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NIHNATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITUTE

Administrative Core A

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Institution
VERSITI WISCONSIN, INC., WI
Principal investigator
Peter J Newman
Funding
$177K
Duration
2024–2029

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Abstract

SUMMARY The Administrative Core is located within the administrative offices of the Blood Research Institute, the research arm of Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin, and serves as the focal point for the administration of the Program Project. The Administrative Core will provide coordinated, centralized support for the participants of the Program, including the Project Leaders and Core Directors. The Administrative Core has several specific functions: (1) To provide scientific leadership through the combined efforts of the Principal Investigator and the Executive Committee and External Advisory Committees; (2) To maintain and coordinate the physical facilities utilized by the Program, i.e., space and equipment; (3) To execute administrative and budgetary functions; (4) To organize, coordinate and document regularly scheduled scientific and administrative meetings of the Program Project leaders; and (5) To organize and coordinate meetings of the Internal and External Advisory committees. These administrative functions will be carried out under the direct supervision of Peter J. Newman, Ph.D., Program Director, Senior Investigator of Versiti's Blood Research Institute and past Vice President for Research at Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin.

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NATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITUTEP01Heart, Lung, and Blood Program Project Study Section[HLBP-R]wisconsincommitteesorganizeresearch instituteproject leadersexternal advisorycoordinateadvisory committees

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