COCA: Administrative Core A

项目概要-行政核心A 行政核心A监督阿片类药物和可卡因中心的日常运作 成瘾（COCA）。核心A提供了一个行政结构，一个组织框架， 以及确保中心各组成部分一体化的计划。的首要目标 核心A是协调项目，以最大限度地提高效率和节省费用， 数据的交流和相互比较，以及协调指导和外联 南卡罗来纳州医科大学成瘾领域的活动。具体目标是 概述如下。 促进科学严谨性和协同作用 1.提供一个论坛，整合思想，实验设计和研究成果之间 项目。 2.在对COCA生成的数据进行统计评估方面提供援助， 遗传咨询 3.提供一个内部咨询委员会机制，对COCA进行持续的内部评估 并建立和安排外部咨询委员会的访问。 4.通过维护一个私人COCA服务器，在COCA调查人员之间提供数据共享。 5.向公众提供COCA建立的国家资源数据库， 在COCA网站和适当的国家公共数据库上。 6.提供财务基础设施，以协助雇用人员和购买用品， 设备. 指导和外联 1.与Pilot Core C合作，通过扩大成瘾机会来指导初级教师 research. 2.为博士前和博士后研究员的研讨会和期刊俱乐部做出贡献，以及 促进社区外展，传播成瘾研究的最新成果。 3.提供外展基础设施，特别是与查尔斯顿神经科学学院 本科生和高中毕业生，并促进正在进行的国际推广 程序. 4.为参与者提供捐款，以便在国家会议上介绍COCA生成的数据。

PROJECT SUMMARY – Administrative Core A Administrative Core A oversees day to day functioning of the Center for Opioid and Cocaine Addiction (COCA). Core A provides an administrative structure, an organizational framework, and a plan to insure integration of the various components of the Center. The primary goal of Core A is to orchestrate the projects to maximize efficiency and savings, provide a forum for the exchange and mutual comparison of data, as well as orchestrate mentoring and outreach activities in the field of addiction at the Medical University of South Carolina. Specific goals are outlined below. Promote Scientific Rigor and Synergy 1. Provide a forum for integrating ideas, experimental designs and research findings between the projects. 2. Provide access to assistance in statistical evaluation of data generated by the COCA and genetics consultation. 3. Provide an Internal Advisory Board mechanism for constant internal evaluation of COCA progress, and to establish and arrange for visits from an External Advisory Board. 4. Provide for data sharing amongst COCA investigators by maintaining a private COCA server. 5. Provide public access to the National Resource Databases being generated by the COCA, both on the COCA website and appropriate national public databases. 6. Provide the financial infrastructure to assist in hiring personnel, and purchasing supplies and equipment. Mentoring and Outreach 1. Working with Pilot Core C to mentor junior faculty by expanding opportunities in addiction research. 2. Contribute to seminars and journal clubs for pre- and postdoctoral fellows, as well as to promote community outreach to disseminate the latest findings in addiction research. 3. Provide an outreach infrastructure, notably with the College of Charleston neuroscience undergraduates and to high school seniors, and facilitate ongoing international outreach programs. 4. Contribute monies for PIs to present data generated by the COCA at national meetings.