Developmental Research Program

发展研究 淋巴瘤孢子发育研究计划旨在鉴定和选择性地 资助伊利诺伊大学内外淋巴瘤转化研究的创新和先导研究 罗切斯特大学和亚利桑那大学。每年一次，将征求建议书。资深教员 委员会，包括非专业倡导者的代表，在哈特穆特·兰德博士的指导下，将 审查详细的申请，给他们一个优先评分，并建议资助项目 淋巴瘤孢子委员会，谁将作出最终决定。将对这些建议进行评估 原创性，科学的设计，特别注意翻译的关联性。此外，标准的NIH 将采用重要性、方法、创新、研究人员和环境的审查标准。那里 将不会有基于年龄、性别、种族、宗教、国籍等的歧视，以及女性的求婚 而代表不足的少数族裔将受到鼓励。具有最高科学价值的提案和直接 与淋巴瘤相关的转译研究将被考虑一到两年的资金。这些 项目可以利用孢子内的核心设施。 这一发展研究计划的主要目标如下： 1.鼓励实验室和临床研究人员将他们的专业知识应用于淋巴瘤的翻译 研究。 2.促进孢子参与者和其他淋巴瘤研究人员之间的合作。 3.为研究项目提供种子资金，这些项目最终将竞争同行评审的资金，或者 成为孢子提案中的主要项目。

Developmental Research The Developmental Research Program for the Lymphoma SPORE is designed to identify and selectively fund innovative and pilot studies of lymphoma translational research within and outside of the University of Rochester and the University of Arizona. Once annually, proposals will be requested. A senior faculty committee, which includes representation of lay advocates, under the direction of Hartmut Land, Ph.D., will review the detailed applications, gives them a priority score, and recommends projects for funding to the Lymphoma SPORE committee, who will make the final decision. The proposals will be evaluated for originality, scientific design, and particular attention to translational relevance. In addition, standard NIH review criteria for significance, approach, innovation, investigator, and environment will be applied. There will be no discrimination based on age, sex, race, religion, national origin, etc, and proposals from women and underrepresented minorities will be encouraged. Proposals with the highest scientific merit and directly related to lymphoma translational research will be considered for one or two years of funding. These projects may utilize the core facilities within the SPORE. The primary objectives of this developmental research program are as follows: 1. Encourage laboratory and clinical investigators to apply their expertise toward lymphoma translational research. 2. Foster collaboration between SPORE participants, and other lymphoma investigators. 3. Provide seed money for research projects that will ultimately compete for peer-reviewed funding, or become main projects within the SPORE proposal.