Administrative Core

管理核心 摘要 行政核心的总体目标是提供行政支助，以确保 成功实现ICEMR中心的科学和公众宣传目标。 ICEMR的目标是随着时间的推移评估环境变化的影响，如 如修建水坝、灌溉和改变防治疟疾的农业做法 肯尼亚和埃塞俄比亚的流行病学、病媒生物学和发病机制。该中心涉及一个 相当数量的调查人员驻扎在疟疾流行和疟疾研究机构 世界上的非流行地区。一份完善的行政计划对于 该中心的成功涉及广泛的国际合作和多个 来自美国、肯尼亚、埃塞俄比亚和澳大利亚的调查人员。因此，这个管理核心是 旨在管理、协调和监督整个中心的活动范围，监控 进度，并确保每个项目定义的里程碑都得到了满足 在拟议的时间表内有效实施。这一核心有四个主要目标：1) 协调、监督和管理中心的研究活动，确保 完成本中心的科学目标；2)提供财务管理 确保美国联邦政府和美国国立卫生研究院财政规则得到遵守的中心， 包括参与的国内和地区分包合同的有效管理 国际机构；3)促进外联活动，以促进与 肯尼亚和埃塞俄比亚卫生部以及其他设在其他疟疾地区的ICEMR中心 流行区；4)组织和协调对学生、初级科学家和 项目科学家在数据管理、生物统计学、疟疾流行病学、 媒介生物学和免疫学。完善的管理计划，连同我们的 以前在ICEMR项目管理方面的记录，将促进多学科 该中心的研究、学生培训和科学合作。 。

Administrative Core SUMMARY The overall goal of the Administrative Core is to provide administrative support to ensure the successful accomplishment of the scientific and public outreach goals of our ICEMR Center. The goal of this ICEMR is to assess over time the impact of environmental modifications such as the construction of dams, irrigation and shifting agricultural practices on malaria epidemiology, vector biology and pathogenesis in Kenya and Ethiopia. This Center involves a considerable number of investigators based at institutions in malaria endemic and malaria non-endemic regions of the world. A well-developed administrative plan is essential for the success of this Center that involves extensive international collaboration and multiple investigators from the US, Kenya, Ethiopia and Australia. Thus, this Administrative Core is designed to manage, coordinate, and supervise the entire range of Center activities, monitor progress, and ensure that the milestones defined by each project are being met and are implemented effectively within the proposed timelines. This Core has four major goals: 1) to coordinate, supervise and manage the research activities of the Center to ensure the accomplishment of the scientific goals of our Center; 2) to provide financial management for the Center to ensure fiscal rules of the US federal government and NIH are followed, including the effective management of subcontracts at participating domestic and international institutions; 3) to foster outreach activities to promote collaborations with the Ministries of Health of Kenya and Ethiopia and other ICEMR centers based in other malaria endemic regions; and 4) to organize and coordinate training of students, junior scientists and project scientists in data management, and techniques in biostatistics, malaria epidemiology, vector biology and immunology. The well-developed management plan, together with our previous track records in ICEMR project administration, will facilitate the multidisciplinary research of this Center, student training and scientific collaborations. .