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New Faculty Orientation Office of Research August 16, 2016 Dr. Christopher J. Keane Vice President for Research Professor of Physics chris.keane@wsu.edu Office of Research Agenda VPR Keane Opening Remarks and OR Organization Research


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New Faculty Orientation Office of Research

August 16, 2016

  • Dr. Christopher J. Keane

Vice President for Research Professor of Physics chris.keane@wsu.edu

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Office of Research Agenda

  • VPR Keane Opening Remarks and OR

Organization

  • Research Support and Operations: Dan

Nordquist

  • Research Advancement and Partnerships:

Geeta Dutta

  • Research Assurances: Mike Kluzik
  • Q&A
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  • WSU is a major research university.
  • NSF HERD: Total Rank: 69 ($326.4M), Federal Rank: 87

($127.0M)

  • Ranked 2 in USDA R&D Expenditures
  • RU/VH Carnegie Ranking: Research Universities/Very High

(research activity)

  • WSU is known for:
  • Washington Apples, Cougar Gold, Washington Wines, but

so much more….

  • Plant and Agricultural Sciences
  • Materials Science
  • Biofuels and Bioproducts
  • Human and Animal Health
  • National Security
  • Opportunity and Equity
  • Where do we have impact?....

WSU Research Overview

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Serving Washington and the World

Founded in 1890 in Pullman, WSU is Washington’s

  • riginal land-grant

university, with a mission of improving quality of life.

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Where We’re Going: Advancing WSU Research, Scholarship, and Creativity are Major Goals in the WSU Strategic Plan

  • Plan tasks the VPR to “identify

areas of research excellence and emerging areas requiring additional investment to achieve national and international prominence.”

  • Dr. Dan Bernardo and I led a

“120-Day Study on the WSU Research Enterprise” to address this charge

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The 120-Day Research Study

https://research.wsu.edu/office-research/120-day-study/

  • Recommendations to advance

WSU Research:

  • Be Strategic
  • Be Collaborative
  • Be Visible
  • Key Outcomes of study
  • Five Grand Challenges to

move WSU strategically to the next level of excellence

  • 450-page report:

compilation of info on WSU Research

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WSU Research Grand Challenges are Inspirational, Multidisciplinary, and Inclusive

  • Sustaining Health: The Uncompromising Pursuit of

Healthier People and Communities

  • Sustainable Resources for Society: Food,

Energy, and Water

  • Advancing Opportunity and Equity
  • Improving Quality of Life through Smart Systems
  • Fundamental Research in Support of National

Security

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Office of Research Organization Chart

Assistant to VP Sandy Watson Research Misconduct, Fiscal/Admin Lisa Brown-Haas, Alicia Foth Communications

  • E. Sorensen

Grand Challenge Points of Contact

Vice President for Research Dr. Christopher J. Keane

Director Administrative Services Mary Frei Research Support and Operations

  • D. Nordquist

Alternative Energy

  • R. Cavalieri

Research Advancement and Partnerships

  • G. Dutta

Economic Development

  • A. Fatland

Centers, Institutes, and Labs - Research/ Instrumentation Cores A Lazarus Research Assurances

  • M. Kluzik

Campus Veterinarian

  • N. Woodford
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  • Provide vision, strategic direction, and priorities for WSU research
  • Develop and implement WSU Strategic Plan in collaboration with WSU senior

leadership team

  • Provide policy and general guidance to all WSU campuses and units involved in

sponsored research

  • Manage system-wide operational activities in support of WSU research
  • Office of Research Support and Operations
  • Office of the Campus Veterinarian
  • Office of Assurances
  • Research Misconduct
  • Communications
  • Institutional performance assessment- development and tracking of metrics
  • Advance the WSU research enterprise by developing institutional skill in proposal

development and project execution, effective partnership with other WSU offices, fostering collaborations, and other means

  • Manage selected Centers, Institutes, and Core Laboratories
  • Represent WSU research and the University in internal and external interactions
  • Manage WSU’s intellectual property through our Office of Commercialization
  • Develop strategic partnerships on behalf of WSU with external private entities

Office of Research Responsibilities

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Office of Research Top goal list for 2016

Major goals for upcoming academic year:

  • Enhance culture of safety at WSU by implementing the Presidents Safety

Initiative.

  • Contribute to the enhancement of research at WSU through the

development of a successful grant writing culture.

  • Successfully complete the strategic reallocation process and clearly

communicate the implementation of the resulting funded projects.

  • Implement new management structure and metrics for university level

core laboratories and organize and lead a task force to evaluate Center-Institute-Laboratories.

  • To increase the visibility, relevancy, and reputation of WSU’s research

enterprise.

  • To improve operations and services to advance the WSU research

enterprise.

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Office of Research Support and Operations

Dan Nordquist Office – 335-7717 Email – nordquist@wsu.edu Research Support and Operations Main Line – 335-9661 Email – orso@wsu.edu

http://orso.or.wsu.edu/

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Services include:

  • Proposal and Award Processing – Central hub for all

submitted proposals and award acceptance (across the system).

  • Strategic Initiative Implementation – 120 Day Study,

WSU Strategic Plan, other OR initiatives

  • Faculty support and online tools – PI Dashboard, eREX

Form, reporting, etc.

  • Outreach and Program Support – “How To” workshops,

event coordination, trainings, etc.

  • Management of the Conflict of Interest Committee

Office of Research Support and Operations

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Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships

http://pmu.wsu.edu

  • Dr. Geeta Dutta

Office - 335-5980 Email – geeta.dutta@wsu.edu Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships Main Line – 335-1517 Email – res.dev@wsu.edu

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Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships

Services include:

  • Funding search and dissemination - Informer
  • Proposal Writing Classes and Workshops
  • Mentored Proposal Writing (Seminar Oct 13)
  • Proposal Development Toolbox (MyResearch)
  • OR Brown-Bag Information and Training Sessions
  • Single investigator proposal support (advice and

editing – first come, first serve)

  • Large proposal support (from RFP to submission)
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Office of Research Assurances

http://www.ora.wsu.edu

Mike Kluzik Office – 335-9553 Email – mkluzik@wsu.edu Office of Research Assurances Main Line – 335-7183 Email – mkluzik@wsu.edu

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Office of Research Assurances

Services include:

  • Radiation Safety Office/Radiation Safety Committee
  • IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use

Committee)

  • IBC (Institutional Biosafety Committee) and

Biological Safety

  • IRB (Institutional Review Board)
  • Export Controls
  • Responsible Conduct of Research
  • Additional Regulations (DOT/IATA/ITAR/…)
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Sampling of Office of Research Resources

  • Data and Publication Resources website:

https://research.wsu.edu/resources-researchers/operations- support/datapubreporting/

  • Conflict of Interest Committee and Resources website:

https://research.wsu.edu/resources-researchers/operations- support/coi/

  • Cannabis Research, Teaching, and Outreach Activities website:

https://research.wsu.edu/office-research/policies/cannabis_guidance/

  • Unmanned Aircraft Systems – Research Activity Guidance website:

https://research.wsu.edu/office-research/policies/policies-uas- research-activity/

  • Authorship Determination Guidelines: https://research.wsu.edu/office-

research/policies/authorship/

  • Guide for Washington Public Records Requests: Final version to be

posted soon

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Good luck in all your research, creative and scholarly endeavors!

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EXTRA SLIDES

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Office of the Campus Veterinarian

http://campusvet.wsu.edu

  • Dr. Nina Woodford

Office – 335-8035 Email – nwoodford@wsu.edu Office of the Campus Veterinarian Main Line – 335-6246 Email – or.ocv.alert@wsu.edu

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Who we are and what we do in 5 words

It is all about the animals

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Office of the Campus Veterinarian

  • Veterinary care
  • Preventative care
  • Procedure training
  • Veterinary diagnostics
  • IACUC protocol consultation
  • Animal technical services for hire
  • And more!

Services include:

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Centers, Institutes, and Labs Research / Instrumentation Cores

  • Dr. Andrea Lazarus

Office – 509-358-7525 Email – andrea.lazarus@wsu.edu

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WSU Research Cores Facilities

Pullman Instrumentation Cores:

  • Center for Biomolecular X-Ray Crystallography
  • Center for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
  • Franceschi Microscopy and Imaging Center
  • Stable Isotope Core
  • Tissue Imaging and Proteomics Laboratory
  • Flow Cytometry Core
  • Monoclonal Antibody Center
  • Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Lab

Non-Instrumentation Cores:

  • Social and Economic Sciences Research Center
  • Consortium for Interdisciplinary Statistical Education and Research
  • Kamiak High-Performance Computing Cluster

Spokane

  • Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Core
  • Flow Cytometry Core
  • Mass Spectrometry Core
  • Genomics Core
  • Microscopy Core
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Office of Innovation and Research Partnerships

Anson W Fatland 206-612-2589 Email – ansonf@wsu.edu Office of Commercialization Office of Foundation Relations Small Business Development Centers

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Office of Commercialization

METRIC FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 Disclosures 67 103 113 123 Patents Issued 17 18 35 42 License/Option agreements 57 60 62 77 License Revenue $814,907 $985,785 $1,255,399 $1,910,981 Start-Ups 4 5 9 7

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Small Business Development Centers

2013 2014 2015 Total Total Clients Counseled 2,662 2,731 2,656 8,049 Capital Infusion $ 36,979,172 $ 40,952,849 $ 42,686,337 $ 120,618,358 Business Starts 98 142 128 368 Jobs Created 566 643 775 1,984 Jobs Retained 348 484 232 1,064

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Foundation Relations

  • Prospect identification and research
  • Proposal coordination and development
  • Planning and staffing for on and off-campus site visits
  • Assistance with introductions to foundations
  • Staff support for meetings with foundations
  • Editing and writing support for proposals and letters of

inquiry

  • Assistance gathering institutional information and

materials

  • Editing of stewardship reports for grants
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From the NIH Office of Research Integrity

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From the NIH Office of Research Integrity

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Good luck in all your research, creative and scholarly endeavors!