INBRE: KUMC: ADMINISTRATIVE CORE

该子项目是利用 由NIH/NCRR资助的中心赠款提供的资源。子项目和 研究者（PI）可能从另一个NIH来源获得主要资金， 因此可以在其他CRISP条目中表示。列出的机构是 中心，不一定是研究者的机构。 行政核心为堪萨斯INBRE提供高效的服务，承担这个复杂的多校区计划中大部分耗时的工作，以提高堪萨斯研究人员成功竞争NIH研究赠款的能力。核心的办公室位于一座已有两年历史的207，000平方英尺的研究大楼（堪萨斯生命科学创新中心，KLSIC）。核心的工作人员是私家侦探亨特（40%的努力），副主任，史密斯（20%的努力）和助理主任兼行政干事，H。查普曼（100%的努力）以及J。里昂（75%的努力）。 博士Hunt负责项目的开发和评估/改善K-INBRE项目的整体影响，目标是提高堪萨斯研究人员获得NIH研究奖项的竞争力。她亲自指导行政核心的进展，决定程序方法，与大学和商业管理人员的接口，并主持INBRE人员和咨询人员的所有会议。 作为副主任，彼得·史密斯博士的办公室在KLSIC大楼亨特博士的一层楼，他立即可以就赠款申请和其他程序进行咨询和决策。史密斯博士将他的生物信息学核心主任职位交给了KU-Lawrence校园的Gerry Lushington博士。Smith博士领导KUMC生物信息学卫星核心和外联核心，后者通过Polycom通信系统连接校园。 女士查普曼负责核心的日常运行，并监督0.75 FTE（9个月）。努力）助理，夫人J。里昂。他们一起准备所有财务报告，处理研究支持赠款的申请，建立委员会会议地点和议程，提供准确的会议记录，开发研讨会并在INBRE参与者之间进行日常沟通。查普曼和里昂与堪萨斯IDEA项目的高级项目经理蕾妮货车厄普女士合作，她协助公共关系和出版工作。 细胞与发育生物学的研究重点的选择是天意。直接或间接解决细胞和发育生物学问题的研究人员的扩展网络已经建立，并且已经开发了一些校园间的合作。一个例子是在KUMC为许多不同校园的研究人员进行的生物信息卫星核心评估的微阵列实验和结果的性能和解释。另一个是K州校园和KU-Lawrence校园之间的合作，使用质谱法评估实验期间脂质和蛋白质的变化。

This subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. The Administrative Core provides efficient service to the Kansas INBRE, assuming most of the time-consuming jobs of this complex, multi-campus initiative so as to improve the ability of Kansas researchers to compete successfully for NIH research grants. The offices of the Core are located in a two-year-old 207,000 sq ft research building (Kansas Life Sciences Innovation Center, KLSIC). The Core is staffed by the P.I., J. Hunt (40% effort), the Associate Director, P. Smith (20% effort) and the Assistant Director and Administrative Officer, H. Chapman (100% effort) as well as J. Lyon (75% effort). Dr. Hunt is responsible for the development of programs and assessing/improving the overall impact of K-INBRE programs with the goal of improving the competitiveness of Kansas researchers for NIH research awards. She personally guides the progress of the Administrative Core, decides on methods of procedure, interfaces with university and commercial administrative persons and chairs all meetings of INBRE personnel and advisory persons. As Associate Director, Dr. Peter Smith, whose office is one floor down from Dr. Hunt in the KLSIC building, is immediately available for consultation and decision-making regarding grant applications and other procedures. Dr. Smith passed his directorship of the Bioinformatics Core to Dr. Gerry Lushington on the KU-Lawrence campus. Dr. Smith directs the KUMC Bioinformatics satellite core and the Outreach Core, which links campuses through the Polycom Communications System. Ms. Chapman is in charge of day to day running of the core and supervises a 0.75 FTE (9 mo. effort) assistant, Mrs. J. Lyon. Together, they prepare all financial reports, process applications for Research Support grants, establish committee meeting sites and agendas, supply accurate minutes, develop symposia and carry out daily communication among the INBRE participants. Chapman and Lyon work productively with the Senior Project Manager for the Kansas IDeA program, Ms. Renee van Erp, who assists with public relations and publications. The choice of the research focus on Cell and Developmental biology has been providential. An extended network of researchers directly or indirectly addressing questions of cell and developmental biology has been established and a number of inter-campus collaborations have been developed. One example is performance and interpretation of microarray experiments and results assessed by the bioinformatics satellite core conducted at KUMC for investigators on many different campuses. Another is partnering between the K-State campus and the KU-Lawrence campus on use of mass spectrometry for assessing changes in lipids and proteins during experiments.