UC Davis Conte Center: Administrative Core

项目摘要-行政核心 行政核心将为加州大学戴维斯分校康特中心提供行政服务，该中心由五个 项目和生物统计核心，促进强有力的财政管理和监督， 研究小组之间的协调，因为他们追求相互关联和相互依存的研究 项目行政核心将确保整个中心的最佳沟通，并协调 研究成果的战略沟通，因为他们成为可用的，无论是在中心内，以及 在科学界和更广泛的社会。作为中心的公共形象，行政核心 将负责向NIMH报告进展情况，并通过各种 科学界、其他利益攸关方和广大公众。核心也将是 负责监督中心的培训活动，与广泛的 在加州大学戴维斯分校神经科学及相关领域的一系列博士前和博士后培训课程。的 行政核心还将监督中心的研究，教育和推广的评估 活动为了实现这些目标，我们将努力实现以下五个具体目标： 加快和协调研究并提供财务和行政监督的组织结构， (ii)促进中心内部沟通与协作，（iii）培养下一代翻译人员 （iv）让科学界、当地学校、心理健康临床医生和公众参与， （五）衡量中心研究的影响， 传播活动。

PROJECT SUMMARY – ADMINISTRATIVE CORE The Administrative Core will provide administrative services to the UC Davis Conte Center, composed of five projects and a Biostatistics Core, promoting strong fiscal management and oversight, and effective coordination among the research groups as they pursue their interconnected and interdependent research projects. The Administrative Core will ensure optimal communication across the Center and coordinate the strategic communication of research results, as they become available, both within the Center as well as externally to the scientific and broader community. As the public face of the Center, the Administrative Core will be responsible for reporting progress to NIMH, as well as disseminating results through a diverse set of mechanisms to the scientific community, other stakeholders, and the public at large. The Core will also be responsible for the oversight of the training activities of the Center, working in coordination with the broad range of pre- and post-doctoral training programs in neuroscience and related areas at UC Davis. The Administrative Core will also oversee the evaluation of the Center's research, education, and outreach activities. In order to meet these goals, we will pursue the following five specific aims: (i) Create an organizational structure to expedite and coordinate research and provide financial and administrative oversight, (ii) Foster internal Center communication and collaboration, (iii) Train the next generation of translational neuroscientists, (iv) Engage the scientific community, local schools, mental health clinicians and the public at large through a combination of targeted activities, and (v) Measure the impact of Center research and dissemination activities.