Initiative in Population Research

人口研究倡议

• 批准号: 8306601
• 负责人: JOHN B CASTERLINE
• 金额: $ 44.7万
• 依托单位: OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2009
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2009-09-30 至 2014-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8306601
• 关键词: Adolescent; Adult; Area; Award; Child Development; Child health care; Collaborations; Development; Exploratory/Developmental Grant for Diagnostic Cancer Imaging; Faculty; Fertility; Fostering; Foundations; Funding Agency; Grant; Growth; Home environment; Immigration; Institutes; Investments; Monoclonal Antibody R24; National Institute of Child Health and Human Development; Ohio; Outcome; Population Research; Productivity; Research; Research Infrastructure; Research Personnel; Research Project Grants; Research Support; Scientist; Seeds; Services; Survey Methodology; United States National Institutes of Health; Universities; Work; behavioral health; college; design; health disparity; innovation; interdisciplinary collaboration; migration; programs; segregation; statistics; working group

The Ohio State University requests a 5-year grant under the NICHD R24 Population Research Infrastructure Program to enable the Initiative in Population Research [IPR] to continue its highly successful support of population research. Since receiving an R21 award in July 2004, the IPR has grown substantially in the number of faculty affiliates, their disciplinary diversity, and their research productivity, making IPR a far stronger research center than 5 years ago. The growth of IPR has been accelerated by significant university investment in population research totaling nearly $5 million in faculty hires, renovation of new space for IPR, and seed grant support. Under the R24 award, IPR researchers will conduct a program of research in 7 thematic areas: 1) Union formation and dissolution; 2) Fertility; 3) Adolescent transitions; 4) Child health and development; 5) Adult health disparities; 6) Immigration/migration; and 7) Residential segregation. In each of these areas, IPR researchers are productive and innovative, and their work is supported by a substantial portfolio of research awards from NICHD, other NIH institutes, NSF, foundations, the state of Ohio, and other sources of funding. Many of the research projects are interdisciplinary collaborations among IPR researchers spread among 6 colleges and 14 departments at OSU, an outcome that IPR has deliberately fostered through a program of seed grants, working groups, and seminars. The proposed R24 infrastructure program will consist of three research support cores -1) Administration, 2) Statistics and Survey Methods, and 3) Geographic Analysis - and a 4) Developmental Core. Each core is carefully designed to provide the essential support and services that IPR researchers require to advance their programs of population research and that cannot be provided by their home departments. Key features of this infrastructure are a lean Administrative Core, a robust Development Core, and 2 technical cores that blend highly progressive technical services with strategic didactic activities. Emerging collaborations between behavioral and health scientists has been a notable development under the R21 award, and the program of activities under the R24 is designed to reinforce this trans-disciplinary mode of population research at Ohio State.

俄亥俄州立大学请求 NICHD R24 人口研究基础设施计划提供为期 5 年的资助，以使人口研究倡议 [IPR] 能够继续其对人口研究的高度成功的支持。自 2004 年 7 月获得 R21 奖项以来，IPR 在教员数量、学科多样性和研究生产力方面大幅增长，使 IPR 成为比 5 年前强大得多的研究中心。大学在人口研究方面的大量投资（总计近 500 万美元）、教师聘用、知识产权新空间的翻修以及种子资助支持，加速了知识产权的发展。根据 R24 奖项，知识产权研究人员将在 7 个主题领域开展研究计划：1）联盟的组建和解散； 2）生育能力； 3）青春期过渡； 4）儿童健康与发展； 5）成人健康差异； 6) 移民/移民； 7) 居住隔离。在每个领域，知识产权研究人员都富有成效和创新，他们的工作得到了来自 NICHD、其他 NIH 机构、NSF、基金会、俄亥俄州和其他资金来源的大量研究奖项的支持。许多研究项目都是分布在俄勒冈州立大学 6 个学院和 14 个系的 IPR 研究人员之间的跨学科合作，这是 IPR 通过种子基金、工作组和研讨会等计划有意培育的成果。拟议的 R24 基础设施计划将包括三个研究支持核心 -1）管理、2）统计和调查方法、3）地理分析 - 以及 4）发展核心。每个核心都经过精心设计，旨在提供知识产权研究人员推进其人口研究计划所需的基本支持和服务，而这些支持和服务是其所在部门无法提供的。该基础设施的主要特点是一个精益的管理核心、一个强大的开发核心和两个将高度先进的技术服务与战略教学活动融为一体的技术核心。行为和健康科学家之间的新兴合作是 R21 奖项下的一项显着发展，R24 下的活动计划旨在加强俄亥俄州立大学的这种跨学科人口研究模式。