Administrative Core

核心摘要 管理核心（核心A）将由耶鲁大学SPORE的首席研究员Roy Herbst指导， 肺癌（YSILC），由艾德卡夫坦共同指导，并得到项目财务管理的支持 团队行政核心的仔细监督对于确保耶鲁大学SPORE的成功至关重要。 肺癌核心A是YCC研究管理局提供的现有基础设施的扩展， 支持和促进跨学科的研究工作。行政核心作为中央 所有YSILC调查员的协调点，负责监测所有项目的进展情况， 核心向转化/临床终点发展。核心总监和联席总监沿着YSILC联席PI (Dr. Chen）将负责领导YSILC项目，确定转化研究的优先事项， 从新兴数据中发现新的转化研究机会，监控所有项目的进展， 核心和发展项目，并确定项目方向的变化，核心和翻译 根据需要进行研究。核心A将促进YSILC调查人员之间的互动，以加快 将实验室结果转化为拟议和未来的临床研究。如果需要，核心A主管 将管理YSILC调查员之间的冲突。作为一个团队，核心人员将监督财务， 保持项目和核心领导人之间的沟通，协调会议，包括每周一次的会议。 癌症翻译小组研讨会系列，执行委员会每月会议， 内部/外部咨询委员会和YSILC年度务虚会。除了这些功能，核心将 成为NCI的主要接口，贝丝以色列女执事医疗癌症中心，其他肺癌 SPORE、耶鲁癌症中心和耶鲁大学，并将协调外展工作，包括出版物 （内部和外部），网站开发，研讨会，患者/研究宣传活动和筹款 程序.通过这些行政活动，核心A对青年收入和生活中心的组织至关重要 计划，发展肺癌基础/临床/转化研究在耶鲁大学的广泛文化， 有效实现规定的计划目标，最终目标是产生重大的临床影响 肺癌患者

CORE SUMMARY The Administrative Core (Core A) will be directed by Roy Herbst, Principal -Investigator of the Yale SPORE in Lung Cancer (YSILC), and co-directed by Ed Kaftan, with support from the program financial management team. Careful oversight by the Administrative Core will be critical to ensure the success of the Yale SPORE in Lung Cancer. Core A is an extension of existing infrastructure provided by YCC Research Administration to support and facilitate transdisciplinary research efforts. The Administrative Core serves as the central coordination point for all YSILC investigators, with responsibility for monitoring the progress of all projects and cores toward a translational/clinical endpoint. The Core Director and Co-Director along with the YSILC Co-PI (Dr. Chen) will have responsibility for leading the YSILC program, setting translational research priorities, identifying new translational research opportunities from emerging data, monitoring the progress of all projects, cores and developmental projects and determining changes in direction of projects, cores and translational research as needed. Interactions among YSILC investigators will be facilitated by Core A to accelerate the translation of laboratory findings into the proposed and future clinical studies. If required, the Core A Director will manage conflicts among YSILC investigators. As a team, the Core personnel will monitor finances, maintain communications among project and core leaders and coordinate meetings, including the weekly lung cancer translational group seminar series, monthly meetings of the Executive Committee, annual meetings of the Internal/External Advisory boards and an annual YSILC retreat. In addition to these functions, the Core will be the primary interface with the NCI, the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Cancer Center, other lung cancer SPOREs, Yale Cancer Center and Yale University, and will coordinate outreach efforts, including publications (internal and external), website development, seminars, patient/research advocacy activities, and fundraising programs. Through these administrative activities, Core A will be essential to the organization of the YSILC program, to developing a widespread culture of lung cancer basic/clinical/translational research at Yale and to the efficient achievement of the stated program objectives, with the ultimate goal of a significant clinical impact for patients with lung cancer