Develomental Core

哈佛大学CFAR发展核心的首要目标是促进 哈佛大学的基础、临床、行为和翻译艾滋病毒/艾滋病研究活动。这个 发展核心提供了个人短期研究建议的基础设施 合作的调查人员被征集、审查和资助。发展核心，通过其 资助机制，还促进整个哈佛大学的艾滋病毒研究合作，并促进 根据我们的年度战略，在HU CFAR优先领域开发新的实验方法 筹划会议。通过资助学者奖和优先资助调查人员而不事先 R01类资助，发展核心促进初级艾滋病毒研究人员的职业发展。此外, 通过鼓励以前没有关注过艾滋病的更多知名研究人员提交的材料 在研究方面，发展核心对艾滋病毒研究具有更广泛的影响。 发展核心的具体目标包括： 1.促进哈佛大学艾滋病毒/艾滋病的基础、临床、行为和翻译研究活动 大学，通过提供基础设施，短期研究建议来自 个别和合作的调查人员被征集、审查和资助。 2.促进多学科的艾滋病毒研究，以及不同领域的研究合作 哈佛大学的机构/学校以及与国际同行的合作。 3.通过资助奖学金和资助初级艾滋病毒研究人员的职业发展 优先为调查人员提供资金，而不是之前的ROI类型资金，并通过指导计划 这为初级调查人员提供了关于资质和生物统计/生物信息学的指导。 4.促进在高优先级、高风险研究中开发新的实验方法 科学工作组指导的领域

The primary goal of the Developmental Core of the Harvard University CFAR (HU CFAR) is to promote basic, clinical, behavioral and translational HIV/AIDS research activities at Harvard University. The Developmental Core provides the infrastructure through which short-term research proposals from individual and collaborating investigators are solicited, reviewed, and funded. The Developmental Core, through its funding mechanisms, also promotes HIV research collaboration across Harvard University, and facilitates the development of new experimental approaches in HU CFAR priority areas as defined by our Annual Strategic Planning Meeting. Through funding of Scholar awards and prioritizing funding of investigators without prior R01-type funding, the Developmental Core fosters career development of junior HIV researchers. In addition, by encouraging submissions from more established investigators who have not previously focused on AIDS research, the Developmental Core has an even broader impact on HIV research. Specific Aims of the Developmental Core include: 1. To promote basic, clinical, behavioral and translational HIV/AIDS research activities at Harvard University, by providing the infrastructure through which short-term research proposals from individual and collaborating investigators are solicited, reviewed, and funded. 2. To promote multidisciplinary HIV research, and research collaboration across different institutions/schools at Harvard University, and with international colleagues. 3. To foster the career development of junior HIV researchers, through funding of Scholar awards and prioritizing funding of investigators without prior ROI-type funding, and through a mentoring program that provides guidance on grantsmanship and biostatistics/bioinformatics to junior investigators. 4. To facilitate the development of new experimental approaches in high priority, high risk research areas as directed by the Scientific Working Groups