ICEMR Mali- Administrative Core

核心A：行政核心 总结 本管理核心（核心A）支持NIH ICEMR“疟疾控制的多学科研究” 该项目旨在调查流行病学、免疫学和发病机理， 疟疾在西非的传播。该中心由马里的一名PI/PD领导。因此，本行政核心 将设在马里的巴马科大学。行政核心的目的是确保 中心的有效全面行政、协调和管理。具体目标有四个：（1） 跟踪每个项目和核心的科学进展和成就; 2）确保 协调不同现场和实验室的相关研究; 3）确保遵守IRB， 人类受试者研究的其他监管机构; 4）制定管理指南，包括 分包合同，界定研究人员的责任，并确保对 为这些研究提供资金。长期目标是：（1）提供行政和科学 为每个ICEMR项目和核心提供管理支持; 2）加强研究专业知识 为马里巴马科大学的ICEMR提供行政管理; 3）提供博士后研究支持， 为马里的几名年轻返回受训人员提供了机会; 4）与其他ICEMR和国际 在马里和西非其他国家促进疟疾研究培训和能力建设 非洲该核心的行政和科学管理将促进跨学科的协同作用 在ICEMR团队成员和不断增长的国际合作者网络中， 科学”需要满足ICEMR的总体基础科学和公共卫生目标。

CORE A: ADMINISTRATIVE CORE SUMMARY This Administrative Core (Core A) supports the NIH ICEMR “Multidisciplinary research for malaria control in West Africa” which is designed to investigate the epidemiology, immunology and pathogenesis, and transmission of malaria in West Africa. This ICEMR is led by a PI/PD from Mali. Thus, this Administrative Core will be based in Mali, at the University of Bamako. The purpose of the Administrative Core is to ensure the effective overall administration, coordination and management of the Center. There are four specific aims: 1) Track scientific progress and accomplishments for each of the individual Projects and Cores; 2) Ensure the coordination of related studies at different field sites and laboratories; 3) Ensure compliance with IRBs and other regulatory authorities for studies of human subjects; 4) Develop administrative guidelines, including subcontracts, to define the responsibilities of investigators, and to ensure the responsible management of funds provided for these studies. The long-term objectives are to: 1) Provide administrative and scientific management support for each of the individual ICEMR Projects and Cores; 2) Strengthen expertise in research administration for the ICEMR at University of Bamako in Mali; 3) Provide Post-Doctoral research support and opportunities to several young returning trainees in Mali; 4) Network with other ICEMRs and the international community to promote malaria research training and capacity building in Mali and other countries in West Africa. The administrative and scientific management of this Core will promote interdisciplinary synergism among ICEMR team members and a growing network of international collaborators to facilitate “cutting edge science” needed meet the overall basic science and public health goals of this ICEMR.