Administrative Core

U19的成功将关键取决于它的科学和管理领导能力。这两个 行政核心的基本组成部分汇聚在一起，该核心将由Claire Fraser博士领导，担任PI 和行政核心总监，以及大卫·拉斯科博士和欧文·怀特博士作为团队绩效指标。这个 为这一U19应用程序组建的领导团队有着长期的记录 大规模DNA测序和分析在研究中的成功和创新 病原体、疾病传播者和人类微生物群。他们共同贡献了60多年的 基因组学领域的经验和250多份同行评议的出版物 总共被引用了8.6万多次。行政核心将负责(I)维护 监督与本合同有关的所有支出，(Ii)将研究工作整合到多个 研究项目和核心，以最大限度地发挥协同作用，(3)监测研究项目进度，以确定 任何可能对及时完成项目产生负面影响的技术或行政问题，(4) 与核心主任互动，以预测可能对研究项目产生负面影响的延误，(V) 建立并与指导委员会互动，(Vi)与GCID培训负责人合作，以 建立和促进研讨会和奖学金，以进一步扩大基因组学在传染性疾病领域的专业知识 疾病社区，(Vii)制定强有力的补充研究项目计划，以带来最先进的 基因组学方法在传染病领域的高度优先研究问题上的作用，(Viii) 促进GCID内外的交流，以及(九)参加年度方案 与NIAID合作组织的会议以及内部研究会议，以审查进展情况 在这个U19奖项上。

The success of this U19 will be critically dependent on its scientific and administrative leadership. These two essential components come together in the Administrative Core which will be led by Dr. Claire Fraser, as PI and Administrative Core Director, along with Drs. David Rasko and Owen White, as team PIs. The leadership team that has been assembled for this U19 application has a long-standing track record of success and innovation in the application of large-scale DNA sequencing and analysis to the study of pathogens, vectors of disease, and the human microbiome. Together, they contribute more than 60 years of experience and more than 250 peer-reviewed publications in the field of genomics that have been collectively cited more than 86,000 times. The Administrative Core will be responsible for (i) maintaining oversight of all expenditures related to this contract, (ii) integrating research efforts across multiple Research Projects and Cores to maximize synergies, (iii) monitoring Research Project progress to identify any technical or administrative issues that could negatively affect project completion in a timely way, (iv) interacting with Core Directors to anticipate delays that could negatively impact the Research Projects, (v) establishing and interacting with the Steering Committee, (vi) working with the GCID Training Leader to establish and promote workshops and fellowships to further expand genomics expertise in the infectious disease community, (vii) developing a robust Supplemental Research Projects program to bring state-of-theart genomics approaches to bear on high priority research questions in the infectious disease arena, (viii) facilitating communications within and outside of the GCID, and (ix) participating in annual programmatic meetings organized in collaboration with NIAID as well as in internal research meetings to review progress on this U19 award.