UC Berkeley/Stanford Children's Enviromental Health Center

描述（由申请人提供） 行政核心（AC）的目标是支持研究，促进沟通，并监督4个研究项目和4个核心之间的无缝整合。为实现这些目标，咨询委员会有以下具体目标： 1)通过举行高级和初级研究人员的双周会议和半年务虚会来协调研究项目和核心的工作，以计划CHAPS-SJV活动并讨论科学问题。 2)管理整个CHAPS-SJV中心的财务和人事方面。 3)与外部咨询委员会协调，支持他们的工作，安排会议和旅行安排。 4)通过与UCSF-Fresno和Clinical Sierra Vista的同事建立CHAPS-SJV现场办公室，在Fresno的现场工作中发挥协同作用：a）监督三个研究项目中受试者的招募和管理，这些研究项目将与这些受试者互动; B）监督从受试者采集的血液样本的采集、储存和分发;血液样本将分离为血浆和细胞;细胞将由特应性机制项目进行分析，而血浆将由肥胖-葡萄糖失调项目进行分析; c）确保加州大学伯克利分校（UCB）和加州州立大学弗雷斯诺分校（CSU弗雷斯诺）在第四个研究项目上的良好协调合作;以及d）主持社区外展和翻译核心（COTC）。 5)支持儿童健康专家约翰·巴尔姆斯博士。 6)支持UCB，斯坦福大学和CSU Fresno的教师发展研究员和其他创造性初级教师级研究员的职业发展，通过与高级研究员的直接指导和他们举办的研讨会，使初级研究员接触到环境健康科学的多样性，从基础科学通过呼吸系统影响、实地工作（暴露评估、受试者招募）、社区参与、流行病学和数据分析，对免疫发病机制进行研究。 7)支持CHAPS-SJV的数据管理和QA/QC操作。 8)支持和实施数据共享计划。 9)支持CEHC年度会议和CHAPS-SJV调查员参加这些会议的差旅。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant) The goals of the Administrative Core (AC) are to support the research, to facilitate communication, and to oversee the seamless integration of research among the 4 Research Projects and the 4 Cores. To achieve these goals the AC has the following specific aims: 1) To coordinate the work of the Research Projects and Cores by holding biweekly meetings and semi-annual retreats of senior and junior investigators to plan CHAPS-SJV activities and discuss scientific issues. 2) To manage the financial and personnel aspects of the overall CHAPS-SJV Center. 3) To coordinate with the External Advisory Committee, support their efforts, set up meetings and make travel arrangements. 4) To provide synergies in the field work in Fresno by establishing the CHAPS-SJV field office with colleagues at UCSF-Fresno and Clinical Sierra Vista: a) to oversee the recruitment and management of subjects in the three Research Projects which will interact with these subjects; b) to oversee the collection, storage and distribution of the blood samples collected from subjects; the blood samples will be separated into plasma and cells; the cells will be analyzed by the Atopy Mechanisms Project and the plasma by the Obesity-Glucose Dysregulation Project; c) to ensure a well-coordinated collaboration between University of California, Berkeley (UCB) and California State University-Fresno (CSU Fresno) on the fourth Research Project; and d) to host the Community Outreach and Translation Core (COTC). 5) To support the Children's Health Specialist, Dr. John Balmes. 6) To support the career development of Faculty Development Investigator and other creative junior faculty-level investigators at UCB, Stanford University, and CSU Fresno through direct mentorship with senior investigators and workshops presented by them to expose the junior investigators to the diversity in environmental health sciences, from basic sciences (mechanisms of immunopathogenesis), through respiratory effects, field work (exposure assessment, subject recruitment), community engagement, epidemiology and data analysis. 7) To support the data management and QA/QC operations of CHAPS-SJV. 8) To support and implement the data sharing plan. 9) To support the annual CEHC meetings and the travel of CHAPS-SJV investigators to these meetings.