University of South Florida Board of Trustees Workgroup for Research, Innovation, Engagement & Job Creation Paul R. Sanberg Senior Vice President for Research & Innovation October 10, 2013
USF Sponsored Research
Research & Scholarly Activities Creating about 8,000 job opportunities!
Contract & Grants 10 Year History
Sources of External Funding FY2013
Number of Proposal Submitted Q1 Comparison – FY2013 vs. FY2014 July 1-Sept. 30 FY2013 FY2014 % Change Q1 Total 358 376 5%
Award Dollars Received Q1 Comparison FY2013 vs. FY2014 July 1-Sept. 30 College Area FY12-13 FY13-14 % Change ACADEMIC AFFAIRS $497,917 $809,285 86% COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES $6,613,602 $5,829,951 -12% COLLEGE OF BEHAVIORAL AND COMMUNITY SCIENCES $11,125,080 $12,776,100 15% COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION $99,842 $437,733 338% COLLEGE OF EDUCATION $9,297,295 $6,171,091 -34% COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING $5,185,809 $4,692,673 -10% COLLEGE OF MARINE SCIENCE $3,596,577 $3,562,118 -1% COLLEGE OF MEDICINE $44,923,926 $47,206,606 5% COLLEGE OF NURSING $945,421 $3,726,575 294% COLLEGE OF PHARMACY $368,720 $319,289 -13% COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH $4,105,872 $10,699,747 161% COLLEGE OF THE ARTS $307,891 $123,384 -60% RESEARCH & INNOVATION $0 $572,434 100% STUDENT AFFAIRS $982,187 $274,585 -72% UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT $366,929 $20,000 -95% USF ST. PETERSBURG $1,330,342 $985,245 -26% Grand Total $89,747,410 $98,206,816 9%
USF Patents & Licensing/ Technology Transfer Office Valerie McDevitt Assistant Vice President
“USF inventors jilted by shutdown stay focused on product plans” – Tampa Tribune “Dance professor who designed wheelchair is one of two USF inventors stymied by shutdown” – Tampa Bay Times Presentation at the Smithsonian Arts & Industries Exhibition Originally Scheduled for October 6, 2013 Cancelled due to the Federal Government Shutdown
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USF Faculty Honors & Awards Sudeep Sarkar Associate Vice President
Benchmarking USF Faculty Awards Number of Awards 90 81 * 80 74 70 62 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 * 2008 - 2009 2010 - 2011 2012 - current 2 year Reporting Period AAU, TARU, NRC, and other Highly Prestigious faculty awards
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Fellow Dr. Frances Ramos Department of History College of Arts and Sciences • AAU/TARU award • 1,261 applications received per year • Only 88 awards per year
National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Awardee Dr. Inna Ponomareva Department of Physics College of Arts and Sciences • AAU/TARU award • Grant $400K for 5 years
National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Awardee Dr. Yicheng Tu Computer Science and Engineering College of Engineering • AAU/TARU award • Grant $400K for 5 years
Research Integrity & Compliance: Ensuring Excellence in Research Cheryl Byers Assistant Vice President for Research Compliance
Mission To ensure research performed within the USF System is safe and ethical; to facilitate the conduct of research; to comply with applicable regulations, laws, and institutional polices; and thereby promote a culture of integrity in research.
Research Integrity & Compliance (RIC) • • Human Research Protection Export Control Program Program: • Diving Safety Program – Institutional Review Board (IRB) • Boating Safety Program – HIPAA Privacy Program • Institutional Radiation Safety – Quality Assurance/Quality Committee (RSC) Improvement Program • • Research Misconduct Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) • Responsible Conduct of • Research Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) • Conflict of Interest (COI) in Research
Federal Agencies • OHRP • FDA Research & Affiliates • OLAW Innovation • Moffitt Cancer Center • Comparative • JAHVA Medicine • TGH • Patents & Licensing • ACH • Sponsored Research Research Integrity & Compliance Professional Colleges/ Associations Departments Accrediting Bodies • AAHRPP • AAALAC
Community Outreach • The HRPP reaches more than 7,500 individuals at community events per year • RIC provides training & education to more than 6,000 USF researchers & their staff per year
Conflicts of Interest in Research
Export Control: Universities take note! • J. Reece Roth, PhD: Professor Emeritus, University of Tennessee – Convicted on 15 counts of violating the Arms EC Act; 1 count conspiracy to violate the Arms EC Act; and 1 count wire fraud – Sentenced to 4 years in prison
Export Controls • What are export controls? – Federal laws that regulate the transfer, by any means, to any location, of “stuff” enumerated in: GAO Report: “Export Controls: Challenges Exist in Enforcement of an Inherently Complex System” http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d07265.pdf
Export Control Continued • What are exports? – Actual shipment or transmission of item out of the US, whether tangible, intangible, re-exports or trans-shipments • What are deemed exports? – Tangible export in the US to a foreign person including the release or transfer of technology or technical data
Research Misconduct Eric J. Smart , PhD: former Professor of Pediatrics & Physiology at the University of Kentucky Falsified/fabricated data included in: 10 published papers 7 grant applications 3 progress reports
“ Some people have a hard time thinking outside the box. I am glad that you do not .” USF Faculty Member
USF Research Foundation & USF CONNECT
New Research Park Signage
Student Innovation Incubator Supports job creation Located in Tampa Bay Technology Incubator • Unique location provides opportunities to interact and make connections “Soft” Opening October 1, 2013 • Office and conference space is built-out and furnished • USF Center for Entrepreneurship students are soliciting applications and vetting first companies
Student Innovation Incubator Supported by - • Florida High Tech Corridor Council • Hillsborough County • Actively seeking grants from charitable foundations • Developing opportunities for philanthropy through corporate donations and sponsorships
Global Entrepreneurship Week • Student Innovation Incubator grand opening • Highlighting Tampa Bay Technology Incubator companies, First WaVE Accelerator start-ups and USF student entrepreneurs • Displaying novel business November 19, 2013 ventures to USF faculty, students and the general public Doors open at 1:00 PM 3:00 – 5:00 PM Reception
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