CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE

管理结构： 研究核心将为现有的知识和技术提供物质和业务基础 作为听力和平衡中心的科学实体，以及相关的调查人员。因此， 研究中心的行政管理将与该中心的现有结构密切相关，即 由埃里克·杨博士执导。大多数核心教职员工都参加了该中心的学术活动 听力和平衡，因此在研究研讨会上，在课堂教学中，或 其他地方。此外，Fuchs、Nathan和Glowatzki通过他们在 感官生物学中心。Carey，Delia Santina，Francis，Fuchs，Glowatzki和 莱恩将因他们在8日新装修的Oto-HNS研究综合体中的位置而得到加强 罗斯大楼的一层。包括高级技术人员和初级技术人员在内的整个用户组将开会 每半年一次，讨论运营、设备或供应需求，并解决日程安排或使用问题。 其中一次会议将包括年度海报会议(见下一段)。高管们 由PI和个人研究核心董事组成的委员会将每季度开会一次，以解决 人事问题或用户优先级问题。每个核心部门的工作人员将维护考勤表，以记录用户 访问权限和每个核心的主管将设置使用的优先级，并特别考虑初级或 教师经费不足。 已经建立了一个研究核心网站，并将进一步详细说明。运营 公报将张贴，用户时间表将公布，研究摘要将在网站上展示。在……里面 此外，行政助理将使用核心用户的电子邮件分发列表来保存信息 流动的。每年都会举办一次“研究核心海报会议”，记录个人研究的进展。 项目，为报告汇编信息，并为继续取得进展征求意见。如中简要描述的 “重大成就”部分，这是一个3-4小时的会议后的一周内，ARO期间的海报 在所有成员实验室外展示的那次会议的记录。在Talbot中预留了额外的空间 (BME)和CHB图书馆(ROSS)，并摆放茶点。花名册上的 演讲者为年度进度报告提供了有用的核心，并将正在进行的研究带到成员 实验室请P30全体参与者注意。最后，这提供了一个机会 在成员实验室认识新学生和研究员，并进一步丰富这些互动。 核心中心主任保罗·福克斯于1995年7月加入听证与平衡中心， 他现在是约翰·E·博德利教授和耳鼻喉科头颈研究主任 外科，生物医学工程系(BME)和生物医学工程系(BME)的联合教授任命 神经科学。他在BME本科生课程中任教，在BME咨询委员会任职 (BME研究生培训方案执行委员会)，并与 神经科学系通过在医学院和研究生院课程中进行教学，包括共同指导 与K.W.Yau一起参加为期一学期的感觉生理学研究生课程。与其他人的关系 一个新成立的科学研究中心的成立，进一步加强了基础科学部门 约翰·霍普金斯大学的感觉生物学，Fuchs博士与分子教授R.Reed共同担任主任 生物学和遗传学。他是第四版神经生物学教科书《从神经元到 自1984年开始他的实验室以来，他一直保持着对NIH的资助 引导多方面的方法研究毛细胞生理学，包括电生理学， 组织学和分子生物学。Fuchs博士目前担任科学委员会主席 NIDCD的顾问，最近被选为美国研究协会候任主席 耳鼻咽喉科。 研究核心的一个特别优点是，董事还在行政部门任职 听力与平衡中心(CHB)及其成员部门的框架。埃里克·杨博士， 工程核心主任，CHB负责人，CHB培训补助金PI，前CHB主任 BME研究生课程。Fuchs博士、May博士、Ryugo博士和Wang博士都是CHB成员， 与听证和平衡中心主任密切合作，确保最佳整合 将研究核心纳入中心的总体使命。研究核心上的首席调查者 Fuchs博士是HNS耳鼻喉科研究主任，负责监督 住院医师计划，通过该办公室向耳鼻咽喉头颈外科主席报告 致医学院院长。

Administrative Structure: The Research Cores will provide material and operational bases for the existing intellectual and scientific entity that is the Center for Hearing and Balance, along with associated investigators. As such the administration of the Research Cores will be closely tied to the existing structure of the Center which is directed by Dr. Eric Young. Most of the Core faculty participate in the academic activities of the Center for Hearing and Balance and therefore have weekly contact at research seminars, in classroom teaching, or elsewhere. In addition, Fuchs, Nathans and Glowatzki meet regularly through their membership in the Center for Sensory Biology. Interactions between Carey, Delia Santina, Francis, Fuchs, Glowatzki and Lane will be enhanced by their location in the newly-renovated Oto-HNS research complex on the eighth floor of the Ross building. The entire User's group, including the senior and junior technical staff, will meet semi-annually to discuss operations, equipment or supply needs, and to resolve scheduling or use issues. One of these meetings will include the annual Poster Session (see next paragraph). The Executive Committee, consisting of the PI, and individual Research Core Directors will meet quarterly to resolve personnel matters or user priority issues. The staff of each Core will maintain time sheets to document user access and the Director of each Core will set priorities for use, with special consideration for junior or underfunded faculty. A Research Cores Website has been established and will be further elaborated. Operations communiques will be posted, user schedules published and research abstracts displayed on the website. In addition, the Administrative Assistant will use email distribution lists of Core users to keep information flowing. A "Research Core Poster Session" is held annually to chart the progress of individual research projects, compile information for reports, and to elicit advice for continued progress. As described briefly in the "Major Accomplishments" section, this is a 3-4 hour meeting the week after ARO during which posters from that meeting are displayed outside all member laboratories. Additional space is reserved in the Talbot (BME) and CHB libraries (Ross) for those more distant labs, and to lay out refreshments. The roster of presenters provides a helpful nucleus for annual progress reports, and brings ongoing research in member laboratories to the attention of the entire coterie of P30 participants. Finally, this provides an opportunity for meeting new students and fellows in member laboratories, and further enriches those interactions. The Core Center Director, Paul Fuchs joined the Center for Hearing and Balance in July of 1995, where he is now John E. Bordley Professor and Director of Research in Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery, with joint professorial appointments in the departments of Biomedical Engineering (BME) and Neuroscience. He teaches in the undergraduate BME curriculum, serves on the BME Advisory Committee (the executive committee for the graduate training program in BME), and has substantive ties with the department of Neuroscience through teaching in the medical and graduate school curricula, including codirection of a semester-long graduate course in Sensory Physiology with K.W. Yau. Ties with the other basic science departments have been further strengthened by the genesis of a newly-endowed Center for Sensory Biology at Johns Hopkins for which Dr. Fuchs is Co-Director with R. Reed, Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics. He is a co-author of the fourth edition of the neurobiology textbook "From Neuron to Brain" (Sinauer Press). He has maintained NIH funding since starting his laboratory in 1984 and now directs a multi-faceted approach to the study of hair cell physiology that includes electrophysiology, histology and molecular biology. Dr. Fuchs presently serves as Chairman of the Board of Scientific Counselors at NIDCD and recently was voted president-elect of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology. A particular strength of the Research Cores is that the Directors also serve within the administrative framework of the Center for Hearing and Balance (CHB) and member departments. Dr. Eric Young, Director of the Engineering Core, is head of the CHB, PI of the CHB training grant, and formerly director of Graduate Studies in BME. Drs. Fuchs, May, Ryugo and Wang are all members of the CHB and work closely with the Director of the Center for Hearing and Balance to ensure optimal integration of the Research Cores into the overall mission of the Center. The Principal Investigator on the Research Core Center grant, Dr. Fuchs is Director of Research in Otolaryngology-HNS, oversees research training in the residency program, reports to the Chair of Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery and through that office to the Dean of the School of Medicine.