Research Translation Core

研究翻译核心

• 批准号: 8915321
• 负责人: Eric M Suuberg
• 金额: $ 11.6万
• 依托单位: BROWN UNIVERSITY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 至
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/8915321
• 关键词: Address; Back; Biomedical Engineering; Businesses; Chemical Engineering; Collaborations; Communication; Communication Research; Communities; Complement; Country; Ecology; Economics; Educational workshop; Ensure; Entrepreneurship; Environmental Engineering technology; Environmental Health; Faculty; Fostering; Future; Goals; Government; Health; Health Professional; Individual; Institution; Investigation; Knowledge; Laboratories; Lead; Leadership; Link; Location; Modeling; National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences; Nature; Pathway interactions; Positioning Attribute; Public Health; Reporting; Research; Research Activity; Research Personnel; Rhode Island; Rice; Signal Recognition Particle; Site; Societies; Solutions; Structure; Technology; Technology Transfer; Toxicant exposure; Training; Translating; Translational Research; Translations; Uncertainty; United States; Update; Work; Workplace; base; catalyst; experience; member; professor; programs; restoration; technology development

CORE SUMMARY/ABSTRACT It is through the Research Translation Core (RTC), together with the Community Engagement Core (CEC), that the research and scientific results of the Brown SRP are continuously linked to the Rhode Island and national community of stakeholders. The RTC provides a bidirectional communication interface between the SRP and governmental agencies, especially with our state partner agencies, RI Departments of Environmental Management (RIDEM) and Health (RIDOH), as well as with the USEPA and with other SRPs. The nature and structure of the RTC is fully aligned with the overarching scientific theme of the Brown SRP, Integrated Biomedical & Engineering Solutions to Regulatory Uncertainty. Through its regular contacts with RIDEM and RIDOH (and analogous agencies at the federal level), the RTC (in collaboration with the CEC) assures that our work on environmental engineering and science topics is always informed by health considerations. The RTC works closely with individual project leaders to offer mechanisms by which their results find broad and appropriate audiences. The RTC offers technology transfer and development mechanisms. It ensures that NIEHS/SRP staff are regularly informed of research, translation, and other activities related to the Brown SRP. The RTC maintains principal responsibility for communication with all environmental science and engineering-oriented professional and governmental groups, whereas the CEC is principally responsible for communication with community-based organizations and health care professional groups. To ensure a full integration with the academic portions of the program, core leadership for both the RTC and CEC is drawn from regular faculty members, who work in partnership with those from government. To ensure that communication with the full range of stakeholders is continuous and properly managed, the RTC relies on a unique State Agencies Liaison. The individual holding this position, Dr. James Rice, serves as the principal liaison between the activities and research of the SRP and its stakeholder community in Rhode Island and nationally, which includes other SRP programs across the country. He works closely with the Environmental Health State Agencies Liaison, Dr. Marcella Thompson, who is his counterpart in the CEC. The proposed RTC activities foster two-way communication between the SRP and its stakeholders in many ways. The RTC responds to requests for technical advice from governmental agencies, develops and hosts relevant educational and training workshops for stakeholders, facilitates communication of research findings to relevant scientific and other professional communities, and supports technology transfer initiatives. Additionally, the RTC will continue to support contaminated site investigation and restoration projects at the Centredale Manor (NPL), Gorham/Textron, Industrial Lane and Fisherville Mill sites, and work closely with the training core to develop environmentally relevant coursework and practical training for SRP trainees.

核心摘要/摘要 它通过研究翻译核心 (RTC) 与社区参与核心 (CEC) 一起， 布朗 SRP 的研究和科学成果不断与罗德岛州和 国家利益相关者社区。 RTC 提供了一个双向通信接口 SRP 和政府机构，特别是我们的州合作伙伴机构、RI 环境部门 管理 (RIDEM) 和健康 (RIDOH)，以及 USEPA 和其他 SRP。自然和 RTC 的结构完全符合 Brown SRP 的总体科学主题：综合 监管不确定性的生物医学和工程解决方案。通过与 RIDEM 的定期接触， RIDOH（以及联邦级别的类似机构）、RTC（与 CEC 合作）确保我们的 环境工程和科学主题的工作始终以健康考虑为基础。 RTC 与各个项目负责人密切合作，提供机制，使他们的成果得到广泛认可 以及合适的受众。 RTC 提供技术转让和开发机制。它确保 NIEHS/SRP 工作人员定期了解与 Brown SRP 相关的研究、翻译和其他活动。 RTC 承担与所有环境科学和环境领域进行沟通的主要责任。 以工程为导向的专业和政府团体，而 CEC 主要负责 与社区组织和医疗保健专业团体的沟通。为确保充分 与该计划的学术部分相结合，为 RTC 和 CEC 制定了核心领导层 来自普通教职人员，他们与政府人员合作。为了确保 与全方位利益相关者的沟通是持续且妥善管理的，RTC 依赖于 独特的国家机构联络。担任此职位的人 James Rice 博士担任校长 SRP 及其在罗德岛州的利益相关者社区的活动和研究之间的联络 全国范围内，其中包括全国范围内的其他 SRP 计划。他与环保部门密切合作 国家卫生机构联络员 Marcella Thompson 博士，他是 CEC 的同行。 拟议的 RTC 活动促进了 SRP 及其利益相关者之间的双向沟通 方式。 RTC 响应政府机构、开发者和主办者提出的技术建议请求 为利益相关者举办相关的教育和培训讲习班，促进研究结果的交流 相关科学界和其他专业界，并支持技术转让举措。 此外，RTC 将继续支持污染场地调查和恢复项目 Centredale Manor (NPL)、Gorham/Textron、Industrial Lane 和 Fisherville Mill 工厂，并与 培训核心，为 SRP 学员开发环境相关课程和实践培训。