disease), Arthur Simen, MD, PhD (Molecular Psychiatry and Human Genetics), and Ji Li, PhD (Cardiology). Successful renewal of the Older Americans Independence Center (OAIC) will allow us to build on many of the successful procedures that we have established over the past 15 years and to continue to address the scarcity of clinical, translational and basic science investigators with optimal skills and training to rigorously study the etiology, prognosis and management of multifactorial geriatric health conditions.