Optimizing Kidney Stone Management Using Metallomics and Metabolomics

管理核心：项目总结 行政核心由马歇尔斯托勒博士和他的副主任Pankaj Kapahi博士和 托马斯奇将负责创建一个跨学科中心，以预防复发性 肾结石行政核心将在团队成员之间进行协调，以确保顺利 项目的进展。行政核心将创造一个跨学科的氛围，使调查人员 来自不同学科，包括人类临床医生，苍蝇遗传学家，生理学家，兽医和模型 开发人员可以无缝地工作，以实现他们的目标。将通过电子邮件进行一致的沟通， 预定的会议。这一行政核心将确保所有各方之间的沟通（不同 学科和地点）以合议，协作和富有成效的方式，旨在创造协同效应， 交互.行政核心的关键目的是维持一个一体化的团队， 团结，尊重和诚实的时尚，并将其发现传播给整个科学界。的3 行政核心的主要目标将包括：1）建立一个跨学科中心; 2）确保 中心内部资源的有效管理; 3）与更广泛的研究发展互动 社区行政核心将促进乔治M的其他成员之间的沟通。 奥布莱恩泌尿外科中心通过合作和各种泌尿外科会议。也会带来分歧 高中生、大学生、医学生和硕士生、泌尿科和非泌尿科住院医师， 博士后研究员，协调员，数学建模师和各种主要研究人员一起组成了一个 协调一致的工作组，以了解所涉及的多个方面，以更好地了解和帮助预防 复发性结石病

ADMINISTRATIVE CORE: PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative core directed by Dr. Marshall Stoller and his associate directors Drs. Pankaj Kapahi and Thomas Chi will be responsible for creating an interdisciplinary center for prevention of recurrent nephrolithiasis. The Administrative core will coordinate between the members of the team to ensure smooth progress of the project. The Administrative core will create an interdisciplinary atmosphere so investigators from varied disciplines including, human clinicians, fly geneticists, physiologists, veterinarian and model developers can work seamlessly to achieve their aims. Consistent communication will occur via email and scheduled meetings. This Administrative core will ensure communication between all parties (of disparate disciplines and locations) in a collegial, collaborative and productive manner with an aim to create synergistic interactions. The critical purpose of the Administrative Core is to maintain an integrated team working in a cohesive, respectful, and honest fashion, and disperse its findings to the scientific community at large. The 3 major aims of the Administrative core will include: 1) establishing an interdisciplinary center; 2) ensuring efficient management of resources within the center; and 3) developing interactions with the wider research community. The Administrative Core will facilitate communication between other members of the George M. O’Brien Urology Centers through collaborations and various urology meetings. It will also bring divergent groups of high school, college, medical and Master’s students, urologic and non-urologic medical residents, post-doctoral fellows, coordinators, mathematical modelers, and various principal investigators together into a coherent working group to understand the multiple facets involved to better understand and to help prevent recurrent stone disease.