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项目摘要/摘要-试点和可行性方案 北卡罗来纳州糖尿病研究中心(NCDRC)寻求提供研究支持,探索可行性 与国家发改委目标相关的概念,并提供一个机制,以产生足够的初步数据 推行竞争性筹资机制。我们将支持一致的试点和可行性(P&F)研究 该中心的使命是将有前途的研究人员与新奇而不一般的资源联系起来 广泛使用,并将糖尿病研究的新手与所需的专业知识和资源联系起来 将他们的新想法和方法付诸实践。在这两种情况下,早期职业生涯将被给予最高的优先考虑 调查人员(即之前没有R01或同等资金的人员),尽管我们将接受已建立的 具有高度创新的新方向或伙伴关系的调查人员。NCDRC P&F计划将提供早期 职业调查人员和资深调查人员寻求扩大他们的研究组合资金支持和 获得独特的核心资源,将新的想法和方法付诸实践。与现有的CTSA一起, P&F计划将增强初级调查人员的职业轨迹,例如指导,并扩大 为所有成员提供协作环境。
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Project Summary/Abstract - Pilot and Feasibility Program The North Carolina Diabetes Research Center (NCDRC) seeks to provide research support to explore feasibility of concepts related to the NCDRC’s goals, and to provide a mechanism to generate sufficient preliminary data to pursue competitive funding mechanisms. We will support Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) studies that are aligned with the Center’s mission of connecting promising investigators with resources that are novel and not generally widely available, and connect individuals new to diabetes research with the expertise and resources needed to bring their novel ideas and approaches to fruition. In both cases, the highest priority will be given to early-career investigators (i.e. those without prior R01 or equivalent funding), although we will entertain support of established investigators with highly innovative new directions or partnerships. The NCDRC P&F program will provide early career investigators and established investigators seeking to expand their research portfolio funding support and access to unique core resources to bring novel ideas and approaches to fruition. Together with existing CTSAs, the P&F program will enhance the career trajectory of junior investigators, e.g. mentoring, and expand the collaborative environment for all members.
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