DATA PROMOTION

核心B的目标是促进使用PSID收集的与老龄化相关的数据，以实现 提高了对数据的认识和使用，出版了更多的出版物和提交了更多的提案 NIH，最重要的是，科学的进步。为了充分利用科学上的潜力 在数据库中，提出了三项具体活动。首先，我们建议制定和实施两个 竞争性的试点项目计划，将导致为两年的老龄化研究提供小额赠款 研究领域：养老金、私人账户和整个生命周期的退休储蓄；以及 以及家庭内健康和社会经济地位的代际联系。在每个域中， 征集提案的广告将被广泛刊登，并向任何机构的研究人员提供。一个 将成立由每个专题领域的专家组成的遴选委员会来审查提案， 在这两年中，每年选择六到七个作为资助对象。选择飞行员的一个重要标准 项目将是他们导致重要的更大研究计划的可能性。在12个月内 接受资助后，受赠者将在为期两天的会议上发表论文，其中包括演讲。 由每个研究领域的其他领先学者所做的。 其次，我们建议举行两(2)个为期两天的会议，由试点项目受赠人、调查人员 是该计划项目的一部分，其他主要学者将根据 PSID在这两个专题领域的工作。征集摘要的广告将广泛刊登，提交的文章将由以下人员审查 一个在这两个专题领域各有专长的委员会。除了为 交流科学思想和成果，包括介绍老龄化方面的新研究， 会议也将被用作一种机制，通过促进 讨论正在收集的数据以及这些数据可以解决的科学和政策问题。第三, 我们建议通过开展潜在的推广活动来提高人们对老龄化相关数据的认识和使用 用户社区通过在各种专业会议上展示和演示数据， 包括在重大专业社会科学年会节目中投放广告 由相关科学界的科学家参加的健康协会；展示信息 专业会议的展位；在专业会议的前一天举办3-4个小时的数据用户研讨会 会议；以及开发信息材料，汇总有关健康、财富和 可在专业会议和其他场所分发的养老金。 B核心将由罗伯特·舍尼领导，他也是A核心的负责人和 项目1和P01作为一个整体。

The goal of Core B is to promote the use of the aging-related data collected by PSID in order to realize increased awareness and use of the data, a greater number of publications and proposal submissions to NIH, and, most significantly, advances in science. In order to fully capitalize on the scientific potential of the database, three specific activities are proposed. First, we propose to develop and implement two competitive pilot project programs that will result in the funding of small grants for research on aging in two research domains: pensions, private accounts, and retirement savings throughout the life course; and intra- and intergenerational connections in health and socioeconomic status within the family. Within each domain, a call for proposals will be advertised widely and made available to researchers at any institution. A selection committee consisting of experts in each thematic area will be formed to review the proposals, selecting six or seven for funding in each of the two years. An important criterion for selecting the pilot projects will be their likelihood of leading to important larger programs of research. Within 12 months of receiving funding, grantees will present their papers at a two-day conference that will include presentations made by other leading scholars in each research area. Second, we propose to hold two (2) two-day conferences where pilot project grantees, investigators who are part of the Program Project, and other leading scholars will present their research findings based on the PSID in the two thematic areas. A call for abstracts will be advertised widely, with submissions reviewed by a committee with expertise in each of the two thematic areas. In addition to providing a forum for the exchange of scientific ideas and results, including the presentation of new research in aging, the conferences will also be used as a mechanism to generate a "buzz" within the user community by fostering discussion about the data being collected and scientific and policy questions the data can address. Third, we propose to increase awareness and use of the aging-related data by conducting outreach to the potential user community through the display and demonstration of the data at various professional conferences, including placing advertisements in the annual meeting programs of major professional social science and health associations attended by scientists in the relevant scientific communities; exhibiting informational booths at professional meetings; holding 3-4 hour data user workshops on the day prior to professional meetings; and developing informational materials that summarize available data on health, wealth, and pensions that may be distributed at professional meetings and in other venues. Core B will be led by Robert Schoeni, who is also the Leader of Core A and the Principal Investigator of Project 1 and the P01 as a whole.