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The Hopkins Population Center

霍普金斯人口中心

基本信息

批准号：
10662201
负责人：
FEINIAN CHEN
金额：
$ 43.45万
依托单位：
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2003
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2003-07-10 至 2026-03-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10662201
关键词：
Acceleration Agreement Applications Grants Area Award Child Health Collaborations Communication Communities Conceptions Creativeness Data Demography Development Discipline Engineering Ensure Family Family health status Funding Incubated Inequality Institution Investments Lead Link Maternal Health Maternal and Child Health Mentors Methodology Methods National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Personal Satisfaction Pilot Projects Policies Population Population Dynamics Population Sciences Poverty Poverty Areas Production Productivity Public Health Recording of previous events Reproductive Health Research Research Activity Research Infrastructure Research Project Grants Research Support Role Schools Science Services Sexual Health Training Programs Underrepresented Minority Universities University resources Vision Work career improved innovation interest mid-career faculty population health programs public health intervention public health relevance recruit research and development service organization social social health determinants symposium synergism uptake working group

项目摘要

Overall Abstract The Hopkins Population Center (HPC) is a university-wide center providing research infrastructure for demography, reproductive health, and population health research at Johns Hopkins University (JHU). The Center has 62 faculty Associates from 7 JHU schools (16 departments). Tapping into Associates’ leading expertise in social, public health, biomedical, engineering, and statistical sciences, the HPC builds on these historical strengths and facilitates emerging innovation in specific research areas of population dynamics research. The HPC is directed by Director, Dr. Lingxin Hao, and two Associate Directors, Drs. Emily Agree and Li Liu. The HPC has three Specific Aims. Aim 1 is to support the incubation, development, production, and dissemination of innovative research in three primary research areas (PRAs) – Poverty and Inequality, Sexual and Reproductive Health, and Family, Maternal and Child Health. The HPC supports the whole spectrum of innovative research in the PRAs through the Development, Scientific, and Administrative Cores. The Development Core identifies new ideas from Associates, assembles new teams among HPC Associates between academic ranks and across disciplines, and provides research development support via a set of programs. The Development Core ensures internal cohesiveness through the bridging role of PRA representatives, who are high-profile senior Associates and open up communication channels between Associates and Core leaders. The Scientific Core focuses its energy on increasing the research rigor and competitiveness of new and in-progress research projects. The Administrative Core works on the timely dissemination of new research findings via seminars, conferences, and symposiums. Aim 2 is to support early- career Associates (ECAs) to accelerate research independence in PRAs. We are continually recruiting ECAs to nurture their research capacity and independence in HPC’s PRAs and additional effort to meet the specific needs of underrepresented minority ECAs. Aim 3 is to grow synergy within HPC, JHU, and the broader community to promote research in population science. The HPC strengthens its centeredness within HPC among the three Cores, at JHU HPC maintains and further develops alliances with university research initiatives on common interests to promote population dynamics research, and in the broader community the HPC will establish partnerships with regional population centers and local institutions serving underrepresented minorities. The three Cores’ functioning and the synergy across them enable HPC to further its long history of outstanding contributions to population science. The P2C funding will sustain and expand the provision of cohesive infrastructural services. With the university’s substantial investment in HPC and HPC’s leveraging resources of university initiatives, the HPC endeavors to maximize the added value of the requested P2C funding.

总体摘要霍普金斯人口中心（HPC）是一个大学范围内的中心，为以下方面提供研究基础设施：约翰霍普金斯大学（JHU）的人口学、生殖健康和人口健康研究。的中心有来自7所JHU学校（16个部门）的62名教员。利用联营公司的领先优势在社会，公共卫生，生物医学，工程和统计科学的专业知识，HPC建立在这些基础上在人口动态的具体研究领域， research. HPC由主任Lingxin Hao博士和两位副主任艾米丽博士指导。李六。HPC有三个具体目标。目标1是支持孵化、开发、生产和传播三个主要研究领域的创新研究成果-贫穷和不平等、性别平等、和生殖健康以及家庭、孕产妇和儿童健康。HPC支持所有类型的通过发展，科学和行政核心在PRA中进行创新研究。的开发核心从同事那里发现新想法，在HPC同事中组建新团队在学术级别和跨学科之间建立联系，并通过一套程序.发展核心通过PRA的桥梁作用确保内部凝聚力代表，他们是高知名度的高级合伙人，并开辟沟通渠道，同事和核心领导人。科学核心集中精力提高研究的严谨性，新的和正在进行的研究项目的竞争力。行政核心工作及时通过研讨会、会议和专题讨论会传播新的研究成果。目标二是及早提供支持- 职业助理（ECAs），以加速PRA的研究独立性。我们不断招募ECA 培养他们的研究能力和独立性，在HPC的PRA和额外的努力，以满足特定的代表性不足的少数族裔出口信贷机构的需求。目标3是在HPC、JHU和更广泛的推动人口科学研究。HPC加强了其在HPC中的中心地位在这三个核心中，JHU HPC保持并进一步发展与大学研究的联盟就共同关心的问题提出倡议，以促进人口动态研究，并在更广泛的社会中， HPC将与区域人口中心和当地机构建立合作伙伴关系，少数群体这三个核心的功能和协同作用使HPC能够进一步发展其悠久的历史，对人口科学的杰出贡献。P2C资金将维持和扩大提供有凝聚力的基础设施服务。随着大学对HPC的大量投资和HPC的利用， HPC致力于最大化所请求的P2C的附加值，经费