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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Administrative Core

Completed
Institution
Duke University, NC
Principal investigator
Georgia Doris Tomaras
Funding
$524K
Duration
2021–2026
Open portfolio

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Abstract

ABSTRACT_Administrative Core The Administrative Core will serve as a resource to the entire Impact of Antibody Effector Function Diversity on Antiviral Activity in Situ P01 program, providing overall management, coordination and supervision of the program. The overall director of the program, Georgia Tomaras will serve as the leader of the Administrative Core, and experienced staff will be responsible for managing and coordinating the entire range of the PO1 activities, monitoring progress and ensuring that the overall goals of the program are implemented effectively and efficiently. Specific Aims are the following: AIM 1. Provide Scientific Oversight. AIM 2. Provide Financial Oversight. AIM 3. Provide data management and statistical support. Through central management of all scientific, regulatory and financial activities of the program, the Administrative Core directly interacts with each of the Projects and Cores. Similarly, each of the Projects and Cores provide direct input to the Administrative Core through the participation of the Project and Core Leads and key investigators as part of the Program’s Executive Committee. Collectively, the administrative group at the Duke University has substantial expertise in the management of multi-institution grants and will ensure success in management of the Impact of Antibody Effector Function Diversity on Antiviral Activity in Situ P01 program.

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