Developmental Core Research Plan (B)

发展核心是迈阿密CFAR的最大组成部分，并提供了主要机制，通过该机制，CFAR可以支持创新和合作研究，特别是基础和临床研究人员之间的研究，协助指导和建立新的/初级研究人员，并为学生提供参与艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究的途径。虽然CFAR发展核心具有广泛的使命，但其主要目标仍然是支持初级和没有资金的调查人员。在过去4年中，发展筹资论坛发展核心为34个发展奖提供了1,241,772美元的资金，其中利用了17,500,745美元的外部资金。迈阿密CFAR发展核心将在DCFAR地位下建立的势头基础上再接再厉，并在扩大预算的情况下，准备扩大其能够支持的科学类型。发展奖将在4个不同的类别下颁发，每个类别都有独特的使命。申请将经过严格的同行审查，并将根据科学价值、与艾滋病的相关性以及影响初级研究人员研究的能力来确定优先顺序。 ？奖励新/初级研究人员，以促进这些初级科学家的职业轨迹。 ？促进基础和临床研究人员之间的研究的翻译研究奖。 ？对包含高风险但潜在高回报研究的新兴概念进行奖励。 ？奖励允许临床研究员进行基础/转化性研究的奖项。 使初级/新手研究人员走上成功的职业道路是CFAR的一项主要任务。因此，发展核心中心将为对基础、行为或临床艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究感兴趣的少数族裔和初级教职员工和受训者维持严格的指导计划。指导计划将在拨款撰写、研究方法和职业发展方面提供指导，并将初级调查人员与既定的研究导师联系起来。这些活动为密歇根大学艾滋病研究的良好前景奠定了基础，并为新一代研究人员提供了支持。

The Developmental Core is the largest component of the Miami CFAR and provides the major mechanism through which the CFAR can support innovative and collaborative research, particularly between basic and clinical investigators, assist in the mentoring and establishment of new/junior investigators and provide a path for students to participate in HIV/AIDS research. While the CFAR Developmental Core has a broad mission, its primary goal remains to support junior and unfunded investigators. Over the past 4 years, the Developmental Core of the DCFAR provided $1,241,772 in funding for 34 developmental awards that leveraged $17,500,745 dollars in extramural funding. The Miami CFAR Developmental Core will build upon the momentum established under DCFAR status and, with an expanded budget, is poised to broaden the type of science that it can support. Developmental awards will be made under 4 different categories, each with a unique mission. Applications will undergo rigorous peer review and will be prioritized on the basis of scientific merit, relevance to AIDS and ability to impact the research of a junior investigator. ¿ Awards for new/junior investigators that promote the career track of these junior scientists. ¿ Translational research awards that foster research between basic and clinical researchers. ¿ Awards on emerging concepts that comprise high risk but potentially high payoff research. ¿ Incentivizing awards that permit clinical fellows to conduct basic/translational research. The maintenance of junior/new researchers on a successful career path is a primary mission of the CFAR. As a consequence, the Developmental Core will maintain a rigorous mentorship program for minority and junior faculty and trainees interested in a career in basic, behavioral or clinical HIV/AIDS research. The mentoring program will provide guidance in grant writing, research methods and career development and will link junior investigators to an established research mentor. These activities lay the foundation for a strong future for AIDS research at UM and support for a new generation of investigators.