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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCES

Center for Quantitative Biology Administrative Core

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Institution
Dartmouth College, NH
Principal investigator
Michael L Whitfield
Funding
$716K
Duration
2019–2029
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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY A responsive and proactive Research Administration and Mentoring Core is critical to the successful operation of any large and complex research program, center, or institute. The overall goal of the Research Administration and Mentoring Core is to provide leadership and general administration related to all aspects of the Center for Quantitative Biology (CQB) COBRE. The central responsibilities of the Research Administration and Mentoring Core are to oversee the mentoring and development of junior COBRE investigators (Aim 1). The Research Administration and Mentoring Core will also be responsive and proactive to the needs of the CQB - COBRE by providing administrative, organizational, grant preparation, communication, and financial management support to COBRE leadership, project leaders, newly recruited faculty, mentors, and cores (Aim 2). This core will also be responsible for managing and evaluating all project and core resources. The core will secure meaningful external evaluations, ensure regulatory compliance, and meet milestones, including timely communication and consultation with project officers (Aim 3). Finally, the core will be responsible for convening all meetings, including monthly meetings of the COBRE leadership, Research Project Leaders, Pilot Project Leaders, Mentors and Core leadership, as well as the annual in-person meetings of the Advisory Committee (AC).

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF GENERAL MEDICAL SCIENCESP20ZGM1-RCB-3mentoringmeetingsleadershipadministrationproactiveresearch administrationproject leaderscobre

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