Admin Core
- Institution
- Washington University, MO
- Principal investigator
- David Delmar Limbrick
- Funding
- $193K
- Duration
- 2023–2028
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Abstract
PROJECT SUMMARY The Administrative Core (AC, Limbrick Lead) will execute the Center’s objectives, ensuring that all research and programmatic goals are met. It will provide executive oversight, administrative support, and coordination for all Cores and Projects using efficient communication and good project management practices. The overarching goal of the Administrative Core is to leverage the intellectual and financial resources of the individual Cores and Projects to maximize overall scientific productivity. The AC will address the following Specific Aims: 1. Establish and maintain administrative structure and governance over PRCSC and all Cores and Projects. 2. Establish a Steering Committee to oversee PRCSC priorities, milestone achievements, and long-term strategic plan. 3. Establish an Internal Advisory Committee for strategic oversight and conflict resolution. 4. Provide for annual review of PRCSC by an External Advisory Committee (EAC). 5. Coordinate all PRCSC research and related activities among Cores, Projects, Committees, and the community through efficient communication. 6. Authenticate regulatory compliance of PRCSC across all scientific research and educational missions. 7. Provide budgetary oversight to ensure optimal resource utilization across PRCSC and all Cores and Projects. 8. Promote scientific and educational interactions on CM and related conditions.
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