Administration

罗切斯特大学幸运地成为继2005年首次RFA之后的成功申请者之一，并成为组成目前CMCR网络的八个辐射医学对策中心之一：辐射后生物物理评估和风险管理中心(CBARMFI)。如迄今已证明的那样，行政核心将维持UofRCMCR在国家过敏和传染病研究所(NIAID)方案问题和目标方面的责任，并将在认为适当的情况下促进中心内的行动。北卡罗来纳大学的行政核心在CMCR网络中发挥了领导作用，包括规划和组织全国性、网络化和公开会议和研讨会，并将继续为CMCR国家中心网络的领导和运作以及CMCR计划的国家声誉和发展作出重大贡献。行政核心通过为项目领导人和外部科学顾问编写关于所述目标、里程碑和时间表、试验结果的可比性等文件，促进对进展情况的监督和评价。我们的PI威廉姆斯博士将通过每月会议与她的财务团队(Brian Martin和Amber Bessette)密切合作，以保持严格的预算监督。UofR-CMCR小组与其外部科学咨询小组(ESAG)的年度会议/务虚会将在提交所需的进度报告之前安排，将概述进展情况并为随后的每一年提供方向。最后，由于所有项目都需要辐射安全办公室成员的服务(例如，协助安全、剂量测量、放射性材料储存、人员培训和移走受污染的动物被褥)，罗切斯特大学辐射安全官员Tom Morgan博士和他的团队成员将加入行政核心，以提供协调服务并集中管理和财务要求。

The University of Rochester was fortunate to be one of the successful applicants following the original RFA in 2005, and became one of the eight Centers for Medical Countermeasures against Radiafion that make up the current CMCR network: the Center for Biophysical Assessment and Risk Management following Irradiation (CBARMFI). As has been demonstrated to date, the Administrative Core will maintain the UofRCMCR's responsibilities regarding National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) programmatic issues and goals, and will facilitate actions within the Center when deemed appropriate. The U of R's Administrative Core has provided leadership within the CMCR network, including the planning and organizing of national, network, and open meetings and workshops and will continue to contribute significantly to the leadership and functioning of the CMCR National Network of Centers, as well as to the national reputation and development of the CMCR program. The Administrative Core facilitates oversight and evaluation of progress through development of documentation for Project Leaders and External Scientific Advisors regarding stated goals, milestones and timelines, comparability of experimental results, etc. Our PI, Dr. Williams, will work closely with her financial team (Brian Martin and Amber Bessette) through monthly meetings so as to maintain strict budgetary oversight. Annual meetings/retreats of the UofR-CMCR group with its External Scientific Advisory Group (ESAG), which will be arranged prior to submission of the required Progress Reports, will overview progress and provide direction for each subsequent year. Finally, since all of the projects will require services from members of the office of Radiation Safety (e.g., assistance with security, dosimetric measurements, storage of radioactive materials, training of personnel, and removal of contaminated animal bedding), the University of Rochester's Radiation Safety Officer, Dr. Tom Morgan, together with a member of his team, will join the Administrative Core in order to provide coordinated services and centralize the administrative and financial requirements.