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Biomedical Research. USCRF Board of Directors February 18, 2004. NIH Data. Development of Research Themes. Gain departmental/college endorsements Develop long-range plan for research theme Seek internal funds to seed effort Achieve success and advance to status as university priority. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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USCRF Board of Directors
February 18, 2004
Biomedical Research
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
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USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Gain departmental/college endorsementsDevelop long-range plan for research themeSeek internal funds to seed effortAchieve success and advance to status as university priority
Create small working groups around specific sub-themesIdentify External Funding Opportunities to pursue fundingMeet with University Leadership to confirm buy-in
Select Faculty LeadersAssess current strengths/weaknessesInventory facilities
Identify themeSend solicitation to university communityHold initial meeting and identify goals
Development of Research Themes
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
CleanEnergy
Biomedical SciencesEnvironment
Environmental Research
BiomedicalSciences
Next Energy
Nanotechnology
USC Research Themes
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Co-Chairs
Russ PateArnold School of Public Health
John BaynesCollege of Science & Math
Biomedical Research Initiative
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
To markedly increase the University’s research productivity in areas
related to human health.
Primary Goal
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• Established in April 2003 by Interim VPR
• An extension of the Health Science Research
Enhancement Effort (Report - Fall 02)
• Includes five health science units plus COSM,
Liberal Arts, and Engineering, Palmetto Health, Dorn
VAMC
Brief History of Biomedical Initiative
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
John Baynes, Science & Math*
Russ Pate, Public Health*
Rose Booze, Liberal Arts*
John Rose, Engineering
Frank Berger, Science & Math*
Mike Wyatt, Pharmacy*
Linda Moneyham, Nursing
Beth Mayer-Davis, Public Health
* Members of Executive Committee
Arlene Andrews, Social Work
Mike Matthews, Engineering
Don Powell, VA Hospital
Michael Wargovich, SCCC,
Rich Davis, Medicine
Susan Cutter, Geography
Bill Butler, SCCC, Palmetto
Health
Lucia Pirisi-Creek, Medicine*
Biomedical Research Initiative Steering Committee (BRISC)
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Focus Area Team Leader(s)
Cancer Mike Wargovich/ Frank Berger
Neuroscience Rose Booze
Bioengineering/Regenerative Med Mike Matthews
Health Disparities Beth Mayer-Davis
Clinical Research Don Powell/Lucia Pirisi-Creek
Working Groups
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• Study current biomedical research activities and identify areas of existing strength.
• Recommend a 5-year goal for increased extramural funding of biomedical research.
• Recommend investments and other actions.
• Establish a procedure for ongoing provision of faculty input to the University administration.
Committee Objectives
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• Identify specific areas of biomedical research which should be targeted for investments.
• Identify new or modified administrative policies and procedures that would support enhanced biomedical research.
• Identify infrastructure improvements that would support enhanced biomedical research.
Specific Strategies
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• Meeting with Central Administrators and Deans
• Internal Funding Initiative
• Identification of Strengths
• Working Groups
• Integration of Recommendations
Committee Activities to Date
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• $1 M - available in FY 04 (4 or more awards up to
$250,000 each)
• Awards - intended to increase USC’s biomedical
research by supporting the development of
competitive applications for federally funded
program project (PO1) or center-level research
grants
BRISC Internal Funding Program
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
~ 300 Faculty Positions
~ $30 Million (Total FY03)
~ 25% of USC Total
~ $20 Million – NIH (FY03)
Current Activity
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
NIH Funding (FY03)
• 56 Investigators
• 53 (1) Award
• 2 (3) Awards
• 1 (4) Awards
• 13 Sub-Contractors
Current Funding
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
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CRISP Search on NIH Awards – FY 04
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Increase Faculty Capacity
• NIH Established
• NIH Fundable
• Target Areas of Current Strength
• External Review of Clinical Research
Major Recommendations
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Enhance Physical Resources
• Equipment
• Space – Biomed Research Center
• Health Science Computing Center
• Bioassay Lab Facility
Major Recommendations
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Improve Management of Research
• Integrate Business & Regulatory Functions
• Enhance Database
• Upgrade Accounting System• Expand Staff Network
Major Recommendations
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Improve Research Coordination Functions
• Provide Coordinated Services Across Units
• Expand Capacity Within and Across Units
• Coordinate With MUSC, Clemson, VA, Palmetto Health, Others
• External Review of Clinical Research
Major Recommendations
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Enhance Development Activity
• Prioritize Biomedical Research
• Dedicate Development Staff
• Connect Faculty Researchers to Potential Donors
Major Recommendations
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
• Finalize Report
• Recommend Funding Goal
• Establish Ongoing Faculty Role
Future
USCRF Board of Directors Meeting February 2004
Greater Efficiencies and Assets
MUSC and USC - Initiatives
Strategic Academic Initiatives
Enhanced Research
Efforts