Investigator Development Core

调查员发展核心(IDC)将解决职业生涯早期的发展 通过试点项目从事基础生物医学、行为和临床研究的研究人员 允许研究人员为提交拨款生成初步数据的计划 应用，特别是专注于与疾病相关的研究 影响少数群体或其他不平等人群，或解决健康不平等问题的人群。 专业发展机会，以增加初级教师和博士后 学员的参与、晋升和领导能力将与这一核心联系在一起。 IDC的首要目标是培养下一代成功的青少年 研究基础生物医学、行为和临床研究的研究人员专注于 健康差距。因此，IDC将使我们的初级研究人员能够成功地申请 获得校外资助，并在学术生涯中取得进展，成为受资助的研究人员。 IDC将应用创新战略，提供强劲的研究职业发展 资源，利用技术和数据科学解决健康差距，导师 初级教师和博士后研究员，创造一个整体的、个性化的、严谨的 跟踪每个IDC参与者。为了实现这些目标，IDC将追求三个具体目标 目标： 1)建立针对博士后研究员和初级研究员的试点奖励计划 促进健康差距的基础研究、行为研究和临床研究。 2)指导试点项目调查员加强职业发展； 来自试点研究基金的出版物和研究成果。 3)执行适当的外部赠款资金的赠款提交时间表 试行调查员的职业生涯阶段。 IDC被设想为一块磁铁和一个引擎--一块吸引早期阶段的磁铁 调查人员对健康差距的研究和推动他们走向 成功获得美国国立卫生研究院的拨款。拟议试点项目的调查结果健康差距 研究计划将导致新的K，R和等值的校外赠款，结果 这将为全国范围内更健康的社区做出贡献。

The Investigator Development Core (IDC) will address the development of early-career investigators in basic biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research through a pilot project program that allows researchers to generate preliminary data for submission of grant applications, particularly focusing on research related to diseases that disproportionally impact minority or other disparity populations, or those that address health disparities. Professional development opportunities to increase junior faculty and post-doctoral fellows' participation, advancement, and leadership capabilities will be linked to this core. The overarching goal of the IDC is to produce the next generation of successful junior investigators studying basic biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research focused on health disparities. Thus, the IDC will enable our junior researchers to successfully apply for extramural funding and progress in their academic careers as funded investigators. The IDC will apply innovative strategies to provide robust research career development resources, leverage technology and data science to address health disparities, mentor junior faculty and post-doctoral fellows, and create a holistic, individualized, and rigorous track for each IDC participant. To achieve these goals, the IDC will pursue three specific aims: 1) Establish a pilot awards program targeted to post-doctoral fellows and junior faculty to advance basic, behavioral, and clinical research in health disparities. 2) Mentor the pilot project investigators to enhance their career development, publications, and research outcomes derived from pilot research funds. 3) Implement a grant submission timeline for extramural grant funding appropriate to the pilot investigator's career stage. The IDC is envisioned as a magnet and an engine - a magnet that attracts early-stage investigators into health disparities research and an engine that nurtures them toward success in NIH grant funding. Findings from the proposed pilot project health disparities research program will lead to new K, R, and equivalent extramural grants, the outcomes of which will contribute to healthier communities across the nation.