Administrative Core

项目概要/摘要（管理核心） 行政核心将确保计划项目赠款的成功管理， 完成研究目标，最大限度地发挥科学发现的影响。高效赠款 行政管理将通过项目主任的合作努力来实现，项目主任将监督所有赠款 研究活动和计划协调员，谁将负责所有补助金的行政活动。 赠款财务监督和报告活动将通过定期安排的会议完成 行政核心和所有计划教师之间。资助研究的协调将被精心安排 通过每周一Meta会议的良好惯例，教师，员工，博士后 研究员和研究生定期进行研究讲座。研究进展将报告每学期由 每个研究项目和核心的代表。此外，每个研究项目和核心团队 将定期与项目主管会面。参加每周一的Meta会议 除了计划项目资助的研究人员之外，还包括对宿主微生物感兴趣的其他研究人员 相互作用和微生物组科学，包括来自人类学，心理学，化学和 教育学院因此，它是一个宝贵的论坛，传播计划项目赠款研究， 作为新想法和合作的孵化器。此外，Meta中心将继续举办年度 通过UO副总统办公室的支持，举办宿主微生物系统生物学研讨会， 研究和创新，这为计划项目资助研究人员提供了分享他们的机会。 与该领域的国际知名领导人进行研究，从而加强其 科学发现。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT (ADMINISTRATIVE CORE) The Administrative Core will ensure successful administration of the Program Project Grant, facilitate completion of the research goals, and maximize impact of the scientific discoveries. Efficient grant administration will be achieved by collaborative efforts of the Program Director, who will oversee all grant research activities, and the Program Coordinator, who will be responsible for all grant administrative activities. Grant fiscal oversight and reporting activities will be accomplished through regularly scheduled meetings between the Administrative Core and all Program faculty. Grant research coordination will be orchestrated through a well-established routine of weekly Monday META Meetings at which the faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students give regular research talks. Research progress will be reported each term by representatives from each of the Research Projects and Cores. In addition, each Research Project and Core team will meet on a regular basis with the Program Director. Participation in the weekly Monday META Meetings extends beyond Program Project Grant researchers to encompass other researchers interested in host-microbe interactions and microbiome science, including colleagues from Anthropology, Psychology, Chemistry, and the College of Education. It thus serves as a valuable forum to disseminate Program Project Grant research and as an incubator for new ideas and collaborations. In addition, the META Center will continue to host an annual Symposium on Host-Microbe Systems Biology through support from the UO Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation, which provides the opportunity for Program Project Grant researchers to share their research with internationally renowned leaders in the field and thus enhance broad dissemination of their scientific discoveries.