The University of Colorado Population Center

科罗拉多大学人口中心

• 批准号: 8484758
• 负责人: FRED C PAMPEL
• 金额: $ 37.34万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2010
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2010-09-27 至 2015-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8484758
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In response to RFA-HD-09-004 for the Population Research Infrastructure Program (R24), the University of Colorado at Boulder Population Center (CUPC) requests five years of funding from NICHD for Infrastructure support of the center. With funding over the last four years from an NICHD Short-term Support for Rising Programs award, the center made substantial progress in size and quality of the faculty affiliates, number of external grants, and professional presence and scholarly influence in population research. With new R24 funding, we propose to build on these successes through innovative research; collaborative ties to across disciplines within the University of Colorado and across other universities and nations; leveraged support from the university administration; mentoring and support for a group of promising new faculty; international leadership in demographic research and training; and updating of technology. Toward these goals, the application describes the three signature themes of the center: (1) health and mortality; (2) migration and population redistribution; and (3) environmental demography. The notable intellectual progress made on these themes and the promise of more to come coincide with the ground breaking of a new $14 million building for interdisciplinary social science research. CUPC will move into the building in September 2010. The center requests five infrastructure cores: The Administrative Core will provide crucial services to all affiliates, including secretarial, bibliographic, and grants management support for research projects. The Statistics and Computing Core will support a first-rate computing and technology environment for handling large and complex data sets and make use of affiliate expertise for statistical training and consultation. The information Core will broaden access to information for affiliates, increase awareness of center activities, and disseminate research findings. The Developmental Core will provide crucial seed awards to allow researchers - particularly junior affiliates - to address larger, more difficult, previously intractable research problems. The Public Infrastructure Core, in collaboration with the Population Reference Bureau, will help disseminate research of population centers across the country to the public.

为了响应人口研究基础设施计划 (R24) 的 RFA-HD-09-004，科罗拉多大学博尔德人口中心 (CUPC) 请求 NICHD 提供五年的资金，用于该中心的基础设施支持。过去四年，在 NICHD 新兴项目短期支持奖的资助下，该中心在附属教员的规模和质量、外部资助的数量以及人口研究方面的专业存在和学术影响力方面取得了实质性进展。借助新的 R24 资金，我们建议通过创新研究在这些成功的基础上再接再厉；与科罗拉多大学以及其他大学和国家跨学科的合作关系；获得大学行政部门的支持；为一批有前途的新教师提供指导和支持；人口研究和培训方面的国际领先地位；和技术的更新。为了实现这些目标，该应用程序描述了该中心的三个标志性主题：（1）健康和死亡率； （二）迁移和人口再分配； (3) 环境人口统计。在这些主题上取得的显着的智力进步以及更多的进步的承诺与耗资 1400 万美元的跨学科社会科学研究新大楼的破土动工同时发生。 CUPC将于2010年9月迁入大楼。 该中心需要五个基础设施核心： 行政核心将为所有附属机构提供关键服务，包括秘书、书目以及研究项目的赠款管理支持。统计和计算核心将支持一流的计算和技术环境，以处理大型和复杂的数据集，并利用附属专业知识进行统计培训和咨询。信息核心将扩大附属机构获取信息的渠道，提高对中心活动的认识，并传播研究成果。发展核心将提供重要的种子奖励，使研究人员——特别是初级附属机构——能够解决更大、更困难、以前棘手的研究问题。公共基础设施核心与人口资料局合作，将帮助向公众传播全国各地人口中心的研究成果。