Morehouse School of Medicine MEB2 Renovation and Research Core Consolidation
Morehouse School of Medicine MEB2 Renovation and Research Core Consolidation
批准号:
7937572
负责人:
Valerie C. Montgomery-Rice
金额:
$985.09万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-04-01 至 2015-03-31
关键词:
AreaCertificationCollaborationsCore FacilityDevelopmentEnvironmentEquipmentFacility DesignsFloorFundingFutureGenerationsGoalsGrowthHumanHuman ResourcesIndividualInstitutionLaboratoriesMedical EducationMinority-Serving InstitutionNeeds AssessmentNeighborhoodsPlantsProcessProductivityResearchResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResearch TrainingResourcesScientistSilverStrategic PlanningTechnologyTranslational Researchbasedesignflexibilityhealth disparityimprovedinstrumentationmedical schoolsminority healthprogramsresearch and developmentsquare footsuccess
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):男男性接触者在获得资金购买主要共享仪器方面取得了很大成功。核心和共享使用设施的建立是为了减轻个人研究人员试图购买大型设备的负担,并提供给所有MSM研究人员。研究发展的记录和MSM现有的研究企业的成功很大程度上归功于研究核心设施的发展,这些设施允许产生超过1亿美元的研究补助金。男男性行为者最近开展了一项系统的战略规划、需求评估和自我研究进程,最终制定了一项战略计划。这一过程已经确定了研究核心的物理工厂和布局中的重大缺陷,这些缺陷是这些设施推动MSM研究企业进一步增长的能力的重大障碍。MEB-2研究空间(约19,140平方英尺)已被改造为巩固我们的研究核心设施的场所。这项活动将对该机构作为从事生物医学和转化研究的杰出少数民族服务机构的持续增长产生重大影响。该G20提案的科学计划原理侧重于促进与少数民族健康和健康差异研究相关的多学科合作和转化科学。翻新计划采用可持续的设施设计,优化资源的有效利用,目标是实现LEED银级认证。模块化规划原则是拟议楼层重新配置的组织基础,以便最佳利用空间和人员,并为今后的研究机会提供灵活和适应性强的备选方案。该设计采用了“实验室邻里概念”,通过建立集中的核心设施区域和相邻的开放实验室空间,促进核心实验室之间的关系和人员的跨技术使用。该项目将追求以下具体目标:目标1:改造医学教育大楼2(MEB 2),以创建一个新的23,862 gsf平方英尺的合并中央核心设施,通过优化设备空间,共享准备设施和资源,并最大限度地利用人力技术资源,提供急需的提高核心效率和生产力。目标二:通过各种核心的革新和整合,增强了学院环境,以促进更多的跨学科科学交流,我们的科学家之间的合作团队,并扩大了研究培训的机会。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): MSM has enjoyed much success in obtaining funds to purchase major shared instrumentation. The Core and Shared-Use facilities were built to relieve the burden of individual investigators attempting to purchase large pieces of equipment, and are available to all MSM researchers. The record of research development and the current research enterprise existing at MSM owes much of its success to the development of research core facilities having allowed generation of over $100 million in research grant funding. MSM has recently engaged in a systematic strategic planning, needs assessment and self-study process leading to the development of a strategic plan. This process has identified significant deficiencies in the physical plant and layout of the research cores that are significant impediments to the ability of these facilities to drive additional growth in the MSM research enterprise. The MEB-2 research space (~ 19,140 sq ft) has been targeted for renovation as the locus for consolidation of our research core facilities. This activity will have a major impact on the institutions ongoing growth as a preeminent minority-serving institution engaged in biomedical and translational research. The scientific program rationale for this G20 proposal focuses on facilitating multi-disciplinary collaborations and translational science relevant to minority health and health disparities research. The renovation plan uses a sustainable facility design that optimizes the efficient use of resources with a goal of achieving LEED silver-level certification. Modular planning principles are the organizational basis of the proposed floor re-configuration to allow for the optimal use of space and personnel as well as flexible and adaptable options for future research opportunities. The design uses a 'laboratory neighborhood concept' to promote relationships between core labs and cross-technology use of personnel through establishing centralized core facility areas, and adjacent open lab spaces. The project will pursue the following specific aims: Aim 1: Renovate the Medical Education Building 2 (MEB2) to create a newly consolidated Central Core Facility of 23,862 gsf sq ft that will provide highly needed improved core efficiency and productivity through optimizing the equipment space, sharing prep facilities and resources, and maximizing human technical resources.; Aim 2: Through the renovation and consolidation of the various Cores, enhance the collegial environment to promote more cross-disciplinary scientific interchange, collaborative teamwork among our scientists, and expanded opportunities for research training.
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