Developmental

UW CFAR发展核心的使命是支持青年科学家的职业发展 从各种学科进入与艾滋病毒/艾滋病有关的研究事业，并促进 华盛顿大学CFAR调查人员。这一使命通过三个具体目标加以阐述，其中第一个目标是 向初级研究员提供研究支持(新研究员奖[NIA]和实习生支持补助金) 调查人员。第二个目标是加强职业发展、调查人员和 通过赞助CFAR年度研讨会进行多学科研究。第三个目标是提供初步的 支持重要新研究领域的艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究(新兴机会补助金[EOGs])。一个 核心主任和副主任组织核心的活动。CFAR执行委员会， 由具有广泛艾滋病毒/艾滋病相关专业知识的资深科学家组成，将担任 发展核心委员会。发展核心与所有其他CFAR核心和 科学计划。CORE的奖项将在竞争的基础上授予来自华盛顿大学的申请者 和附属机构(以及夏威夷大学的NIAs)。每种类型的明确政策和程序 奖项和活动，包括资格标准、审查委员会成员、遴选标准、 为国家行动计划接受者提供指导，每项核心活动都有具体的可衡量的增值指标。 NIA获奖者的选择将基于拟议的研究、资格和学术成就 调查员的潜力、研究对艾滋病毒/艾滋病领域的潜在贡献以及与 UW CFAR。来自少数族裔调查人员并涉及多学科项目的NIA申请将被 很受鼓舞。NIA的获奖者每人将有一名CFAR导师和一个指导委员会。指标 NIA计划的成功包括获得可资助分数的申请数量，资助的NIA数量， 国家臭氧机构目标的实现，国家臭氧机构年度书面报告的充分进展，由此产生的出版物， 未来外源资金和从事艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究的获奖者人数。CFAR 研讨会展示了当地的艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究，特别是NIA和EOG接受者以及CFAR资助的研究 项目。这些活动通过以下方式为华盛顿大学和国家艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究界提供了价值 促进现在和未来的高质量艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究。 该项目将提供支持，帮助年轻科学家在艾滋病领域取得成功 帮助威斯康星州大学艾滋病研究人员更好地交流和合作。该项目将导致 更多地了解艾滋病毒的许多方面；这应有助于防止艾滋病毒和艾滋病的传播 改善艾滋病毒感染者的健康状况。

The mission of the UW CFAR Developmental Core is to support career development of young scientists from a variety of disciplines into research careers related to HIV/AIDS and to foster collaboration among UW CFAR investigators. This mission is articulated through three specific aims, the first of which is to provide research support (New Investigator Awards [NIAs] and Trainee Support Grants) to junior investigators. The second aim is to enhance career development, communication among investigators and multidisciplinary research by sponsoring an annual CFAR Symposium. The third aim is to provide initial support for HIV/AIDS research in important new research areas (Emerging Opportunity Grants [EOGs]). A Core Director and Associate Director organize the Core's activities. The CFAR Executive Committee, composed of senior scientists with a wide range of HIV/AIDS-related expertise, will serve as the Developmental Core Committee. The Developmental Core collaborates with all other CFAR cores and scientific programs. The Core's awards will be awarded on a competitive basis to applicants from the UW and affiliated institutions (and University of Hawaii for NIAs). Explicit policies and procedures for each type of award and activity, including eligibility criteria, review committee membership, selection criteria, mentorship for NIA recipients, and specific measurable value-added indicators exist for each core activity. Selection of NIA recipients will be based on merit of the proposed research, qualifications and academic potential of the investigator, potential contribution of the research to the HIV/AIDS field, and relevance to UW CFAR. NIA applications from minority investigators and which involve multidisciplinary projects will be encouraged. Recipients of NIAs will each have a CFAR mentor and a Mentoring Committee. Indicators of success for the NIA program include number of applications with fundable scores, number of funded NIAs, accomplishment of NIA goals, adequate progress on annual NIA written reports, resulting publications, future exogenous funding and number of awardees with careers as HIV/AIDS researchers. The CFAR Symposium showcases local HIV/AIDS research, especially that of NIA and EOG recipients and CFARfunded projects. These activities provide value to the UW and national HIV/AIDS research communities by fostering high quality HIV/AIDS research now and in the future. Lay Description: This project will provide support to help young scientists have successful careers as HIV researchers and help UW HIV researchers communicate and work together better. The project will result in more advances in knowledge about many aspects of HIV; this should help to prevent spread of HIV and improve the health of persons with HIV infection.