Research Translation Core

摘要（研究翻译核心：Ramirez-Andreotta，Mrs. Seau，Artiola，Maier） 亚利桑那大学超级基金研究计划（UA SRP）的首要使命是推进 科学和使用我们中心进行的研究，以改善人类健康和 环境UA SRP研究翻译核心通过与我们的专业互动来推动这一努力。 利益相关者，以确保关键优势和成就，以及研究成果和影响， 对普遍获得服务支助方案的评价和应用。一个主要的分歧往往存在于这一代的尖端 研究并将研究结果付诸实践。因此，研究过程的关键部分是确保有效的 将循证信息和创新研究产品翻译给最终用户以供应用。的 UA SRP研究翻译团队充当知识经纪人，建立合作伙伴关系和交流 UA SRP科学专家与受危险废物影响的人员之间的信息。这些 利益攸关方包括社区、决策者、从业人员、工业界以及其他学术界和 NIEHS UA SRP研究翻译核心旨在有效地整合和翻译UA 战略审查项目关于硬岩采矿场和采矿活动对人类健康的影响以及 研究翻译的四个关键领域：1）超级基金内的沟通 研究计划社区，专注于促进研究人员发起的研究翻译，报告 2）建立政府伙伴关系， 跨学科团队参与建设性的合作伙伴关系，并建立在以前的基础上， 经验，以便与政府机构建立更多的长期伙伴关系; 3）技术 转让，以查明机会和确定机制， 生物医学和环境科学与工程技术纳入健康干预和现场 定性和补救工具;以及4）向其他最终用户传播信息， 利用各种传统和创新的方法来转移从中心的 项目活动，以尽可能广泛的影响。我们将使用各种措施来评估我们的 成功，并确保我们达到有效的研究翻译的目标。通过这些活动， 我们将作为中立方为利益相关者提供基于证据的信息， 污染物，如砷和其他金属（loids），采矿和其他潜在的危害，以及它们对环境的影响。 人类健康和环境。

ABSTRACT (Research Translation Core: Ramirez-Andreotta, Brusseau, Artiola, Maier) The overarching mission of the University of Arizona Superfund Research Program (UA SRP) is to advance science and to use the research conducted by our Center for the improvement of human health and the environment. The UA SRP Research Translation Core drives this effort through dedicated interactions with our stakeholders to ensure that the key strengths and accomplishments, and the research results and implications, of the UA SRP are appreciated and applied. A major divide often exists between the generation of cutting-edge research and putting the findings into practice. Thus, a critical part of the research process is ensuring effective translation of evidence-based information and innovative research products to end-users for application. The UA SRP Research Translation team acts as a knowledge broker to build partnerships and exchange information between UA SRP scientific experts and those who are impacted by hazardous waste. These stakeholders include communities, decision-makers, practitioners, industry, as well as other academics and the NIEHS. The UA SRP Research Translation Core has been designed to effectively integrate and translate UA SRP findings on the impacts of hardrock mining sites and mining activities on human health and the environment through four key areas of Research Translation: 1) Communicating within the Superfund Research Program community, focusing on facilitating investigator-initiated research translation, reporting activities to SRP staff at NIEHS, and cross-center communication; 2) Building government partnerships and transdisciplinary teams to engage in constructive, collaborative partnerships and to build upon previous experiences in order to cultivate additional long-term partnerships with government agencies; 3) Technology transfer to identify opportunities and delineate mechanisms to transfer UA SRP research advances in biomedical and environmental science and engineering technologies into health intervention and site characterization and remediation tools; and 4) Information dissemination to other end-users which will involve using a variety of traditional and innovative approaches to transfer the knowledge gained from the Center's project activities to make as broad an impact as possible. We will use a variety of measures to assess our success, and to ensure that we are meeting our goal of effective research translation. Through these activities, we will serve our stakeholders by acting as a neutral party to provide evidence-based information on contaminants such as arsenic and other metal(loids), mining, and other potential hazards, and their impacts on human health and the environment.