Program Development (Pilot)

项目概要-核心B 对CEDA至关重要的是，有潜力的附属机构开发创新的研究方向。 高科学回报;帮助和鼓励目前没有从事老龄化研究的研究人员， 参与;并鼓励和促进新的年轻研究人员进入该领域。会议 这三个目标也应该有助于第四个目标--向国家信息评估提出R 01、R 03、R21和其他建议 和其他联邦机构。核心B为试点研究项目提供资金，是这些项目的主要工具。 因此，这对中心的成功至关重要。飞行员 所有这些都有可能大大扩展关于关键人口统计学的研究模型。 过程，每个过程至少代表四个研究主题之一，并包括不同研究人员。 职业阶段。一个试点项目的主题是死亡率计量：“估计死亡率的社会网络方法 没有生命登记的成年人死亡率。”政策和行为主题的两个试点项目 成人健康的决定因素：“增强戒烟应用程序的游戏化试点试验”， 结合了技术与行为经济学;以及“早期过量糖消费如何影响 成年健康”，旨在解决早期生活行为和成年健康问题。第四个试点，在主题 生物人口学的老化，是“记录一生的活动，睡眠模式和生殖，以评估健康 跨度和预测地中海果蝇的死亡时间。”第五个试点是在宏观的主题 全球老龄化的后果：“人口老龄化和有偿和无偿护理的需求：美国在 国际背景下，在老龄化社会的生存检查。核心项目B的试点项目将 利用核心A的行政、方案编制和数据访问资源，在某些情况下利用核心D 用于在web上放置数据或软件。这五个项目是许多试点项目中的第一个， 通过CEDA开发和资助。我们鼓励申请人在简短的 和简单的提案机制，快速决策以及过程中的反馈和建议。核心A将 与核心B合作，鼓励和支持已经从事老龄化相关研究的CEDA分支机构 开发具有高潜在回报的创新研究路线，并鼓励和支持CEDA 目前没有从事老龄化相关项目的附属机构启动老龄化工作。特别 重要的是继续我们的工作，支持新的研究人员，特别是初级教师，进入老龄化 研究，促进发展。

PROJECT SUMMARY – CORE B Of critical importance to CEDA is the development of innovative research directions by affiliates with potentially high scientific payoff; to assist and encourage researchers not currently engaged in research on aging to become engaged; and to encourage and facilitate the entry of new young researchers into the field. Meeting these three goals should also contribute to a fourth – to generate R01, R03, R21, and other proposals to NIA and other federal agencies. Core B, which funds pilot research projects, is the main instrument by which these goals may be achieved, and it is therefore extremely important to the success of the Center. The pilots proposed at this stage all have the potential to greatly extend research models regarding critical demographic processes, and each represents at least one of the four research themes, and include researchers at different career stages. One pilot is in the theme of Mortality Measurement: “Social network methods for estimating adult death rates in the absence of vital registration.” Two pilots in the theme of Policy and Behavioral Determinants of Adult Health: “A Pilot Trial of Gamification for Enhancing a Smoking Cessation App,” which combines technology with behavioral economics; and “How Excess Sugar Consumption Early in Life Affects Health in Adulthood,” which seeks to address early life behavior and adult health. The fourth pilot, in the theme of Biodemography of Aging, is “Recording Lifetime Activity, sleep patterns and reproduction to assess health span and predict time-to-death in the Mediterranean fruit fly.” The fifth pilot is in the theme of Macro Consequences of Global Aging: “Population Aging and the Demand for Paid and Unpaid Care: the US in International Context, an examination of caregiving in an aging society.” The pilot projects from Core B will draw on the administrative, programming and data access resources of Core A, and in some cases on Core D for placement of data or software on the web. These five represent the first of many pilot projects to be developed and funded through CEDA. Applicants are encouraged to submit proposals with the help of a short and simple proposal mechanism, with fast decision and feedback and advice during the process. Core A will work with Core B to encourage and support CEDA affiliates who are already engaged in aging related research to develop innovative lines of research with high potential payoffs, and also to encourage and support CEDA affiliates who are not currently working on aging related projects to initiate work on aging. Of particular importance is to continue our work in supporting new researchers, particularly junior faculty, into aging research, and foster their development.