Administrative and Research Translation Core (ARTC)

摘要 杜克大学超级基金研究中心（DUSRC）旨在了解和解决主要的公共卫生问题。 与生命早期共同暴露于有害污染物和神经发育结果有关的问题。的 DUSRC的行政和研究翻译中心（ARTC）将为 组织整体，促进各组成部分的融合。ARTC将是正式的和中央的 支持，监督和规划DUSRC的研究，事件和活动的框架。因此， ARTC将：促进中央规划和协调;提供财政监督和指导，以确保 遵守机构和联邦法规;利用我们的利益相关者和合作伙伴网络， 吸引DUSRC以外的关键利益相关者参与;沟通需求驱动的研究并促进有效的研究 研究应用;促进和促进中心研究者向相关研究者的技术转让 培养中心研究人员和受训人员及时有效的科学传播能力 研究翻译。ARTC将采用矩阵结构来同化这些信息， 通过每月一次在中心研究人员、学生、研究人员和工作人员中传播研究结果 中心范围的研究讨论会，学员粉笔讲座，每周研讨会和每半年一次的专题讨论会，每年 外部咨询委员会会议，以及ARTC PI和工作人员的连续双周内部会议。的 中心的组织计划包括从项目和核心PI到中心的 主任石楠斯台普顿博士和副主任理查德迪朱利奥博士和研究翻译工作将 由夏洛特·克拉克医生监督通过评估年度里程碑和成功指标，ARTC DUSRC的管理将支持一种无缝的系统研究方法， 项目和核心紧密结合，以加快进度;与利益相关者进行双向沟通; 定期避免透支和结转;及时更新SRP数据;及时更新NIH CareerTrac 更新数据库;及时更新在线资源并制作翻译材料，以支持 利益攸关方和最终用户;最后，接受高影响力、跨学科环境卫生培训的学员 劳动力培训。

Abstract The Duke University Superfund Research Center (DUSRC) aims to understand and address major public health problems related to early-life co-exposure to hazardous contaminants and neurodevelopmental outcomes. The Administrative and Research Translation Core (ARTC) of the DUSRC will provide holistic support of the organized whole and promote integration of the constituent parts. The ARTC will be the formal and central framework for support, oversight, and planning for the DUSRC’s research, events and activities. As such, the ARTC will: facilitate central planning and coordination; provide fiscal oversight and guidance to ensure compliance with institutional and federal regulations; leverage our stakeholder and partnership networks to engage key stakeholders beyond the DUSRC; communicate needs-driven research and facilitate effective research application; facilitate and promote the transfer of technology from Center Investigators to relevant audiences; and build Center investigator and trainee capacity for timely and effective science communication and research translation. The ARTC will employ a matrix structure for assimilation of this information and the dissemination of research findings among Center Investigators, students, researchers and staff via monthly Center-wide research discussion meetings, trainee chalk talks, weekly seminars and bi-annual symposia, annual External Advisory Committee meeting, and consistent biweekly internal meetings of the ARTC PIs and staff. The organizational plan of the Center consists of direct reporting lines from Project and Core PIs to the Center’s Director, Dr. Heather Stapleton, and Deputy Director, Dr. Richard Di Giulio, and research translation efforts will be supervised by Dr. Charlotte Clark. Through evaluation of annual milestones and success metrics, ARTC management of the DUSRC will support a seamless systems approach to research with discovery across projects and cores tightly coupled to accelerate progress; bidirectional communication with stakeholders; avoidance of overdrafts and carry-overs on a regular basis; timely SRP data updates; timely NIH CareerTrac database updates; timely online resource updates and production of translational material in support of stakeholders and end users; and finally, trainees who receive high-impact, interdisciplinary environmental health workforce training.