Administrative Core

核心A：行政核心- Gerald W.哈特，核心总监 行政核心将有几个总体职能：1）为所有PEG提供所有后勤支持 （2）协调计划内的活动以及计划与行政部门之间的活动。 中心; 3）作为共享资源核心的中心联络点; 4）组织和计划会议 与外部和内部咨询委员会合作; 5）帮助后勤，组织和运营 糖科学技能发展课程; 6）解决和跟踪预算问题，并提供每个 项目和核心每月报告其财务状况。7)监督申请、审查过程和 向内部咨询委员会提供后勤支助， “GlycoBiologist”博士后研究员通过同行评审的竞争过程。 为了给PEG的实际研究和教学使命提供更多的资金， 核心主任及其行政助理对这一核心的支助要求一直保持在小规模。 然而，这一核心和PEG将得到行政办公室的直接专家帮助。 生物化学系，其中包括我们的管理员，行政经理，两个 预算分析师和两名全职秘书。这些人都直接向哈特医生报告。 行政核心将为委员会每两周一次的会议安排时间并提供后勤支助。 项目和核心领导人。它将安排和协调每月晚上的“比萨饼”研究会议， 哪些项目和核心成员将介绍他们的研究进展。核心委员会将通过以下方式监测参与情况： PEG的所有成员参与这些活动，以确保完成PEG的使命。此外，生物 化学将继续为巴尔的摩/华盛顿糖生物学兴趣提供场地和支持 集团（GIG）会议，多年来一直在这里开会（一般30至50人/月）。 核心将确保NHLBI要求的所有报告均按时以正确的格式完成。哈特医生 Zachara和货车Eyk将确保生物化学研讨会计划邀请至少4名糖科学家 也可能出席巴尔的摩/华盛顿GIG会议的人员。核心将组织和 为年度务虚会提供后勤支助，由常设专家组所有参与者进行口头和海报介绍， 这将与我们的主要糖科学家的外部审查小组的年度审查相协调。 这种PEG不仅将促进我们对糖缀合物在心血管疾病中作用的理解， 疾病，但也将提高JHUSOM领域的知名度，特别是心脏病专家。 相关性（参见说明）： 该糖科学卓越计划（PEG）将建立一个协同科学家团队， 阐明糖缀合物在心脏功能和疾病中的各种作用。该行政核心将 提供必要的后勤、财政、行政和协调， 富有成效的互动和合作，这将使研究人员专注于科学，而不是 被行政事务分心

Core A: Administrative Core - Gerald W. Hart, Core Director The Administrative Core will have several overall functions: 1) Provide all logistic support for all PEG activities; 2) Coordinate activities within the Program and between the Program and the Administrative Center; 3) Serve as the central contact point for the Shared Resources Core; 4) Organize and plan meetings with the external and internal advisory committees; 5) Help with the logistics, organization and operation of the Glycosciences Skills Development Course; 6) Resolve and track budgetary issues and provide each Project and Core with monthly reports on their fiscal status. 7) Oversee the applications, review process and provide logistic support to the Internal Advisory Committee in their annual selection of a "CardioGlycoBiologist" Postdoctoral Fellow by a peer-reviewed competitive process. In order to provide more funds for the actual research and teaching mission of the PEG, the salary support requested for this Core by the Core Director and his Administrative Assistant have been kept small. However, this Core and the PEG will have the direct expert help of the Administrative Office of the Department of Biological Chemistry, which includes our Administrator, an Administrative Manager, two budget analysts, and two full time secretaries. These individuals all report directly to Dr. Hart. The Administrative Core will schedule and provide logistic support for the bi-weekly meetings of the Project and Core Leaders. It will schedule and coordinate the Monthly evening "pizza" research meetings in which Project and Core members will present their research progress. The Core will monitor participation by all members of the PEG in these activities to ensure the PEG mission is met. In addition, Biological Chemistry will continue to provide the venue and support for the Baltimore/Washington Glycobiology Interest Group (GIG) Meetings, which have been meeting here (generally 30 to 50 people/month) for many years. The Core will ensure that all reports required by NHLBI are done on time and in the correct format. Drs. Hart Zachara and van Eyk will ensure that the Biol. Chemistry seminar program invites at-least 4 glycoscientists per year who may also present at the Baltimore/Washington GIG meetings. The Core will organize and provide logistical support for an annual retreat with oral and poster presentations by all PEG participants, which will be coordinated with the annual review by our external review panel of leading glycoscientists. This PEG will not only advance our understanding of the roles of glycoconjugates in cardiovascular disease, but also will enhance the visibility of the field at JHUSOM, especially to cardiologists. RELEVANCE (See instructions): This Program of Excellence in Glycosciences (PEG) will establish a synergistic team of scientists to elucidate the various roles of glycoconjugates in cardiac function and disease. This Administrative Core will provide the essential logistical, fiscal, administrative, and coordination necessary to engender and facilitate productive interactions and collaborations that will allow the researchers to focus on science and not be distracted by administrative issues.