Columbia Population Research Center - Development Core
- Institution
- COLUMBIA UNIV NEW YORK MORNINGSIDE, NY
- Principal investigator
- Matthew J Neidell
- Funding
- $99K
- Duration
- 2009–2029
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Abstract
Development Core – Abstract The development core (DC), led by Matthew Neidell (Health Policy & Management, School of Public Health), Neeraj Kaushal (Social Work), Yao Lu (Sociology, Arts & Sciences), and, new with this renewal, Heidi Allen (Social Work), increases the scientific impact, innovation, and productivity of CPRC’s population dynamics researchers, increases their competitiveness for peer-reviewed external funding, supports the professional development of junior scientists, and advances CPRC’s center-wide aims. The DC accomplishes this by designing, implementing, and monitoring a comprehensive set of services and activities, including: 1) the seminar series; 2) five primary research areas (PRAs); 3) a cross-cutting theme; 4) working groups; 5) a seed grant program; 6) junior scientist mentoring and support; 7) pre- and post-award grant support, substantially enhanced in this renewal application; and 8) a new partnership to share resources and foster collaborations with population dynamics researchers at the City University of New York (CUNY), a local public university that does not have a P2C-funded center.
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