ADMINISTRATIVE CORE

核心导演：王友发;联合导演：托马斯格拉斯 核心摘要：约翰霍普金斯系统为导向的儿科肥胖研究和培训（体育） 中心由4个核心和3个研究项目组成。我们的团队包括多学科的专业知识组合，拥有来自美国和其他国家领先研究机构的40多名资深研究人员和合作者。该团队在各领域拥有独特的专业知识，为拟议的研究、培训和外联活动奠定了坚实的基础。专业知识包括儿童肥胖，系统科学，营养，流行病学，生物统计学，社会学，卫生经济学，基础科学，遗传学，医学，少数民族健康与健康差距，儿童生长和发育，数学建模和工程。约翰霍普金斯大学与世界上最大的公共卫生学院彭博公共卫生学院（JHBSPH）一起提供出色的支持，优秀的计算核心资源以及与相关学科专家合作互动的广泛机会。我们的主要合作机构（宾夕法尼亚大学、加拿大慢性病系统建模实验室、中国疾病预防控制中心和北京大学公共卫生学院），以及美国国立卫生研究院和其他中心团队成员，将提供额外的专业知识和资源。如RFA所述，主要管理机构将是由NIH合作伙伴和SPORT中心代表组成的SPORT指导委员会（SSC）。 行政核心将由中心PI和Co-PI领导，并与由核心/项目负责人、其他选定团队成员和NIH代表（适用于U54机制）组成的执行委员会合作。一个咨询委员会（内部和外部的高级教师与内容和行政专业知识），和一个整体的科学咨询委员会（内部）以及各种其他工作组和小组委员会也建议。中心主任和联合主任将管理中心的日常活动，并监督相关的研究，培训和支持人员。我们将与国际和美国的合作伙伴密切合作，沿着与相关的NIH工作人员，以确保成功完成的总体目标的运动倡议。

Core Director: Youfa Wang; Co-director: Thomas Glass Core Summary: The Johns Hopkins Systems-Oriented Pediatric Obesity Research and Training (SPORT) Center consists of 4 cores and 3 research projects. Our team includes a multidisciplinary combination of expertise, with over 40 well established investigators and collaborators from leading research institutions in the U.S. and other countries. This team brings a unique combination of expertise in areas that provides a strong foundation for the proposed research, training, and outreach activities. The expertise includes childhood obesity, systems science, nutrition, epidemiology, biostatistics, sociology, health economics, basic science, genetics, medicine, minority health & health disparities, child growth and development, mathematical modeling, and engineering. The Johns Hopkins University, with the Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHBSPH), the world's largest school of public health, offers outstanding support, excellent computational core resources, and extensive opportunities for collaborative interactions with experts in related disciplines. Our main partner institutions (University of Pennsylvania, the Canadian Chronic Disease Systems Modeling Lab, the China CDC, and the Peking University School of Public Health), in addition to the NIH and other Center team members, will provide additional expertise and resources. As described in the RFA, the main governing body will be the SPORT Steering Committee (SSC) comprised of NIH partners and SPORT Center representatives. The Administrative Core will be led by the Center Pl and Co-PI working with an Executive Committee comprised of the core/project directors, other selected team members, and NIH representatives (as appropriate to the U54 mechanism). An Advisory Board (internal and external senior faculty with content and administrative expertise), and an overall Scientific Advisory Committee (internal) as well as various other working groups and subcommittees that are also proposed. The Center Director and Co-director will manage the daily activities of the Center and supervise related research, training and supporting staff. We will work closely with international and US partners, along with relevant NIH staff to insure successful completion of the overall objectives of the SPORT initiative.