Administrative Core

项目摘要 行政核心负责贝勒学院的整体治理、管理和规划 传染病医学基因组中心(BCM-GCID)。最终负责行政和 该中心的财务活动由主任约瑟夫·彼得罗西诺博士和联席主任理查德·吉布斯博士负责。 彼得罗西诺博士和吉布斯博士将为科学和行政业务提供总体指导 BCM-GCID，并将参加RFA中规定的会议。行政秘书(迈拉女士 米兰达)将为行政核心的日常运作提供便利。她向BCM-GCID高级主管汇报工作 管理员(Megan Coombs女士)。行政核心领导班子共同完成责任 在本核心提案中进行了描述，并在此进行了简要总结： ·按照建议书每一节所述，建立和监测项目和核心进度时间表。 ·每两周举行一次BCM-GCID内部会议(如下所述)，以监测进展情况并促进协同作用。 ·开始外展活动(从第一年开始)，以支持GCID技术、数据和成果 酌情在当地和国际研究界传播。 ·利用BCM许可组内强大的知识产权(IP)机制并确保 BCM-GCID的所有成员都知道披露潜在知识产权的程序。 ·应NIAID领导层的要求，酌情协助组织指导委员会 ·建立和管理与GCID和NIAID其他工作人员的沟通，以进行协作和协调。 ·制定、设计、实施和监测跨GCID合作试点项目(CPP)。该计划的目的是 CPP计划是为了培养新的、相关的ID研究项目，这些项目可以利用小说 测序、分析和/或ID模型技术，和/或GCID程序中生成的数据。 这些项目可能会扩展翻译科学假设，使新想法的测试成为可能，开发新的 技术或培训。每年可支持两个试点国家方案，其中一个由BCM-GCID提供资金 一次是由BCM支持。

PROJECT Summary The Administrative Core is responsible for overall governance, management, and planning for the Baylor College of Medicine Genomic Center for Infectious Disease (BCM-GCID). Final responsibility for the administrative and financial activities of the Center rests with the Director, Dr. Joseph Petrosino and Co-Director, Dr. Richard Gibbs. Dr. Petrosino and Dr. Gibbs will provide overall direction to the scientific and administrative operations of the BCM-GCID and will participate in the meetings as specified in the RFA. The Administrative Secretary (Ms. Myra Miranda) will facilitate the daily operation of the Administrative Core. She reports to the BCM-GCID Senior Administrator (Ms. Megan Coombs). Together the Administrative Core leadership will achieve the responsibilities described in this Core proposal which are briefly summarized here: • Establish and monitor project and core progress timelines as described in each section of the proposal. • Hold bi-weekly BCM-GCID internal meetings (described below) to monitor progress and foster synergy. • Commence outreach activities (starting in year one) to enable GCID technologies, data, and results to be disseminated throughout the local and international research community, as appropriate. • Engage the robust intellectual property (IP) mechanisms that lie within the BCM Licensing Group and ensure all members of the BCM-GCID are aware of the processes to disclose potential IP. • Assist in the organization of the Steering Committee as appropriate and requested by NIAID leadership • Establish and manage communication with other GCID and NIAID staff for collaboration and coordination. • Develop, design, implement and monitor cross-GCID Collaborative Pilot Projects (CPP). The purpose of the CPP Program is to foster new, relevant ID research projects that can take advantage of the novel sequencing, analytic, and/or ID model technologies, and/or the data being generated in the GCID program. These projects may expand translational science hypotheses, enable testing of novel ideas, develop new technologies or training. Two pilot CPPs can be supported per year, with one being funded by the BCM-GCID and one by BCM support.