POPULATION AGING CENTER

(改编自应用程序) 此申请是关于建立人口统计和P30中心的请求 科罗拉多大学博尔德分校(UC)健康与老龄化经济学。 拟建的人口老龄化中心的目标是：(1)推进 了解社会和生物对健康和老龄化的影响 国内和国际上的弱势群体；(2)促进 从以下几个方面认识老龄化的社会和经济地位 差异迁移和空间重新分配；以及(3)创造一个 有效的基础设施，通过 建立人口老龄化中心，促进跨学科发展 合作研究。该中心之前将吸引加州大学的学者 与人民党无关；一些人已经在人口统计部门工作， 老龄化经济学和其他人正在做可以解释老龄化的相关工作 和健康，特别是从生物学和遗传学的角度。它将寻求 新进入该领域的年轻调查人员可能会被其 挑战。拟议中心的存在也将有助于 与其他研究人员建立和扩大联系 美国国内外的机构 拟建中心的两个研究主题是：(1)老年人的老龄化和健康 美国国内外的弱势群体；以及，(2) 移徙和分配及其对社会和经济的影响 老年人的位置。这些主题将在以下方面同时进行 美国和其他发达国家和地区的弱势群体 发展中世界。新的中心将提供跨学科的背景 对于同时由生物、社会和 经济前景。虽然现有的研究路线将继续，但 该中心将鼓励采用新的方法来解决老龄化问题 由扩展的跨学科框架提供信息。 该中心将有一个行政和研究支持核心，以 促进研究机会和跨学科合作。会的 提供赠款管理和其他行政服务。电脑 适当的网络服务器和台式计算机维护和支持 软件、数据管理和统计咨询。该中心还将 拥有支持新调查人员的计划开发核心，并提供 为试点项目或小型会议或研讨会提供种子资金 内部竞争。这些试点研究预计将导致全面 研究项目。该中心将有来自CU和其他公司的同事 美国和其他国家的机构。

(Adapted from the application) This application is a request to establish a P30 Center on the demography and economics of health and aging at the University of Colorado (UC) at Boulder. The aims of the proposed Population Aging Center are: (1 ) to advance understanding of the social and biological influences on health and aging in disadvantaged populations, both nationally and internationally; (2) to advance understanding of the social and economic position of the aging in light of differential migration and spatial redistribution; and (3) to create an effective infrastructure to achieve the foregoing aims through the establishment Population Aging Center that would foster interdisciplinary collaborative research. The Center will attract CU scholars previously unaffiliated with the PPP; some are already working in the demography and economics of aging and others are doing related work that can illuminate aging and health, especially from biological and genetic perspectives. It will seek out young investigators new to the field who can be attracted by its challenge. The existence of the proposed Center would also facilitate the establishment and extension of linkages with researchers at other institutions, within and outside the U.S. The two research themes for the proposed Center are: (1) aging and health of disadvantaged populations, both within and outside the U.S.; and, (2) migration and distribution and how they affect the social and economic position of the aging. These themes will be pursued simultaneously among disadvantaged populations in the U.S. and elsewhere in the developed and developing world. The new Center will provide an interdisciplinary context for inquiry that is informed simultaneously by biological, social, and economic perspectives. While existing lines of research will continue, the Center will encourage fresh approaches to the problems of aging that are informed by an expanded, interdisciplinary framework. The Center will have an Administrative and Research Support Core that would promote research opportunities and, interdisciplinary collaborations. It will provide both grant management and other administrative services. computer network servers and desktop computer maintenance and support, appropriate software, data management, and statistical consulting. The Center will also have a Program Development Core that will support new investigators and offer seed money for pilot projects or small conferences or workshops based on internal competitions. These pilot studies will be expected to lead to full research projects. The Center will have Associates from CU and other institutions in the U.S. and other countries.