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摘要 亚马逊ICEMR的行政核心将提供基础设施,以监督 中心的活动。核心A的一个重点是确保项目之间的无缝沟通 和生物统计/数据管理核心B,与其他ICEMR和NIAID计划工作人员。 行政核心将协调三个科学项目与数据管理, 生物统计学核心(核心B),提供一个有凝聚力和协同作用的结构,以确保亚马逊河流域 ICEMR活动最大限度地发挥ICEMR计划的科学影响。核心A主管将提供 科学和行政领导,以实现和最大限度地提高项目组织,促进跨部门, 所有研究项目和核心B之间的学科互动。核心A将提供 科学监督与高效、透明和合规的行政管理相结合(人力资源) 主题、动物主题、生物危害、资源共享), NIH提供的资金。该核心将设在加州大学圣地亚哥分校的ICEMR办公室 项目主管约瑟夫·维内茨博士加州大学圣地亚哥分校将管理赠款本身,并进行分包与所有 根据NIH和加州大学的审计标准对参与机构进行审计。UCSD将在 负责购买主要设备并将其运送至共享实验室资源中心, Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia,并将代表项目和核心进行其他购买,如果 价格是有利的。 这些目标将通过以下具体目标实现:1)促进合作, 通过优化沟通协调ICEMR关键人员; 2)组织沟通 与其他网络ICEMR和NIAID计划工作人员一起优化协作和协调, 活动和项目,包括定期会议和电话会议; 3)协调财政管理, 分包、订购和运送项目用品以及数据管理和生物统计 核心B; 4)协调科学咨询小组的后勤工作,包括住宿、旅行和会议地点; 5) 与NIH项目工作人员协调,组织年度网络会议并协调旅行后勤 6)协调特别项目的所有行政方面; 协调、监督和维护所有人类受试者保护方案和批准、生物危害 认证,脊椎动物保护,协议和批准; 8)协调所有报告 项目和核心领导人,负责年度、非竞争性续约以及中期和 科学咨询小组年度会议;以及9)支持亚马逊地区的研究能力建设 理事会将为促进中心的一体化作出贡献。
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Abstract The Administrative Core for the Amazonia ICEMR will provide infrastructure for overseeing all functions of the Center activities. A key emphasis of Core A is to ensure seamless communications among the Projects and the Biostatistics/Data Management Core B, with other ICEMRs, and with NIAID Program Staff. The Administrative Core will coordinate the three Scientific Projects with the Data Management and Biostatistics Core (Core B), providing a cohesive and synergizing structure to ensure that the Amazonia ICEMR activities maximize the scientific impact of the ICEMR program. The Core A Director will provide scientific and administrative leadership to enable and maximize program organization that promotes cross- discipline interactions among all of the Research Projects and the Core B. Core A will therefore provide scientific oversight combined with efficient, transparent and compliant administrative governance (human subjects, animal subjects, biohazards, resource sharing) with regard to fiscal and resource management of NIH-provided funds. This core will be based at the University of California, San Diego in the offices of ICEMR Program Director, Dr. Joseph Vinetz. UCSD will administer the grant itself and carry out subcontracting with all participating institutions according to NIH and University of California auditing standards. UCSD will be responsible for purchase of major equipment and shipment to Shared Laboratory Resource Core at Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, and will make other purchases on behalf of the Projects and Cores if pricing is advantageous. These goals will be accomplished through the following Specific Aims: 1) To promote collaboration and coordination among ICEMR key personnel through optimized communications; 2)To organize communications with other network ICEMRs and with NIAID program staff to optimize collaboration and coordination of activities and projects including periodic meetings and conference calls; 3) To coordinate fiscal management, subcontracting, ordering and shipping of supplies for projects and the Data Management and Biostatistics Core B; 4) To coordinate logistics of the Scientific Advisory Group, including lodging, travel and venue; 5) In coordination with NIH program staff, to organize an annual network meeting and coordinate travel logistics for Amazonia ICEMR participants; 6) To coordinate all administrative aspects of the Special Projects; To coordinate, supervise and maintain all Human Subjects Protections protocols and approvals, biohazards certifications, and vertebrate animal protections, protocols and approvals; 8) To coordinate reports of all Project and Core Leaders for annual, non-competing renewals and preparation/reporting of interim and annual Scientific Advisory Group meetings; and 9) To support research capacity building in the Amazonia ICEMR to contribute to advance the Center’s integration.
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Predicting Risk of Human Leptospiros by Environmental Surveillance
  • 批准号:
    9820811
  • 项目类别:
  • 资助金额:
    $33.14万
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 负责人:
    Joseph M. Vinetz
  • 依托单位:
Draft
Addressing the Global Burden of Leptospirosis in Two Endemic Countries
Predicting Risk of Human Leptospiros by Environmental Surveillance