CORALE-SeroNet Admin Core

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ABSTRACT for Administrative Core The Administrative Core will provide a centralized, coordinated infrastructure for effectively supporting, evaluating, and stimulating progress towards the overall scientific goals of the CORALE-SeroNet U54 Program. The Core led by the Program Directors (Drs. Susan Cheng, Jane Figueiredo, and Michael Karin) will interact with Internal and External Advisory Committees and a Community Advisory Board and will provide regular feedback on programmatic initiatives and progress toward achieving the following goals. First, to provide leadership to ensure overall program productivity and effective collaboration across the SeroNET consortium. The Administrative Core will provide: (a) centralized and efficient administrative support and coordination of all CORALE-U54 activities and all collaborative efforts across the SeroNet consortium; (b) regular monitoring and evaluation of all project activities and generation of reports for internal and external stakeholders including assessments of opportunities for translation between basic and clinical research and the most effective allocation of resources; (c) engagement with advisory committees and external organizations, including other SeroNet centers and external investigators regarding progress toward the overall goals of SeroNet and opportunities for augmenting or integrating scientific and training activities; (d) financial administrative support to ensure appropriate management of budgets and financial resources; (e) support to ensure research compliance and integrity of all research programs; and, (f) administrative coordination for the dissemination of data and results, including data sharing and publication of all research findings. In particular, the Leadership Administrative Core has an active communication plan and resources for disseminating our ongoing findings to the broader clinical, research and lay communities. Second, the Administrative core will provide organizational structure and management support for the Resource Cores. The Administrative Core will provide an efficient and centralized administrative structure to support all activities of the two Cores: (a) Recruitment and Biobanking Core (RBC), and (b) the Immune Bioanalytics Core (IBC). Thirdly. The Administrative Core will provide organizational structure and management to collaborate within SeroNet and beyond. Our vision is to develop and manage a research program that will integrate our team of population, clinical, translational, and basic science scientists and unique patients resources with the broader scientific community led by SeroNET to meet the urgent need to understand the underlying mechanisms and potential therapeutic approaches to address key knowledge gaps regarding SARS-CoV-2 susceptibility and potential for immunity.