Administrative Core
行政核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10754081
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 33.07万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-09-01 至 2028-06-30
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdoptedCollaborationsCommunicationCommunitiesDevelopmentDisciplineDrug Delivery SystemsEducationEducational workshopEnsureEvaluationEventFosteringFundingGoalsHealthcareInformation CentersInfrastructureInternationalJusticeKidneyLeadLeadershipMethodsMissionModelingMonitorNanotechnologyNational Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney DiseasesNational Institute of General Medical SciencesOncologyPrincipal InvestigatorProceduresProcessPublicationsRecruitment ActivityResearchResearch PersonnelResource AllocationResource DevelopmentResource SharingResourcesScienceScientistSourceStructureStudentsTalentsTechnologyTrainingTraining ActivityUniversitiesWorkbiomedical resourcedesignexperiencehigh schoolmeetingsoutreachphysical scienceprogramssummer studentsymposiumsynergismtechnology developmenttimelinetraining opportunityweb portal
项目摘要
PROJECT SUMMARY – ADMINISTRATIVE CORE
The mission of the Administrative Core of the proposed O'Brien Northwestern University National Resource
Center that will serve as the first Physical Sciences-Kidney Resource Center is two-fold: first, to create the
infrastructure, processes and procedures that are required to guide the Center in accord with the Center
framework; and second, to connect the Center with the broader NIDDK National Resource Network. The major
goals of the Center's Administrative Core are to (1) Support transdisciplinary physical sciences in kidney
research, training, and outreach; (2) Foster synergy and integration of the Center; (3) Support planning and
evaluation activities; and (4) Expand participation and diversity of investigators in kidney research. The Center
has adopted a multi-PI/PD leadership model for the Administrative, Biomedical, and Resource Development
Cores, with leadership teams consisting of physical scientists and kidney researchers to provide top-down
integration of physical sciences approaches and kidney research. The proposed administrative team of Drs.
Quaggin (Principal Investigator/Director), Alfred George (Co-PI/PD/Co-Director), and Sheila Judge (Associate
Director) brings extensive experience in developing effective strategies for management and training activities.
The Administrative Core of the Northwestern University National Resource Center (NU-NRC) will fulfill its
mission “to enable transformative kidney research through the application of physical sciences” with the following
six Specific Aims: 1. Lead, manage, and integrate all aspects of the NU-NRC and ensure that Center resources
are shared nationally. 2. Collaborate with the National Coordinating Center (NCC) and other NRCs to: (a)
Prioritize external requests to maximize access to network resources; (b) Enhance national outreach and impact;
and (c) Educate the community about kidney research. 3. Monitor emerging scientific technologies, methods,
models, and concepts and facilitate their application to the needs of the national kidney research community. 4.
Contribute to the expansion of the pool of kidney investigators. 5. Enhance the diversity of the Center and kidney
research at Northwestern. 6. Develop and implement a Summer Student Enrichment program.
The NU-NRC offers a robust infrastructure for providing established nanotechnology-based translational
capabilities for drug delivery to kidney researchers through its Biomedical Resource Core and strong oversight
mechanisms to foster new applications of physical science-based technologies through its Developmental
Resource Core. In addition, the Center will leverage a well-established SciHigh program, a wide array of training
opportunities, and pilot funding to expand and diversify the pool of talented kidney researchers and lower the
barriers to research for early stage investigators. A well-defined set of Center metrics, milestones and timeline
will aid ongoing evaluation of NU-NRC progress. Finally, NU-NRC leadership are poised to support the work of
the O'Brien Kidney Consortium and maximize the value of resource centers across the consortium.
项目摘要-行政核心
拟议的奥布莱恩西北大学国家资源的行政核心的使命
中心,将作为第一个物理科学肾脏资源中心是双重的:首先,创建
为指导中心与中心达成雅阁所需的基础设施、流程和程序
第二,将中心与更广泛的NIDDK国家资源网络连接起来。主要
该中心的管理核心的目标是(1)支持肾脏的跨学科物理科学
研究,培训和推广;(2)促进中心的协同作用和整合;(3)支持规划和
评价活动;(4)扩大肾脏研究的参与和多样性。中心
在行政、生物医学和资源开发方面采用了多PI/PD领导模式
核心,由物理科学家和肾脏研究人员组成的领导团队,
整合物理科学方法和肾脏研究。建议的行政团队。
Quaggin(主要研究者/总监)、Alfred乔治(联合PI/PD/联合总监)和Sheila Judge(助理
在制定有效的管理和培训活动战略方面拥有丰富的经验。
西北大学国家资源中心(NU-NRC)的行政核心将履行其
使命“通过应用物理科学实现变革性肾脏研究”,
六个具体目标:1.领导、管理和整合NU-NRC的所有方面,并确保中心资源
全国共享。2.与国家协调中心和其他国家协调中心合作,以便:(a)
(B)加强国家外联和影响;
以及(c)教育社区了解肾脏研究。3.监测新兴科学技术、方法,
模型和概念,并促进其应用于国家肾脏研究界的需求。4.
有助于扩大肾脏研究者的人才库。5.增强中心和肾脏的多样性
西北大学的研究6.制定和实施暑期学生充实计划。
NU-NRC提供了一个强大的基础设施,为建立基于纳米技术的翻译
通过其生物医学资源核心和强有力的监督,
建立机制,通过其发展的
资源核心。此外,该中心将利用一个完善的SciHigh计划,
机会和试点资金,以扩大和多样化人才库肾脏研究人员和降低
早期研究者的研究障碍。一组定义明确的中心指标、里程碑和时间轴
将有助于NU-NRC进展的持续评估。最后,NU-NRC领导层准备支持
奥布莱恩肾脏联盟,并最大限度地提高整个联盟的资源中心的价值。
项目成果
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