Administrative Core

行政核心（核心A）将为每个项目和核心提供支持机制， 该中心旨在促进项目内部以及与外部科学界的互动。核心将 支持项目和核心之间的双周互动，以及通信软件， 日常面对面交流，如有必要。该核心将支持全职计划协调员（PC）， 将为该计划提供行政支持，并负责协调和维护 行政工作流程和沟通的连续性。PC将确保所有管理 在最后期限内完成，并负责组织和协调所有旅行，包括， 每月计划会议，年度务虚会和项目负责人出席年度NIAID 会议“病毒控制的免疫机制”。项目协调员将向校长报告 研究者（PI）将负责项目的所有管理方面，并与PI一起准备 报告和预算材料，协调与业务办公室的活动，并管理通信 合作者。保护委员会还将参与编写报告、出版物等，以及 与研究相关的任何适当方案或其他文件的存档。 其他职责将是组织实验室之间的材料（小鼠、组织、病毒）转移， 与科学界分享试剂。核心还将支持每年的务虚会， 包括中心外部科学咨询委员会成员的出席，并选择邀请 演讲者促进与整个病毒免疫学界的互动。总之，这个核心是 将中心凝聚在一起，并允许自由和轻松地交流科学发现 中心内的项目和核心之间，以及中心和科学界之间。

The Administrative Core (Core A) will provide the support mechanisms to each Project and Core within the Center to foster interaction both within the program and with the outside scientific community. This core will support bi-weekly interactions between the Projects and Cores, as well as communication software to allow daily face to face interactions, if necessary. This core will support a full time Program Coordinator (PC) who will provide administrative support to the program and will be responsible for coordinating and maintaining the continuity of the administrative work flow and communication. The PC will ensure that all administrative deadlines are met, and will have the responsibility for organizing and coordinating all the travel including, monthly program meetings, annual retreats and attendance of the project leaders to the annual NIAID meeting "Immune Mechanism of Virus Control". The project coordinator will report to the principal investigator (PI) on all administrative aspects of the program, and in conjunction with the PI, will prepare reports and budgetary materials, coordinate activity with the business office and manage correspondence with collaborators. The PC will also be involved in the preparation of reports, publications, etc., as well as the filing of any appropriate protocols or other documentation needed in connection with the research. Additional duties will be organizing the transfer of materials (mice, tissues, viruses) between laboratories and the sharing of reagents with the scientific community. The Core will also support a yearly retreat which will include attendance by members of the External Scientific Advisory Board for the Center, and select invited speakers to foster interaction with the viral immunology community as a whole. In summary, this Core is the glue that will hold the Center together, and allow the free and easy exchange of scientific discoveries between the Projects and Cores within the Center, and between the Center and the scientific community.