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项目概要-核心C 试点核心C将监督试点项目的执行和发展, 技术和新的研究人员进入可卡因和阿片类药物成瘾中心(COCA)。 MUSC神经科学在过去5年中经历了戏剧性的增长, 临床前和临床领域的年轻、有才华的研究人员。Pilot Core将 提供了一个机会,指导这些年轻的调查人员进入成瘾领域, 在COCA高级调查员的监督下临床前和临床试验项目 将通过广告征集,并由COCA内部顾问进行竞争性审查 纸板.一旦获得资助,项目的进展将受到核心C的广泛监督 董事和内部咨询委员会(IAB)。将对拟议的试点赠款进行评估, 优先促进早期阶段或早期建立的调查员,他们的工作与 整个COCA使命。每个试点获奖者将与高级导师密切合作,并报告 定期向内务部汇报进展为了说明试点核心在协助 培养年轻的研究人员,促进尖端的临床前和临床 该提案概述了四个可能的试点项目,如果正式提交, 如果COCA得到资助,将以竞争的方式考虑试点赠款。
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PROJECT SUMMARY – Core C Pilot Core C will oversee the execution and development of pilot projects that bring new technologies and new investigators into the Center for Cocaine and Opioid Addiction (COCA). MUSC neuroscience has undergone dramatic growth within the last 5 years that has expanded the pool of young, talented investigators in preclinical and clincal arenas. The Pilot Core will provide an opportunity to mentor some of these young investigators into the field of addiction under the supervision of senior COCA investigators. Both preclinical and clinical pilot projects will be solicited by advertisement and competitvely reviewed by the COCA Internal Advisory Board. Once funded, the progress of projects will undergo extensive monitoring by the Core C Directors and the Internal Advisory Board (IAB). The proposed pilot grants will be evaluated and prioritized to promote early stage or early established investigators whose work synergizes with the overall COCA mission. Each pilot awardee will work closely with a senior mentor and report their progress regularly to the IAB. To illustrate the potential of the Pilot Core to assist in the development of young investigators and to promote cutting edge preclinical and clinical research, the proposal outlines four possible pilot projects that, if formally submitted in a call for pilot grants, will be considered in a competitive manner if the COCA is funded.
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Pathway-specific Intervention in Prelimbic Cortical Circuitry Decreases Cocaine-seeking
Pathway-specific Intervention in Prelimbic Cortical Circuitry Decreases Cocaine-seeking
Pathway-specific Intervention in Prelimbic Cortical Circuitry Decreases Cocaine-seeking
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