novartis/scca/university of washington collaboration

Novartis/SCCA/University of Washington

CollaborationLynne Chronister

Assistant Vice Provost for Research

August 19, 2008

Mission

“Discovery is at the Heart of our University”

Role of the Office of Research

• Provide client-oriented services to research

• Invest strategically to position us for the future

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Greater Funding

Inspiring colleagues

Better Students

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Support for UW 2007-08Research Funding: FY 2008 $1.038 B

Philanthropic Support: FY 2000-08 $2.68 B

Grant & Contract Awards – history & trends

Preliminary FY Awards #s

Amount FY05 Amount FY06 Amount FY07

Federal : $791,618,987 $769,677,224

Non-Federal : $204,237,155 $220,022,394

Totals: $995,856,142 $989,699,618

Research Rankings

• 2nd to Johns Hopkins in Science and Engineering Funding (NSF)

• 3rd Nationally in NIH funding

UW Facts and Figures

NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS

• 2004 - Linda B. Buck, Physiology and Medicine • 2001 - Leland H. Hartwell, Physiology and Medicine • 1992 - Edmond Henri Fischer, Physiology and Medicine • 1992 - Edwin Gerhard Krebs, Physiology and Medicine • 1990 - E. Donnall Thomas, Physiology and Medicine • 1989 - Hans Georg Dehmelt, Physics

Other Honors

60 National Academy of Science Members

5 Albert Lasker Medical Research Awardees

1 Gairdner International Award

13 Howard Hughes Medical Institute

12 MacArthur Fellows

48 Institute of Medicine Members

5 National Medal Science

Translational Science

• Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA) Clinical Translational Science Center for Women’s Health– Dr. Nora Disis, Director

Emphasis on Global Collaboration: Global Support Project

Clinical Trials Process Improvement Program

• Led by: Associate Dean for Research, Dr. John Slattery and Richard Meisinger

Novartis Collaborations

• Laboratory Services Agreement (Dr. Larry Corey)– Approved: Issue regarding subcontracting

approval

• Master Agreement for Clinical Trials– In Negotiation: Issues include: subject injury,

indemnification

Novartis Master Agreement

Issues for Negotiation:

1. Publication (resolved)• Issue: approval of content

2. Indemnification (resolved)• Issue: UW plan covers only negligent acts of

employees

3. Subject Injury (under discussion)• Issue: UW Compensation Plan and Local Medicare

Office Interpretation of Regulations

Contact Information

Lynne Chronister, Assistant Vice Provost Lchronis@u.washington.edu

206-543-4043Karl Neumann, Senior Administrator

neumannk@u.washington.edu206-685-7117

Adina Robinson, Compliance Analystadinadr@u.washington.edu685-7119