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NIHNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

Admin Core

Active
Institution
DANA-FARBER CANCER INST, MA
Principal investigator
David A Barbie
Funding
$254K
Duration
2022–2027
Open portfolio

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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY The goals of the Administrative Core are to facilitate implementation of the overall vision of this SPORE and its constituent projects, cores and programs. This work will be carried out by a governing body comprised of the SPORE leadership and key members of the DF/HCC. Both Dr. Sequist and Dr. Barbie are highly qualified co-directors of the Lung SPORE Program with a strong track-record of research productivity in translational and laboratory-based investigation. In addition to the talented team of Lung Cancer SPORE investigators, they have further assembled a well-qualified Governance Committee, Patient Advocacy Committee, Internal and External Advisory Boards, and Project and Grants Administrators to support them in this endeavor. Among other tasks, this will include oversight and monitoring of research progress, facilitation of collaborations, and development of a flexible research program that ensures maximum translational focus. In addition, they have secured substantial additional institutional resources to supplement the proposed research, both covering the costs of expensive novel technologies and supporting additional Career Enhancement and Developmental Research Program Grants. The overall purpose of the Administrative Core is thus to coordinate and operationalize all of the individual components of the DF/HCC Lung Cancer SPORE Program and to provide administrative and fiscal oversight.

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