Core B: Research Translation Core (Sudakin)

项目摘要（参见说明）：研究翻译核心 (RTC) 促进 OSU SRP 内部的互动，并作为 SRP 与我们的利益相关者、NIEHS 和其他 SRP 中心的主要接口。 RTC 的四项主要活动包括与政府机构建立伙伴关系、技术转让、SRP 内的沟通以及向广大受众传播信息。 RTC 已与对波特兰港和下杜瓦米什超级基金站点感兴趣的监管执法人员和公共卫生官员建立了关系。在下一个项目期间，RTC 将扩大合作关系，将 OSU SRP 研究的重点放在美国各地超级基金站点发现的多环芳烃和其他污染物的评估、监测和环境健康影响上。技术转让活动将包括在超级基金地点使用 PSD 进行环境监测，及其在人类健康风险评估中的潜在应用。 RTC 将合作并开发生物影响指标，监管官员可以使用这些指标来监控超级基金现场修复活动。我们将促进生物医学项目的科学性，向 EPA 和其他风险评估人员通报我们的研究结果对于评估多环芳烃混合物对人类健康风险的意义。 RTC 将准备与超级基金站点当前问题相关的教育材料和数据资源，并向广大受众有效传播信息。我们将开发一种新的基于网络的搜索工具，提供有关美国各地超级基金相关问题和网站的全面数据。 RTC 将促进 SRP 内部和外部的沟通，增加利益相关者互动和影响的机会，并向 NIEHS 和其他 SRP 中心报告成果。我们将组织一系列研讨会，提高学员和中心研究员对超级基金场地问题的认识，并强调 OSU SRP 研究对决策的影响。我们计划在半年一次的电子通讯中总结 SRP 的翻译成果，并将其分发给其他 SRP 项目、当前和潜在的利益相关者以及 NIEHS。 RTC 将维护一个动态网站，提供 SRP 活动的最新信息、研讨会系列的访问权限以及学员的简介。

PROJECT SUMMARY (See instructions): The Research Translation Core (RTC) facilitates interaction within the SRP at OSU and serves as the SRP's main interface with our stakeholders, NIEHS, and other SRP Centers. The four main activities of the RTC include developing partnerships with government agencies, technology transfer, communicating within SRP, and disseminating information to a broad audience. The RTC has established relationships with regulatory enforcement and public health officials with interests in the Portland Harbor and Lower Duwamish Superfund Sites. In the next project period, the RTC will expand relationships to focus OSU SRP research on the assessment, monitoring and environmental health implications of PAHs and other contaminants found at Superfund sites throughout the United States. Technology transfer activities will include the use of PSDs for environmental monitoring at Superfund sites, and their potential applications in human health risk assessment. The RTC will collaborate and develop biological impact metrics which regulatory officials can use to monitor Superfund site remediation activities. We will promote the science of our biomedical projects to inform EPA and other risk assessors what our research findings imply for assessment of human health risks from PAH mixtures. The RTC will prepare educational materials and data resources relevant to current issues at Superfund Sites and disseminate information effectively to a broad audience. We will develop a new web-based search tool that provides comprehensive data about Superfund-related issues and sites throughout the United States. The RTC will facilitate communications within and outside the SRP, enhance opportunities for stakeholder interactions and impact, and report achievements to NIEHS and other SRP Centers. We will organize a seminar series that enhances trainee and center investigator awareness of Superfund site issues and emphasizes the impacts of OSU SRP research on decision-making. We plan to summarize the SRP'S translation achievements in a biannual electronic newsletter that we will distribute to other SRP programs, current and potential stakeholders, and NIEHS. The RTC will maintain a dynamic website providing updates on SRP activities, access to our seminar series, and profiles of our trainees.