Developmental Core

TRAC内部开发核心摘要 发展核心将为TRAC建立一种持续教育和发展的文化 参加结核病领域的新手或老手的人员。这包括在实验室进行职业发展培训。 管理、赠款撰写和社区参与，以及定制研究和临床经验以 培养能够适应未来研究和临床需求变化的结核病研究人员。在- TRAC参与者将在一个价值观驱动、研究密集的研究所工作，并精心挑选独特的、 已建立的现场站点。发展核心计划将向核心预算资源调拨目标内的参与者提供试点赠款，以支持 多学科协作研究，或联邦和非联邦拨款的初步和可行性数据 提交或项目开发。具体地说，《发展核心》提出：目标1：促进多方合作 为每个TRAC参与者个人提供纪律培训经验。TRAC内参与者将 通过实习生和外部项目来实现这一点，这些项目将向他们介绍一系列多方面的 需要一些研究工具来解决一些与理解、 治疗或预防结核病。目标2：通过持续学习和培训方案培养TRAC内部人才 校园文化。TRAC中的参与者将接受涵盖许多软技能的培训计划 以及开发高度竞争性、协作性和多学科研究所需的无形资产 职业生涯。目标3：建立一个支持多学科科学的试点资助计划。TRAC内 参与者将有资格获得试点拨款，为他们的第一个联邦和/或 非联邦结核病赠款申请，将新技术引入其实验室，或开发合作 多学科计划，将增加与结核病研究相关的大笔计划拨款的机会。 完成后，TRAC中的参与者将了解结核病的许多最重要的临床问题 检测、监测、治疗和预防。这将与跨越的信心结合在一起 多个学科，并具备有效传播科学的技能，以确保他们的结核病研究得到资助， 制定、实施并为全世界所知。

IN-TRAC DEVELOPMENT CORE ABSTRACT The Development Core will establish a culture of continuous education and development for IN-TRAC participants that are new or established new to the TB field. This includes career development training in lab management, grant writing and community engagement, and tailoring the research and clinical experiences to develop TB researchers that are adaptable to the changing landscape of future research and clinical needs. IN- TRAC participants will work within a values-driven, research intensive institute and carefully selected unique, established field sites. The Development Core will award pilot grants to IN-TRAC participants to support multidisciplinary collaborative research, or preliminary and feasibility data for federal and non-federal grant submissions or project development. Specifically, the Development Core proposes: AIM 1: Facilitate multi- disciplinary training experiences for each individual IN-TRAC participant. IN-TRAC participants will accomplish this through intern and extern programs that will introduce them to a spectrum of multifaceted research tools that will be required to address some of the most complex challenges related to understanding, treating or preventing TB. AIM 2: Develop IN-TRAC talent through a program of continuous learning and campus culture. IN-TRAC participants will be exposed to a training program that covers many of the soft skills and intangibles that are needed to develop a highly competitive, collaborative and multidisciplinary research career. AIM 3: Establish a pilot grant program that supports multidisciplinary science. IN-TRAC participants will be eligible for pilot grants to develop independent research programs for their first federal and/or non-federal TB grant applications, to bring new technologies to their laboratories, or to develop collaborative multi-disciplinary programs that will increase opportunities for large programmatic grants related to TB research. At completion, IN-TRAC participants will understand many of the most significant clinical problems for TB detection, surveillance, treatment and prevention. This will be combined with the confidence to move across multiple disciplines and with skills to communicate science effectively to ensure that their TB research is funded, developed, implemented and known worldwide.