Administrative Core (Core A)
- Institution
- University of Chicago, IL
- Principal investigator
- Maria-Luisa Alegre
- Funding
- $79K
- Duration
- 2012–2028
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Abstract
Abstract The purpose of the Administrative Core (Core A) is to provide key administrative and organizational support that will enable the Project Leaders, their staff and the Animal and Microsurgery Core (Core B) to focus on their experimental and scientific efforts. The specific tasks of Core A will be to: a) facilitate interactions between Program investigators, Scientific Advisors/Consultants and administrative personnel; b) plan and coordinate the meetings between the Project Leaders and their staff; c) plan and coordinate travel for the external scientific advisory committee members, the Project Leaders and their professional staff; d) assist in assembling and maintaining the timely submission of multi-user and individual Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) protocols that cover the efforts included within this program; e) assist in assembling and maintaining the timely submission of Institutional Animal Biosafety Committee (IBC) protocols that cover the use of select agents included within this program; f) facilitate resource sharing among the Project Leaders; and g) assist the Project Leaders in the preparation of progress reports, financial reports and manuscripts for publication.
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