Delaware INBRE

项目摘要-集中共享资源核心 集中共享资源(CSR)核心的使命是扩展特拉华州的生物医学研究 基础设施、资本和能力，通过提供集中的共享仪器和服务，同时 促进基础、临床和转化性生物医学研究，并在特拉华州各机构之间开展合作，以 以实现DE-INBRE的总体使命。 特拉华州INBRE的核心设施在提供最先进的仪器设备、先进的 技术、服务和相关专业知识。生物医学研究人员的仪器和服务需求 在不断地变化和扩大。作为回应，DE-INBRE大大扩展了其核心设施网络。 为了适应这种网络增长，创建了更高级别的集中式共享资源核心。在这下面 伞形结构是久负盛名的集中式研究仪器核心(CRIC)和新形成的 研究支持网络(RSN)，提供获取生物统计、流行病学、 编辑服务、数据可视化和演示与社区参与、人口和 临床研究。 具体目标 1.扩大DE-INBRE仪器仪表和服务核心设施网络。 2.通过形成核心设施枢纽，加强DE-INBRE核心设施基础设施。 3.扩大核心设施的使用范围和研究人员的参与度。 4.加强对学生和核心科学家的核心培训和劳动力发展。

Project Summary – Centralized Shared Resources Core The mission of the Centralized Shared Resources (CSR) Core is to expand Delaware’s biomedical research infrastructure, capital, and capacity through the provision of centralized shared instrumentation and services, while promoting basic, clinical, and translational biomedical research and collaborating across Delaware institutions in order to achieve the overall mission of the DE-INBRE. Delaware INBRE core facilities have a long history of providing access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, advanced technologies, services, and related expertise. The instrumentation and service needs of biomedical researchers are continually changing and expanding. In response, DE-INBRE has greatly expanded its core facility network. To accommodate this network growth, a higher-level Centralized Shared Resources Core was created. Under this umbrella structure are the well-established Centralized Research Instrumentation Core (CRIC) and a newly formed Research Support Network (RSN) for providing access to expertise and support services in biostatistics, epidemiology, editorial services, data visualization, and presentation in areas related to community engagement, population, and clinical research. Specific Aims 1. Expand the DE-INBRE network of instrumentation and service core facilities. 2. Enhance DE-INBRE core facility infrastructure through the formation of core facility hubs. 3. Broaden core facility access and engagement of research investigators. 4. Enhance core training and workforce development for students and core scientists.