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UW-Milwaukee Research Agenda: Partnerships Advancing Academics and Economic Development Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor Board of Regents Meeting June 10, 2005 Milwaukee : A Key Pillar of the IQ Corridor

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UW-Milwaukee Research Agenda:

Partnerships Advancing Academics and Economic Development

Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor

Board of Regents Meeting June 10, 2005

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Milwaukee: A Key Pillar of the IQ Corridor

IQ Corridor Milwaukee Region Biomedical Strengths Institutional Strengths Health Issues Addressed

Aging, Disability Cancer Amputees Drug Discovery Disability Spine, Walking, Falling CNS Disorders Pain, Addiction Stroke, Heart Disease Personalized Medicine Infectious Disease Rehabilitation Public Health Medical Informatics Biomechanics Imaging Biochemistry Genetics Proteomics Bioinformatics Cardiopulmonary

Milwaukee Region’s Biomedical Strengths

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$100 Million $100 Million

Annual research expenditures in 10 years

UWM Research Goal

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UWM Research Funding

29,000,000 30,000,000 31,000,000 32,000,000 33,000,000 34,000,000 35,000,000 36,000,000 37,000,000 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004

Fiscal Year Dollars

UWM Research Trajectory

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Research Expenditure Growth

1993 - 2002 For Institutions Starting at $20M - $35M per Year

15 35 55 75 95

1993 2002

Year

Annual Research Expenditure (M$)

  • Univ. of Louisville

Can It Be Done?

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"Non-Fed. $" for each $ of Fed. Research

$0,00 $1,00 $2,00 $3,00

2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

Year

Dollars per Fed. $

University of Louisville

What Does It Take?

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Growth from Within the Institution

Previously the Greater Milwaukee Foundation Shaw Scientist Award Faculty member awarded a total of $200,000 ($40,000/year for 5 years) Provides financial support for faculty member’s research activities UWM Assistant Professor of Immunology Douglas Steeber received the 2005 Award

UWM Chancellor’s Scientist Award

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Fostering collaboration in biomedical technology with academic institutions and industry by creating awareness, incentives and infrastructure

Biomedical Technology Alliance

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Initial Areas of Scientific Focus

Medical Informatics Biomedical Imaging Biomechanics/Rehabilitation

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Biomedical Imaging

  • Alzheimer’s
  • Parkinson’s
  • ADHD
  • MS
  • Pain
  • Cancer
  • Cardiopulmonary
  • Renal
  • Osteoporosis
  • Addiction

MCW GE Marquette UWM

Neurognostics NovaScan Functional Imaging Research Center Keck Functional Imaging Center

VA

Biomedical Engineering Engineering Computer Science Functional Imaging TeraMedica Camtronics Camtronics Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technology

  • St. Luke’s

WI Cyclotron Biochemistry Molecular Imaging Biomedical Science Chemistry Marquette Electronics GE Medical Systems IT Psychology

Aurora Aurora Columbia

  • St. Mary’s

Columbia

  • St. Mary’s

Froedtert Children’s

Keck Center for Microfocal Angiography

Research Collaborations

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Research Collaborations

Medical Informatics

  • Electronic Medical Records
  • Standards
  • Education
  • Patient Safety

MCW Marquette UWM

VA

Biomedical Engineering Engineering Computer Science Medical Informatics Nursing

MSOE

Medical Informatics

GE Aurora

Computer Science WI Health Information Exchange WI Health Information Exchange

Cerner

GE Medical Systems IT Epic Systems Epic Systems Medical Informatics Infinity Healthcare Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technology Dentistry Concordia Carroll College Cardinal Stritch University TeraMedica TeraMedica EMSystems Health Sciences

Children’s Froedtert

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Research Collaborations

Biomechanics/Rehabilitation

MCW MSOE Marquette UWM

Zerrecon

VA

Biomedical Engineering Occupational Therapy Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Froedtert

Nursing Concordia Mil’ Co. Med. Examiner

SAFE

Rapid Prototyping Center Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center Functional Imaging Neurosurgery Industrial Engineering Carroll College Biomedical Engineering Fast Extrication Inc. Biomechanics Rehab Research Design & Disability Center Orthopedic Research Engineering Center Cardinal Stritch University Nursing Health Sciences Physical Therapy

Children’s

Falk Neurorehabilitation Center Mechanical Engineering Exercise Science ActraRehab

  • Stroke
  • Spinal Injury
  • Aging
  • Disability, access
  • Assistive Technology
  • Spasticity
  • Amputee rehabilitation
  • Walking & gait analysis
  • Neurorehabilitation
  • Cerebral Palsy
  • ALS
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Strategic Research Development Program

  • Across UWM’s schools and

colleges, and regional academic institutions

  • In partnership with industry
  • To build nationally

recognized research programs in strategic areas

  • f research strength

To Develop World-class Interdisciplinary Research Teams :

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  • Compatibility with UWM research strengths

Compatibility with UWM research strengths

  • Researchers and grants that would be part of team

Researchers and grants that would be part of team

  • Potential to attract federal or industrial funding

Potential to attract federal or industrial funding

  • Potential to enhance interdisciplinary research at UWM

Potential to enhance interdisciplinary research at UWM

  • Potential for inter

Potential for inter-

  • institutional research in SE Wisconsin

institutional research in SE Wisconsin

  • Potential for inter

Potential for inter-

  • institutional research with national

institutional research with national

  • r international labs, centers, institutes and institutions
  • r international labs, centers, institutes and institutions
  • f higher education
  • f higher education
  • Support of related industrial and foundation partners

Support of related industrial and foundation partners

  • Potential to impact ongoing regional economic

Potential to impact ongoing regional economic development development

Selection Criteria

Strategic Research Development Program

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Proposals

Center on Biotechnology Children’s Environmental Health

Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies (WIBHT)

Enhance Surface and Nano Studies Geospatial Information Science Neuroscience: Milwaukee Center for Neural Plasticity Center for Improving Manufacturing Competitiveness through Automation and Integration Center on Age and Community

Strategic Research Development Program

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

A world-class research

institute linking Wisconsin academic institutions with industry and healthcare systems to generate new knowledge at the frontiers of the theoretical sciences, engineering, health sciences, health care management and practice disciplines to be translated efficiently and effectively to industry, health providers and consumers.

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

College of Engineering and Applied Science College of Health Sciences College of Nursing College of Letters and Science School of Business Administration

UWM Colleges and Schools

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

Partners – Initial Commitments $15 Million

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

“I am eager to begin detailed discussions with the University and the Medical College to develop joint programs that are in the mutual interests of GE Healthcare Technologies, UWM and the Medical College. It is exciting to see the possibilities.” ”

  • -Robert H. Armstrong

Robert H. Armstrong General Manager Global Functional and CT General Manager Global Functional and CT Engineering Engineering GE Healthcare GE Healthcare -

  • Technologies

Technologies

Broad-based Support

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

“ “Southeast Wisconsin...can benefit from centers Southeast Wisconsin...can benefit from centers

  • f excellence that expedite technology transfer,
  • f excellence that expedite technology transfer,

professional training and business start professional training and business start-

  • up. We
  • up. We

congratulate the University of Wisconsin congratulate the University of Wisconsin-

  • Milwaukee on leading regional economic

Milwaukee on leading regional economic development and technology transfer. development and technology transfer.” ”

  • -Mary P. Burke

Mary P. Burke Secretary Secretary Wisconsin Department of Commerce Wisconsin Department of Commerce

Broad-based Support

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

“ “The next segment of the economy that will be The next segment of the economy that will be booming is health care booming is health care --

  • - and we

and we’ ’ve got a ve got a chance to do something pretty dramatic in this chance to do something pretty dramatic in this area if we work at it. area if we work at it.” ”

  • -G. Edwin Howe
  • G. Edwin Howe

President President Aurora Health Care Aurora Health Care

Broad-based Support

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

“I know of no other location in the United States with the potential to create such an enterprise. You can count on me to do whatever I can to make this potential a reality.”

  • -William R. Hendee, Ph.D.

President MCW Research Foundation Dean Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Medical College of Wisconsin

Broad-based Support

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Wisconsin Institute for Biomedical and Health Technologies

President MCW Research Foundation Dean Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Medical College of Wisconsin

William R. Hendee, Ph.D.

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UW-Milwaukee Research Agenda:

Partnerships Advancing Academics and Economic Development

Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor Carlos E. Santiago, Chancellor

Board of Regents Meeting June 10, 2005