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Administrative Core

行政核心

基本信息

批准号：
10626080
负责人：
Frank Porreca
金额：
$ 16.58万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2021-08-15 至 2026-05-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10626080
关键词：
Acceleration Address Arizona Award Behavioral Budgets Categories Communication Communities Data Data Analyses Data Collection Databases Drug Addiction Education Ensure Environment Equipment Faculty Funding Gene Targeting Genetic Goals Grant Human Resources IACUC Institution Internships Link Methods National Institute of Drug Abuse Neurobiology Pain Research Productivity Progress Reports Protocols documentation Public Health Publications Records Regulation Relapse Reproducibility Research Research Personnel Research Project Grants Schedule Scientist Series Services System Technology Travel Underrepresented Populations Universities Update Visit Work addiction animal care chemical safety college data repository data sharing drug relapse experimental study falls high standard insight interest lectures meetings member neural circuit operation outreach programs response success summer internship synergism translational approach treatment strategy

项目摘要

Summary – Administrative Core This NIDA supported Center of Excellence aims to stimulate the University of Arizona’s research on the neurobiology of addiction and relapse. The Center of Excellence in Addiction Studies (CEAS) consists of three Research Cores (Genetic Targeting, Neuroanalytical, and Behavioral), a Pilot Research Project (PRP), and the Administrative Core (AC). The AC functions as the focal point for coordination and implementation of the activities of the Cores and PRP, providing financial and regulatory oversight, a data repository, and community information sharing. The main goals of the AC are to operate the CEAS seamlessly promoting maximal synergy and impact between the Cores and PRP for the research of the users that will lead to new proposals for addiction research. The AC oversees all activities of the Center and coordinates the interdisciplinary, multi-PI and multi-core interactions along with providing administrative support. The functions of the AC fall into four main categories: (1) coordinate meetings, invited lectures, consulting, retreat, internship program, travels; (2) coordinate requests from users for experiments; (3) establish a database for experimental data and data sharing; and (4) prepare yearly progress reports, and provide financial and regulatory oversight. The AC provides a formal and centralized mechanism to accomplish these functions that will ensure that the activities of the Cores and PRP are carried out efficiently, as well as insuring that the benefits of the information that result from these activities are shared within the Center and with the scientific community in compliance with local and federal regulations. The coordination of all of these activities is what the AC will do to enable success.

摘要-管理核心这个由NIDA支持的卓越中心旨在刺激亚利桑那大学关于成瘾和复发的神经生物学。成瘾研究卓越中心(CEAS)由以下人员组成三个研究核心(基因定位、神经分析和行为)，一个先导研究项目(PRP)，和管理核心(AC)。协调中心的职能是协调和实施核心和审查方案的活动，提供财务和监管监督、数据储存库和社区信息共享。AC的主要目标是无缝运行CEAS，促进对于用户的研究，核心和PRP之间的最大协同和影响将导致新的对成瘾研究的建议。行政助理监督中心的所有活动，并协调跨学科、多PI和多核心互动，并提供行政支持。这个咨询委员会的职能主要分为四类：(1)协调会议、特邀讲座、咨询、务虚会、实习计划，旅行；(2)协调用户的实验请求；(3)建立数据库实验数据和数据共享；以及(4)编制年度进度报告，并提供财务和监管监督。AC提供了一个正式和集中的机制来完成这些功能这将确保核心和审查进程的活动得到有效开展，并确保从这些活动中产生的信息的好处在中心内部和与科学工作者共享社区遵守当地和联邦法规。所有这些活动的协调是什么 AC将为实现成功所做的事情。