Developmental Research Program

发展研究计划（DRP）的目标是继续更新我们的创新 DF/HCC肺癌孢子内的科学努力，并资助将补充和 提高DF/HCC肺癌孢子的整体质量。发展研究计划 将像过去一样资助现有的和初级的调查人员。 我们将从SPORE基金中每年拨出5万美元用于发展研究计划奖。 DF/HCC SPORE在使用机构资金支持我们的发展方面有着广泛的记录 研究计划。除此之外，每年还将追加250，000美元的机构支助 就像我们过去一样。每年将有三到五个人获奖，为期两年。 经费第二年的供资将取决于在审查方面取得足够的进展， 发展研究计划。该奖项将促进研究和发展的独立性 DF/HCC Lung内的基础生物科学、转化科学和应用科学研究人员 癌症孢子计划。因此，候选人将是研究员，博士后研究员和教师在 在哈佛校园里有不同的培训项目。在这个发展研究计划的成功 将被定义为创新的转化科学的发展，将产生癌症相关的 肺癌患者或肺癌高危人群的干预措施。 该方案将利用行政、评价和规划核心建立的基础设施： 1.在肺癌领域征集申请和/或确定新的研究项目 2.评估这些项目的财政和核心支助 3.资助创新发展研究项目 4.监测项目进展情况，以便有可能过渡到全面项目状态 5.评估该计划在实现其目标以及总体SPORE目标方面的成功情况

The objectives of the Developmental Research Program (DRP) are to continue to renew our innovative scientific endeavors within the DF/HCC Lung Cancer SPORE and to fund efforts that will complement and enhance the overall quality of the DF/HCC Lung Cancer SPORE. The Developmental Research Program will fund both established and junior investigators as we have in the past. We will set aside $50,000 per year for the Developmental Research Program Awards from SPORE funds. The DF/HCC SPORE has an extensive track record of using institutional funds to support our Developmental Research Program. This will be supplemented with an additional $250,000 per year in institutional support as we have in the past. Three to 5 individuals will be awarded each year for as much as two years of funding. The second year of funding will be dependent on making sufficient progress on review by the Developmental Research Program. The award will facilitate the research and development of independence of basic biological science, translational science, and applied science investigators within the DF/HCC Lung Cancer SPORE program. Thus, candidates will be fellows, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty within the different training programs across the Harvard campus. Success in this Developmental Research Program Will be defined as the development of innovative translational science that will generate cancer-relevant interventions in patients with lung cancer or populations at risk for lung cancer. This program will use the infrastructure created by the Administration, Evaluation and Planning Core to: 1. Solicit applications and/or identify novel research projects in the area of lung cancer 2. Evaluate these projects for financial and core support 3. Fund innovative developmental research projects 4. Monitor progress on projects for potential transition into full project status 5. Evaluate the program's success in achieving its goals as well as overall SPORE objectives