Development Core

开发核心项目总结 发展核心将通过支持创新和雄心勃勃的计划，帮助加州大学洛杉矶分校发展人口科学。 跨学科人口研究项目和培养下一代人口科学家 透过新的措施和改良我们已取得成功的一系列活动和服务。的 成功的持续活动和服务以及发展核心中提出的新举措， 旨在提高创新，生产力，并在CCPR的四个人口研究的影响， 主要研究领域。这里提出的一些新倡议和修改需要大量的 增加我们的高级教师研究员的指导承诺。 发展核心有以下六个具体目标：1）招聘，保留和提高生产力， 创新的人口科学家; 2）为创新，跨学科和合作提供种子资金 项目; 3）为具有创新项目的初级科学家提供指导和课程发布计划; 4） 加强研究员和其他人口科学家之间的研究沟通和思想交流; 5） 支持申请校外资助，特别是在职业生涯初期的科学家中; 6）促进 向外部受众传播研究成果，加速人口研究对政策的影响 和社会为了投资于CCPR的未来，发展核心优先考虑所有早期研究人员 服务Dev Core将为资源不足的科学家提供指导，活动和服务。 机构，以加强社区的访问。

DEVELOPMENT CORE PROJECT SUMMARY The Development Core will help grow population sciences at UCLA by supporting innovative and ambitious interdisciplinary population research projects and developing the next generation of population scientists through new initiatives and modifications of our already successful cluster of activities and services. The successful continuing activities and services and the new initiatives proposed in the Development Core are designed to improve the innovation, productivity, and impact of population research across CCPR's four primary research areas. Several of the new initiatives and modifications proposed here entail a substantial increase in the mentoring commitment of our senior faculty Fellows. The Development Core has the following six specific aims: 1) Recruit, retain, and advance productive and innovative population scientists; 2) Provide seed funding for innovative, interdisciplinary, and collaborative projects; 3) Provide mentoring and a course release program for junior scientists with innovative projects; 4) Enhance research communication and exchange of ideas among Fellows and other population scientists; 5) Support applications for extramural funding, especially among early-career scientists; 6) Facilitate the dissemination of research to external audiences and accelerate the impact of population research on policy and society. To invest in CCPR's future, the Development Core prioritizes early-stage investigators for all services. The Dev Core will provide mentorship, activities, and services to scientists at under-resourced institutions to enhance community access.