Research Translation Core

爱荷华州超级基金基础研究计划(ISBRP)的研究翻译核心(RTC或Core)的计划和活动的设计考虑到了四个目标。第一，促进制定健全的公共政策和做法(目标1)；第二，促进我们学科的研究基础(目标2)；第三，促进更广泛的公众了解与环境危害及其补救有关的问题和解决办法(目标3)；第四，正式向能够开发和向公众提供产品或服务的商业企业转让技术(目标4)。两个讲习班共同推动了公共政策，30多名中西部民选官员和立法工作人员与ISBRP的科学家以及州和联邦环境官员进行了对话。通过80份同行评议的出版物和在会议上的多次发言，向学术界提供的研究翻译得到了加强。几篇报纸文章描述了芝加哥地区及其周边地区中心科学家的工作。在面向科学和技术受众的出版物中发布了若干研究成果的要点。此外，Focus社区学生的父母已经看到了他们孩子的工作，许多人正在两个城镇参加一项暴露学习。正在通过与RTC工作人员、ISBRP科学家和爱荷华大学研究基金会的互动，向商业企业转让技术。在研究翻译咨询委员会的指导下，重大研究翻译的这些方面将得到持续和进一步发展。该核心将与社区外展核心(COC)密切合作，特别是在COC计划方面，以支持在印第安纳州东芝加哥和爱荷华州哥伦布交界处实施研究项目6。RTC人员在研究翻译的所有方面都有丰富的经验，特别是在向政策制定者翻译isbrp研究方面。

The plans and activities of the Research Translation Core (RTC or Core) of the lowa superfund basic research program (isbrp) are designed with four aims in mind. The first is to contribute to the development of sound public policies and practices (Aim 1); second, to contribute to the research base in our disciplines (Aim 2); third, to contribute to a broader public understanding of problems and solutions regarding environmental hazards and their remediation (Aim 3); and fourth, to formally transfer technology to commercial enterprises able to develop and deliver products or services to the public (Aim 4). Public policy has been advanced by two workshops which together brought more than 30 Midwest elected officials and legislative staff into dialogue with scientists from the isbrp as well as state and federal environmental officials. Research translation to the academic community has been strengthened by a 80 peer reviewed publications and numerous presentations at conferences. Several newspaper articles have described work of center scientists in and around the Chicago area. Highlights of several research findings have been released in publications targeted to a scientific and technical audience. In addition, parents of students in focus communities have seen the work of their children and many are taking part in an exposure study in two towns. Technology transfer to commercial enterprises is ongoing through interaction with RTC staff and isbrp scientists and the University of lowa Research Foundation. These aspects of significant research translation will be sustained and developed further with the guidance of the Research Translation Advisory Committee. This Core will work in close coordination with the Community Outreach Core (COC), especially on the COC plans to support implementation of Research Project #6 in East Chicago, Indiana and Columbus Junction, lowa. RTC personnel have broad experience in all aspects of research translation especially in translating isbrp research to policy makers.