Capacity Building for Enhanced Research Administration (CaBERA) at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research
Capacity Building for Enhanced Research Administration (CaBERA) at Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research
批准号:
9316752
负责人:
Oye Nana Akuffo
金额:
$10.57万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-06-01 至 2018-11-30
关键词:
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SUMMARY
To ensure that NMIMR attains the highest standards in managing research, the long term goal of
this application is to strengthen and adequately equip the existing Office of Research Support
(ORS) at NMIMR, to be an effective unit in charge of research administration, having oversight of
the institution’s systems and processes for improved compliance and regulatory activities. For this
grant, the two identified senior research administrators will be mentored in Yale to expand the
existing skill base, further training and infrastructure support will be structured into the
development of the grant to ensure the needs of the funding agencies are met. They will be
equipped with the needed skills to become trainers-of-trainees, and strengthen their capacity to
effectively manage projects. They will receive intensive training in best practices in research
administration, financial management and audit, post-award compliances, effective budget
implementation and other statutory requirements of specific funding agencies. This will ensure
that key personnel are familiar with all the considerations related to grant administration. They will
in turn offer training and educational sessions to communicate the Institute’s and funding
agencies’ expectations for conducting and administering research to supporting staff and research
scientists. With this support we will develop policies to address both pre- and post-award services,
including identification and dissemination of grant opportunities, coordination between the ORS
and investigators to identify researchers that intend to submit applications, working with them to
ensure compliance to all application requirements through prior reviews and then submission of
the application. Policies on grant accounting will be established to ensure that all investigators
comply with standardized institutional requirement on project accounting. Ultimately, the applicant
institution will ensure that Principal Investigators understand their ultimate responsibility for
assuring that every project is run according to the Institute and sponsor requirements.
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