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Administrative Core

Administrative Core
行政核心
批准号:
10430208
负责人:
DAVID S WILLIAMS
金额:
$2.38万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
1997-03-01 至 2025-06-30

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项目摘要-管理核心 行政核心将监督所有资源核心构成部分及其工作人员的日常运作,以及 管理核心研究基金。一个咨询小组,由私人投资公司和董事组成, 每个资源组件的技术人员将每3个月举行一次会议,讨论与以下内容相关的任何问题 核心仪器、技术支持和总体使用情况。该咨询小组将与外部 咨询小组,由备受尊敬的视觉研究人员组成,他们是NEI各组成部分的负责人 核心赠款在加州各自的机构举行。优化使用和生产效率的机制 将定期处理核心调查员提出的问题。关于现有工具和服务的信息 在一个新建立的网站上提供了来自资源中心的组件。调查人员安排他们的 通过网站的安全链接使用核心设施。所有使用情况都记录在电子日志中 书。在会计和报告方面,核心赠款的管理将由一名 格兰特的分析师,与私家侦探协调。
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Project Summary – Administrative Core The Administrative Core will oversee the daily running of all resource core components and their staff, and administer the Core research grant. An Advisory Group, consisting of the PI and the Directors and technicians of each Resource Component, will meet on a 3-monthly basis to discuss any issues related to the Core instruments, technical support and overall usage. This advisory group will consult with an External Advisory Group, made up of highly-respected vision researchers who are directors of components of the NEI core grants held at their respective institutions, in California. Mechanisms to optimize usage and productivity by the core investigators will be addressed regularly. Information on the instruments and services available from the Resource Components are available on a newly-established web site. Investigators schedule their usage of Core facilities, through a secure link from the website. All usage is thus recorded in electronic log books. Administration of the Core grant, with respect to accounting and reporting will be performed by a Grant's Analyst, in coordination with the PI.
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