Investigator Development Core

研究者发展核心 总结 研究者发展核心（IDC）的主要目标是（1）为以下方面提供重要的研究支持： 少数民族早期职业调查员和初级教师与创新试点项目和（2）提供 受助人的辅导计划，将提高他们的能力，以实现他们的长期成功， 获得校外资助的独立调查员（辅导K奖和R系列资助）。的 IDC将资助试点项目，以支持高级研究助理或初级教师的赠款支持 每年30 000至50 000美元，为期两年。受资助者将能够使用核心设施， 成本IDC将为获奖者提供资源，导师和其他战略组件，以确保 成功地达到他们的研究职业目标，IDC的主要重点是提供（1）研究 支持，和（2）一个强大的指导计划，为研究人员的发展与赠款写作 技能和研究数据的生成。试点项目奖励金的分配程序包括 宣布、接受申请、委员会审查IDC委员会的书面提案 (IDC、CEC和其他核心领导人）和RCMI执行委员会。试点评估标准 项目包括科学新奇、技术价值、对健康差距的重要性/相关性、经验， 申请人的资格和成就记录。每个项目的初步地方评价 随后将进行NIH式的评估，并由三名外部评估人员对拟议工作进行评分 (R01科学家或同等水平）与拟议项目具有类似的研究兴趣。获奖者将 每季度向委员会和每个委员会的导师口头介绍他们正在进行的工作 以获取有关项目的科学思想和方向的投入。试点进展 国际数据中心委员会将每季度审查和评估项目。试点项目的获奖者将 与研究基础设施核心和社区参与核心密切互动，并将参加 每月与知名外部演讲者举行研讨会/讲习班。如果调查员没有通过 第一年结束时，第二年的资金将不会被授予。委员会将与每一个 获奖者和导师准备有竞争力的NIH拨款申请。预计获奖者将 在两年结束时在该领域的高影响力期刊上发表至少两篇研究文章 资金。在该奖项的第二年结束时，获奖者必须提交研究赠款， 联邦机构，如指导K奖和R系列提案使用所获得的初步数据 试点项目奖励。预计实施国际合作将成功培养少数民族科学家 在健康差异方面训练有素，拥有获得主流外部教育的知识和资格 经费

Investigator Development Core Summary The major goal of the Investigator Development Core (IDC) is (1) to provide significant research support to minority early career investigators and junior faculty with innovative pilot projects and (2) to offer the recipients a mentoring program that will improve their ability to achieve their long-term success as independent Investigators who obtain extramural funding (mentored K award and R series funding). The IDC will fund Pilot Projects to support Senior Research Associates or junior faculty with grant support ranging from $30,000 to 50,000 per year for two years. Grantees will be able to use core facilities at no cost. The IDC will provide the awardees with resources, mentors, and other strategic components to ensure success in reaching their research career goals the main emphasis of the IDC is to provide (1) research support, and (2) a strong mentoring program for the development of researchers with grant writing skills and the generation of research data. Procedures to distribute the pilot project awards involves an announcement, acceptance of applications, committee review of written proposals by the IDC committee (IDC, CEC, and other Core leaders) and RCMI Executive Committee. Criteria for evaluation of the pilot projects include scientific novelty, technical merit, significance/relevance to health disparities, experience, and qualifications of the applicant, and record of accomplishments. Initial local evaluations of each project will be followed by NIH-style evaluations and scoring of the proposed work by three external evaluators (R01 scientists or equivalent levels) with similar research interest to the proposed project. Awardees will present their works-in-progress quarterly with oral presentations to the committee and mentors of each awardee to obtain inputs of the scientific ideas and directions of the projects. The progress of the pilot projects will be reviewed and evaluated quarterly by the IDC committee. The pilot project awardees will closely interact with the Research Infrastructure Core and Community Engagement Core and will attend monthly seminars/workshops with renowned external speakers. If an investigator does not make by the end of the 1st year, funding for the 2nd year will not be awarded. The committee will closely work with each awardee and mentor to prepare competitive NIH grant applications. It is expected that the awardee will publish a minimum of two research articles in high impact journals in the field at the end of the two years of funding. By the end of the 2nd year of the award, awardees are required to submit research grants to federal agencies such as mentored K award and R series proposals using the preliminary data obtained from pilot project awards. Implementation of the IC is expected to result in successful minority scientists well- trained in health disparities who possess the knowledge and credentials to obtain mainstream external funding.