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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING

Administrative and Research Support Core

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Institution
University of Texas at Austin, TX
Principal investigator
Debra J. Umberson
Funding
$123K
Duration
2020–2027
Open portfolio

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Abstract

ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH SUPPORT CORE: REVISED PROJECT SUMMARY/ ABSTRACT The Administrative and Research Support Core of the Center on Aging and Population Sciences (CAPS) provides the infrastructure that supports the activities of the other Center cores and facilitates the Center’s research mission. Experienced Administrative Core staff provide state-of-the-art administrative support and specialized expertise to enable cutting-edge, population-based aging research conducted by CAPS faculty and CAPS pilot awardees. The Administrative Core supports the activities of the highly successful Program Development and Pilot Core and will play a critical role in developing and managing activities of the proposed Communication and Dissemination Core and the External Network Core focused on aging in sexual minority populations. The activities of the Administrative Core are organized around three aims. Aim 1 is to foster a vibrant, interdisciplinary community of scientists to advance population science focused on aging through activities including conferences, panels, and workshops. Aim 2 is to coordinate operations, activities, and programs across the Center’s infrastructure cores to provide seamless and efficient services to advance the scientific mission of CAPS, with no duplication of effort across cores. Aim 3 is to offer exceptional pre- and post-award services to reduce the administrative burden on faculty and facilitate scientific advances across CAPS’s research themes. The Administrative Core was central to CAPS's tremendous growth and success during its first years and will ensure CAPS’s continued success in advancing innovative population-based research on aging and advancement of NIA's scientific priorities.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGINGP30Special Emphasis Panel[ZRG1 SCIL-U (50)]coresagingresearch supportcapspopulation-basedpost-awardcommunication disseminationsexual minority

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