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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

Presentation at the Smithsonian Arts & Industries Exhibition Originally Scheduled for October 6, 2013 Cancelled due to the Federal Government Shutdown

“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

www.floridainvents.org

USF Faculty Honors & Awards

Sudeep Sarkar Associate Vice President

Benchmarking USF Faculty Awards

AAU, TARU, NRC, and other Highly Prestigious faculty awards

62 81 74 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 2008 - 2009 2010 - 2011 2012 - current

Number of Awards

* * 2 year Reporting Period

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

• f 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

Program:

– Institutional Review Board (IRB) – HIPAA Privacy Program – Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement Program

• Institutional Animal Care and Use

Committee (IACUC)

• Institutional Biosafety Committee

(IBC)

• Conflict of Interest (COI) in

Research

• Export Control Program
• Diving Safety Program
• Boating Safety Program
• Institutional Radiation Safety

Committee (RSC)

• Research Misconduct
• Responsible Conduct of

Research

Research Integrity & Compliance

Federal Agencies

• OHRP
• FDA
• OLAW

Affiliates

• Moffitt Cancer

Center

• JAHVA
• TGH
• ACH

Colleges/ Departments Accrediting Bodies

• AAHRPP
• AAALAC

Professional Associations

Research & Innovation

• Comparative

Medicine

• Patents & Licensing
• Sponsored Research

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

• utside the box. I am glad that you do not.”

USF Faculty Member

USF Research Foundation & USF CONNECT

New Research Park Signage

Student Innovation Incubator

“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

Supports job creation Located in Tampa Bay Technology Incubator

• Unique location provides
• pportunities to interact

and make connections

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

• Student Innovation Incubator

grand opening

• Highlighting Tampa Bay

Technology Incubator companies, First WaVE Accelerator start-ups and USF student entrepreneurs

• Displaying novel business

ventures to USF faculty, students and the general public

November 19, 2013

Doors open at 1:00 PM 3:00 – 5:00 PM Reception

Global Entrepreneurship Week