Center for Demography and Ecology

项目总结 这项申请要求为威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校人口统计和生态中心提供五年的支持。CDE是一个备受瞩目的人口研究中心，在11个系和4个学院设有分支机构。它自1972年以来一直持有NICHD中心赠款；这项申请要求根据NICHD的人口研究基础设施计划(R24)继续提供这种支持。请求为四个研究支助核心--行政、计算、信息服务和方法--和发展基础设施提供支助。人口中心拨款将支持一批研究跨越人口研究领域的学者。在过去的五年中，CDE积极招募顶尖青年科学家，加强与人口研究相关领域的部门、研究中心和研究所的联系，并发展新的合作形式。与过去相比，我们的研究组合变得更加多样化，性质更加国际化，涵盖了生命过程的更大部分。CDE的研究人员从事广泛的主题工作，但有四个类别构成了我们的标志性主题：(1)健康和死亡率；(2)不平等的人口学；(3)生育率、家庭和家庭；以及(4)数据和方法。除了这些领域的创新研究外，CDE研究人员还继续收集和制作高质量的数据，供人口研究界使用。对CDE的持续投资将利用该大学的大量承诺、大量个人研究补助金以及出色的人力和组织资源，以促进人口问题的跨学科研究。

PROJECT SUMMARY This application requests five years of support for the Center of Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin-Madison. CDE is a high-profile research center in population with affiliates in 11 departments and 4 colleges. It has held NICHD Center Grant funding since 1972; this application requests continuation of that support under NICHD's Population Research Infrastructure Program (R24). Support is requested for four research support cores - Administration, Computing, Information Services and Methodology- and for Developmental Infrastructure. The Population Center Grant would support a collection of scholars whose research spans the field of population studies. During the past five years, CDE has aggressively recruited top young scientists, strengthened ties and developed new forms of cooperation with departments, research centers and institutes in fields cognate to population studies. Our research portfolio has become more diverse, is more international in character, and covers a greater portion of the life course than in the past. CDE researchers work in a broad spectrum of topics, but four clusters constitute our signature themes: (1) Health and Mortality; (2) the Demography of Inequality; (3) Fertility, Families, and Households; and (4) Data and Methodology. In addition to innovative research in each of these areas; CDE researchers continue to collect and produce high-quality data for the use by the population research community. Continued investment in CDE will leverage substantial commitments from the University, a large portfolio of individual research grants, and outstanding human and organizational resources to promote interdisciplinary research on population issues.