Administrative Data Management Core

行政和数据管理核心 行政和数据管理核心（ADM戈尔）对整个 中心（项目一、二、三）。核心将管理和维护中心数据，促进科学互动 项目之间，并促进该中心的教育举措。该组织的主要活动之一是 ADM核心是中心的数据库维护（行为，遗传和成像），以及提供 为项目1、11和III提供备份和信息技术服务。它将作为中心的数据管道，接收 处理数据（成像和行为），维护数据，并使其可用于所有其他内核，包括 用于数据分析的统计遗传学核心。ADM核心代表一个单一的管道， 负责处理人类DNA，并通过通用识别码指示哪些受试者 具有所需的等位基因，应联系项目I和II的成像部分。这种方法 使数据能够以科学公正和符合HIPAA的方式收集和维护， 成本效益和可靠。ADM核心将协调中心的互动，包括年度 在纽约举行的Pis项目会议和两年一次的中心咨询委员会会议， 并会检讨有关结果及讨论未来计划。核心还将维护中心的网站 www.sacklerinstitute.org/Cornell/.与中心有关的出版物将在 符合现行出版标准。工具和分析也将在此网站上提供， 将链接到所有项目的教师和研究员。除了这些支持功能，最后的关键责任 行政管理核心的主要任务是协调和监督与中心教育倡议有关的活动。 对中心的研究和方法感兴趣的个人（例如，研究生、博士后 研究员，研究助理）将通过参加年度中心 会议和培训讲习班，并通过中心支持的研究直接合作。 此外，还将通过与四个培训项目的互动来促进教育活动， 威尔康奈尔医学院（神经科学研究生课程，三机构医学博士，哲学博士、的 儿科住院医师计划和精神病住院医师计划）。最后，ADM核心将是 负责协调萨克勒暑期研究所的活动，该研究所提供有关 该中心的方法，包括神经影像学，遗传学和行为的动物模型。

Administrative and Data Management Core The Administrative and Data Management Core (ADM Gore) is crucial to the functioning of the entire Center (Projects I, II, III). The Core will manage and maintain Center data, facilitate scientific interactions among projects, and promote the educational initiatives of the Center. One of the primary activities of the ADM core is database maintenance (behavioral, genetic, and imaging) for the Center, as well as providing back-up and IT services to Projects 1,11, & III. It will serve as a data conduit for the Center, receiving processed data (imaging and behavioral), maintaining it, and making it available for all other cores, including the Statistical Genetics Core for data analysis. The ADM Core represents a single pipeline that is responsible for processing human DNA and indicating, via universal identification number, which subjects have the desired alleles and should be contacted for the imaging portion of Projects I & II. This approach enables data to be collected and maintained in a scientifically-unbiased and HIPAA-compliant way that is cost effective and reliable. The ADM core will coordinate Center interactions, including the Annual Conference of the Project Pis and biennial Center Advisory Board in New York, at which project progress and results will be reviewed and future plans discussed. The Core will also maintain the Center's website www.sacklerinstitute.org/Cornell/. Center-related publications will be made available for download in compliance with current publishing standards. Tools and assays will also be made available on this site as will links to all project faculty and fellows. In addition to these support functions, the final critical responsibility of the ADM Core will be to coordinate and oversee activities relating to the Center's Educational Initiative. Individuals interested in the research and methods of the Center (e.g., graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, research assistants) will receive Center supported education through attendance of annual Center meetings and training workshops and through direct collaboration on Center supported research. Additionally, educational initiatives will be fostered through interactions with four training programs at the Weill Cornell Medical College (the Neuroscience Graduate Program, the Tri-lnstitutional M.D., Ph.D., the Pediatric Residency Program, and the Psychiatric Residency Program). Finally, the ADM Core will be responsible for coordinating the activities of the Sackler Summer Institute that provides training on the methods of the Center, including neuroimaging, genetics, and animal models of behavior.