CORE A - Administrative Core

行政核心项目摘要 行政核心将监督资源的有效使用和所提供服务的公平利用， 科尔眼科研究所视力研究核心由这个P30核心拨款支持视力研究。Bela Anand-Apte博士 将担任模块PI，并与资源核心模块主任密切合作，以监测有效利用 从这个奖项分配到各个核心模块的资金。执行委员会，由行政 模块PI和资源核心模块主任，将审查和监督每个资源核心的进度和效率 该模块支持此授权。该核心将建立一个明确的权力范围，以解决任何冲突或问题， 可能会出现影响参与调查员有效使用模块服务的问题。外部咨询委员会 将每两年召开一次会议，审查科尔眼科研究所视觉研究核心支持的活动，并提供 改进建议。本模块的领导层将确保核心模块的主要访问权限为 NEI R 01资助的研究者;新招募的研究者将能够获得新NEI R 01资助的数据 在资源核心模块的帮助下提交;资源核心模块将有助于促进合作 由RO 1供资的调查员和新征聘的调查员之间的互动;资源核心单元将 有助于吸引机构内其他部门的研究人员对视觉系统进行合作研究; 随着我们的不断扩展，核心模块资源将作为一种有吸引力的部门资源而备受关注 我们的研究人员

Administrative Core Project Summary The Administrative Core will oversee the efficient use of resources and the equitable utilization of the services provided by the Cole Eye Institute Vision Research Core supported by this P30 Core grant for vision research. Dr. Bela Anand-Apte will serve as the Module PI and work closely with Resource Core Module Directors to monitor the efficient utilization of funds distributed from this award to the individual Core modules. The Executive Committee, comprising the administrative module PI and Resource Core Module Directors, will review and monitor the progress and efficiency of each resource Core module supported by this grant. This Core will establish a clear line of authority to resolve any conflicts or problems that may arise that would alter the efficient use of the module services by participating investigators. An external advisory board will meet every 2 years to review the activities supported by the Cole Eye Institute Vision Research Core and offer suggestions for improvement. The leadership of this module will see that primary access to the Core modules will be for NEI R01 funded investigators; that newly recruited investigators will be able to obtain data for new NEI R01 grant submissions with help from the resource Core modules; that the resource Core modules will help foster collaborative interactions between RO1-funded investigators and newly recruited investigators; that the resource Core modules will be helpful in attracting investigators from other departments in the institution to collaborative research on the visual system; and that the resource Core modules will be highly visible as an attractive departmental resource as we continue to expand our research faculty.