Core B: Developmental Core

项目总结/摘要 核心B-圣地亚哥（SD）CFAR的发展（Dev）核心旨在支持新兴研究者 并促进艾滋病研究的创新方向。Dev Core为初级 研究人员和新的艾滋病毒研究人员为更大的赠款申请提供初步数据 通过发放试点赠款（1年最高5万美元）。发展赠款也用于 招聘和保留新的艾滋病毒研究人员，他们在许多情况下可以在工作开始前申请资金。 抵达申请由发展资助评审委员会评审，该委员会代表了 一系列艾滋病毒研究专业知识和所有四个SD CFAR成员机构。此外，两个新类别的 为博士后研究员（下一代赠款，最高1万美元）和初级教师提供赠款机会 随着即将到来的NIH R系列赠款申请（高影响力小额赠款，高达3000美元），现在提供给 进一步利用CFAR资金，以帮助这些研究人员建立富有成效的艾滋病毒研究事业。 Dev Core还收集了有关获奖者在最终出版物方面的成功数据， 额外的补助金和职业发展。 Dev Core通过培训讲习班进一步培养新兴的艾滋病毒研究人员社区， 研讨会和正式的指导机会。其中包括每周的工作进展，杂志俱乐部， 艾滋病临床回合，模拟NIH风格的研究部分审查K和R系列资助申请（OK 审查），和领导学院，初级教师的指导和运作的CFAR核心合作， 董事们。这些计划促进新兴研究人员的学术成功，并为他们做好准备 领导角色。 最后，Dev Core还设有一个快速审查委员会，以有效地征求和审查申请， 周转时间短的融资机会，如某些基金会赠款和行政 补充剂.该快速审查委员会为申请人确定适当的导师， 建设性的反馈，并在有申请数量限制的情况下，决定 申请最有可能成功。 随着SD CFAR的增长，Dev Core可以扩大创新项目和培训的数量 它支持并更有效地培养下一代有才华的艾滋病毒调查人员。

Project Summary/Abstract Core B- The Developmental (Dev) Core of the San Diego (SD) CFAR aims to support emerging investigators and promote innovative directions in HIV research. The Dev Core provides opportunities for junior investigators and investigators new to HIV research to generate preliminary data for larger grant applications through the awarding of pilot grants (up to $50K for 1 year). Developmental grants are also employed in the recruitment and retention of new HIV research faculty, who can in many cases apply for funding prior to their arrival. Applications are evaluated by the Developmental Grant Review Committee which represents a broad range of HIV research expertise and all four SD CFAR member institutions. In addition, two new categories of grant opportunities available to post-doctoral fellows (Next Generation Grants, up to $10K) and junior faculty with impending NIH R series grant applications (High Impact MicroGrants, up to $3K) are now offered to further leverage CFAR funding to assist these investigators in establishing productive HIV research careers. The Dev Core also collects data on the success of grant awardees in terms of resultant publications, additional grant funding, and career advancement. The Dev Core further cultivates the community of emerging HIV researchers through Training Workshops, seminars and formal mentorship opportunities. These include weekly Work-in-Progress, Journal Club and AIDS Clinical Rounds, mock NIH-style study section reviews for K and R series grant applications (OK Review), and a Leadership Academy where junior faculty are mentored and operate as CFAR Core co- directors. These programs facilitate the academic success of emerging researchers and prepare them for leadership roles. Finally, the Dev Core operates a Rapid Review Board for the efficient solicitation and review of applications for funding opportunities with quick turnaround times, such as certain foundation grants and Administrative Supplements. This Rapid Review Board identifies appropriate mentors for the applicants, provides constructive feedback, and in cases where there are limits on the number of applications, determines which applications are most likely to be successful. With the growth of the SD CFAR, the Dev Core can expand the number of innovative projects and training opportunities that it supports and more effectively cultivate the next generation of talented HIV investigators.