Core B: Developmental Core

项目总结 第三海岸CFAR核心B：发展核心 发展核心的目标是推进第三海岸CFAR(TC-CFAR)的研究优先事项 通过征集和资助发展核心奖项，为初级教师和其他人员提供强有力的指导 培训学员，并加强社区环境中的艾滋病毒研究能力。美国政府的这些目标 发展核心符合TC-CFAR的研究优先事项，这些优先事项的实施将 最大限度地提高艾滋病毒研究工作的质量和多样性，从而对艾滋病毒流行产生直接影响 在国内和国际背景下。开发核心将由约翰·施奈德博士和 Brian Mustanski，核心协调员Rebecca Eavou和行政部的行政支持 核心员工。核心指导委员会包括Templin博士(社会学/精神病学)、Laimins (微生物学/免疫学)和加西亚(OGBYN)。我们有三个目标。在目标1中，我们计划培养艾滋病毒 TC CFAR机构通过奖励调查人员、核心和科学工作组进行的研究 (SWG)。针对新的研究人员和艾滋病毒研究的新手，开发核心奖项将包括 试点/跨学科奖、核心补贴“迷你”奖、核心/SWG资源奖和招聘 奖项。该资助计划还将鼓励芝加哥大学研究人员之间的跨学科合作 以及对艾滋病毒感染的任何方面的创新研究。将提供资源赠款所需的工具 将艾滋病毒研究的新方向或效率提升到CORE或SWG。在目标2中，核心将提供专门的 指导初级教师或其他对从事艾滋病毒相关研究感兴趣的实习生。正式和非正式 初级教师的指导机制是研究发展的核心。核心领导者将催化 由CFAR高级成员组成的工作组，他们将单独指导初级教员。在目标3中，核心将 为协作研究开发提供基于社区的资金，并提供资金支持 与社区一起传播研究成果。与社区合作开发新想法 加强研究相关性，增加有效实施的机会。资源备注 通常通过标准资助机制提供，以加快与 受艾滋病毒影响最大的社区。

PROJECT SUMMARY THIRD COAST CFAR CORE B: DEVELOPMENTAL CORE The goal of the Developmental Core is to further the research priorities of the Third Coast CFAR (TC-CFAR) by soliciting and funding developmental core awards, providing strong mentorship for junior faculty and other trainees, and strengthening the capacity for HIV research in community settings. These aims of the Developmental Core are in line with the research priorities of the TC-CFAR and implementation of them will maximize the quality and diversity of HIV research efforts that can have a direct impact on the HIV epidemic across domestic and international contexts. The Developmental Core will be led by Drs. John Schneider and Brian Mustanski with administrative support from the Core coordinator, Rebecca Eavou, and the Administrative Core staff. The Core steering committee includes Drs. Templin (Sociology/Psychiatry), Laimins (Microbiology/Immunology), and Garcia (OGBYN). We have three aims. In Aim 1 we plan to grow HIV research at TC CFAR institutions through awards to investigators, Cores, and the Scientific Working Group (SWG). Targeted to new investigators and those new to HIV research, development core awards will include pilot/ transdisciplinary awards, and core subsidy “mini” awards, Core/SWG resource awards, and recruitment awards. The funding program will also encourage interdisciplinary collaborations between Chicago researchers and innovative studies of any aspect of HIV infection. Resource grants will be provided tools necessary for new directions or efficiencies in HIV research to Cores or the SWG. In Aim 2, the Core will provide dedicated mentorship to junior faculty or other trainees interested in pursuing HIV related research. Formal and informal mechanisms of mentorship of junior faculty are at the core of research development. Core leaders will catalyze a working group of senior CFAR members who will individually mentor junior faculty. In Aim 3, the Core will provide community-based funding for collaborative research development as well as funding to support dissemination of research findings with community. Developing new ideas in collaboration with community strengthens research relevance and increases opportunity to have impactful implementation. Resources not typically available through standard funding mechanisms will be made available to accelerate engagement with communities most impacted by HIV.