Administrative Core

行政核心的总体目标和目标是管理、协调和监督所有中心活动，以有效和最佳地支持该计划的目标，即开发能够治疗多种NIAID新出现和再出现的优先病原体病毒的新型宿主靶向抗病毒治疗药物，无论是单独使用还是与其他可用药物联合使用。行政核心将由杰弗里·格伦博士担任主任领导，他将主持由博士组成的科学咨询委员会。Terrence Blaschke、Gail Cassell、John mcchchison、Charles Rice、Douglas Richman和Raymond Schinazi为外部顾问，Gary Peltz、Daria Mochly-Rosen、Mark Kay、Vijay Pande、Chaitan Khosia、Purvesh Khatri和Harry Greenberg博士为内部成员。行政核心将寻求通过以下具体目标向整个计划及其组成项目和核心提供上述支持，这些目标是：

The overall objective and goals of the Administrative Core is to manage, coordinate, and supervise all Center activities to effectively and optimally support the Program's goals to develop new classes of host-targeting antiviral therapeutics that are capable of treating multiple NIAID Emerging and Re-emerging Priority Pathogen viruses, when used alone or in combination with other available agents. The Administrative Core will be led by Dr. Jeffrey Glenn as Director, who will anchor the Scientific Advisory Committee composed of Drs. Terrence Blaschke, Gail Cassell, John McHutchison, Charles Rice, Douglas Richman, and Raymond Schinazi as external advisors, and Gary Peltz, Daria Mochly-Rosen, Mark Kay, Vijay Pande, Chaitan Khosia, Purvesh Khatri, and Dr. Harry Greenberg as internal members. The Administrative Core will seek to deliver the above support to both the overall Program and its constituent Projects and Cores via the following specific aims, which are to: 1) Implement administrative & leadership mechanisms via a management plan that will facilitate communication and cooperation among the Project leaders and with the greater consortium and investigators at other institutions so as to ensure a maximally productive research effort; 2) Monitor the progress of each of the research and pilot projects and their interactions with the scientific cores, and promotion of effective communication; 3) Provide an efficient, centralized unit for the appropriate fiscal and administrative operation of the Stanford CETR activities; 4) Provide infrastructure support for the Center investigators to develop collaborative studies with other members of the National CETR Program consortium and research groups.