DEVELOPMENTAL CORE

发展核心的长期目标是为新的研究征求和提供资金 我们的三个成员机构（FHI，RTI，ESTA）以及少数民族合作伙伴的艾滋病毒研究项目 （在教育系统内，如北卡罗来纳州中央大学、彭布罗克大学、北卡罗来纳州格林斯伯勒大学等，和 外部，例如波多黎各大学）。我们将进行客观的同行评审，并指派高级 研究人员作为导师，以促进研究，出版和赠款提交。第一年 在新的赠款周期，我们将把联合收割机150，000美元的CFAR基金与65，000美元的TRAC基金结合起来， 在艾滋病毒研究的各个方面（基础和临床科学，翻译）提供一年的小额（5，000 - 20，000美元）奖励 研究、流行病学、疫苗和行为研究）。我们将继续专注于正在进行的 在妇女、少数民族和国际社会中流行。除了我们的年度RFP，我们还将 预留资金，用于对核心主任确定的新问题进行定向研究。外联和 教育将通过1）获奖者在我们的每周会议上的演讲，2）年度 在世界艾滋病日访问HMU，为学生和教师举办教学讲座，并征求合作伙伴 研究项目，3）我们的年度艾滋病毒更新课程，400名临床医生从东南部，4）我们的年度 世界艾滋病日专题讨论会，5）我们的年度社区论坛审查新的 6）每年有250人参加的关于艾滋病的全大学课程。有前途 将确定少数族裔初级调查员并对其进行指导，直至他们独立事业成功。 持续的质量改进仍将是一个重点，包括对整个过程进行审查， 获奖者的征集、审查、指导和生产力。 CFAR发展核心自成立以来已发放了85笔小额赠款，其中11笔仍在使用中。 数据分析或数据分析。发展研究的结果是：55项外部赠款，另有6项 目前正在审查中;一项专利; 64篇论文，另有17篇正在出版或审查中;一项免费统计 在线提供软件包;以及在国家和国际会议上进行的71次演讲。发育 获奖者已经收到了超过50，000，000美元的后续资金。

The long term goals of the Developmental Core are to solicit and provide funding for novel research projects of HIV research from our three member institutions (FHI, RTI, UNC) as well as our minority partners (within the UNC system, such as North Carolina Central University, Pembroke, UNC-Greensboro, etc., and outside, such as the University of Puerto Rico). We shall conduct objective peer review and assign senior investigators as mentors to nurture the research, publication and grant submission. In the first year of the new grant cycle we shall combine $150,000 of CFAR funds with $65,000 of UNC funds to support one to two year small ($5,000-$20,000) awards in all aspects of HIV research (basic and clinical sciences, translational research, epidemiology, vaccines, and behavioral research). We shall continue to focus on the ongoing epidemic in women, minorities, and international communities. In addition to our annual RFP, we shall set aside funds for directed research on emerging problems identified by Core Directors. Outreach and education will be accomplished through 1) presentation by Awardees at our weekly conference, 2) annual visits to HMUs on World AIDS Day with didactic talks for students and faculty and solicitation of collaborative research projects, 3) our annual HIV Update course for 400 clinicians from the Southeast, 4) our annual World AIDS Day Symposium at UNC for RTI, UNC and FHI, 5) our annual Community Forum reviewing new information for clients, and 6) a university-wide course on AIDS attended by 250 annually. Promising minority junior investigators will be identified and mentored until they have successful independent careers. Continuous quality improvement will remain a focus consisting of a review of the entire process including solicitation, review, mentoring and productivity of Awardees. The CFAR Developmental Core has awarded 85 small grants since its inception, of which 11 are still in progress or in data analysis. Developmental research has resulted in: 55 outside grants, with six more currently in review; one patent; 64 papers, with 17 more either in press or under review; one free statistical package available on-line; and 71 presentations at national and international conferences. Developmental Awardees have already received a total of over $50,000,000 in subsequent funding.