Emory Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

摘要/摘要：行政核心 埃默里大学 Goizueta ADRC 的行政核心提供基础设施来支持和 促进阿尔茨海默病及相关疾病（AD）的临床和研究活动的发展， 利用埃默里大学神经科学界的巨大优势。行政核心 将在主任、副主任和管理员的监督下提供领导，以确保 ADRC 的可用资源得到明智、有效的利用，以在以下领域发挥最大影响： 引导该中心的发现和转化新目标和机制的目标，以实现早期 识别、早期干预并最终预防 AD。行政核心将解决 以下目标： 1) 促进所有 ADRC 活动的积极沟通、协调、整合和规划， 包括核心和研究教育部分（REC），并确保最佳利用、利用、 和资源管理，2）促进和鼓励创新研究以增进我们的理解 通过征集、审查、奖励和支持发展中心来治疗 AD 和 ADRD 项目、慈善支持的试点项目和初级研究人员，3) 加强 AD 和 ADRD 通过最大限度地增加与其他 ADRC 的互动机会来开展研究、临床护理和教育 AD/ADRD 调查人员，以及地方、区域、国家和国际机构和机构，以及 4) 营造一个促进临床护理和研究最高道德标准的环境，包括 遵守人类受试者、动物福利、财政政策和科学诚信。 ADRC将实现 通过汇集来自多个部门的许多才华横溢的多学科研究人员来实现这些目标 以及埃默里大学和其他当地机构的中心，继续促进与更大规模的 AD 研究的合作 社区，让社区了解研究和研究参与的重要性 并促进对未来 ADRC 调查员和领导者的培训。

SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: ADMINISTRATIVE CORE The Administrative Core of the Goizueta ADRC at Emory University provides the infrastructure to support and facilitate the growth of clinical and research activities for Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders (AD), capitalizing on the considerable strengths of the neuroscience community at Emory. The Administrative Core will provide the leadership, overseen by the Director, Associate Directors and Administrator, to ensure that the resources available to the ADRC are utilized judiciously and effectively to provide the greatest impact in shepherding the Center’s goals of discovery and translation of new targets and mechanisms to enable early identification, early interventions, and ultimately prevention of AD. The Administrative Core will address the following Aims: 1) Foster active communication, coordination, integration, and planning of all ADRC activities, including Cores and the Research Education Component (REC), and ensure optimal utilization, leveraging, and management of resources, 2) Promote and encourage innovative research to advance our understanding and treatment of AD and ADRDs through the solicitation, review, award and support of Developmental Projects, philanthropically-supported pilot projects, and junior investigators, 3) Enhance AD and ADRD research, clinical care, and education by maximizing opportunities for interaction with other ADRCs and AD/ADRD investigators, and with local, regional, national, and international institutions and agencies, and 4) Cultivate an environment that promotes the highest standards of ethics in clinical care and research, including compliance with human subjects, animal welfare, fiscal policies, and scientific integrity. The ADRC will achieve these Aims by bringing together the many talented multidisciplinary researchers from the many departments and centers at Emory and other local institutions, continue to foster collaborations with the larger AD research community, engage the community to educate about the importance of research and research participation and foster the training of future ADRC investigators and leaders.