Administrative Core

行政核心由首席调查员陈伯熙博士领导。陈冯富珍博士，谢丽尔协助 克里斯滕森将监督该计划科学和财务事务的所有行政方面。此核心 将负责每月组织中枢神经系统损伤和水肿病研究研讨会并安排邀请 演讲者和外部顾问。该核心还将在供应和设备方面提供文书协助。 采购、通信、研讨会安排、手稿、摘要和相关工作的准备 由该方案编制，并编写NINDS的年度进展报告。克里斯滕森女士将监督 了解各个项目的财务状况，并为项目总监准备月度财务报告。《核心》 还将在方案项目内并通过内部咨询委员会提供科学咨询 (加里·斯坦伯格博士、弗兰克·隆戈博士、拉里·利特博士、格雷戈里·阿尔伯斯博士)和外部顾问。我们有 专门为本中心与脑血管疾病研究组共同设立的研究研讨会系列 与疾病的神经生物学研讨会系列由神经科学计划和 斯坦福大学神经科学研究所。此外，我们还参加了斯坦福大学设立的系列研讨会 临床卒中中心，以促进我们研究的翻译方面。生物统计学家Paige Bracci女士将 协助研究人员进行实验设计、数据分析和使用适当的统计检验。

The Administrative Core is headed by Dr. Pak H. Chan, the Principal Investigator. Dr. Chan, assisted by Cheryl Christensen, will oversee all administrative aspects of both scientific and financial matters of the Program. This Core will be responsible for organizing monthly CNS Injury and Edema Research seminars and scheduling invited speakers and external consultants. This Core will also provide for clerical assistance in the supply and equipment purchasing, correspondence, seminar arrangements, preparation of manuscripts, abstracts, and related work produced by the Program, and preparation of the annual progress reports for the NINDS. Ms. Christensen will monitor the financial status of the individual projects and prepare monthly financial reports for the Program Director. The Core will also provide for scientific consultation within the Program Project and through the Internal Advisory Committee (Dr. Gary Steinberg, Dr. Frank Longo, Dr. Larry Litt, Dr. Gregory Albers) and with external consultants. We have established research seminar series just for our Center and jointly with the Cerebrovascular Disease Research Group and with the Neurobiology of Disease seminar series organized jointly by the Program in Neurosciences and the Neuroscience Institute at Stanford. In addition, we also participate in the seminar series established by the Stanford Clinical Stroke Center to facilitate the translational aspects of our studies. Ms. Paige Bracci, a biostatistician, will assist the investigators with experimental designs, data analysis, and the use of appropriate statistical tests.