Working Together to Work Wonders. The University of Texas Medical Branch Research: Advancing Knowledge, Improving Health David L. Callender, MD, MBA, FACS.

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Working Together to Work Wonders. The University of Texas Medical Branch Research: Advancing Knowledge, Improving Health David L. Callender, MD, MBA, FACS President The University of Texas System Board of Regents November 10, 2011

Working Together to Work Wonders. Abundant Research Excellence Aging Chronic diseases Infectious diseases/vaccine development Neuroscience and degenerative neurological conditions Women’s health Molecular cardiology Environmental health and medicine Cancer (particularly solid tumors) Burns, wound healing, and inflammation 2

Working Together to Work Wonders. National Rankings in NIH Funding 3 National Rank School of Medicine Department$ Value 4Microbiology & Immunology$9,981,324 8Obstetrics & Gynecology$6,120,297 12Pathology$22,365,061 19Biochemistry & Molecular Biology$11,895,806 20Neuroscience & Cell Biology$5,302,738 23Anesthesiology$3,482,387 24Surgery$6,361,276 Source: Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, 2010

Working Together to Work Wonders. Research Enterprise Highlights 4 Galveston National Laboratory - only national laboratory in Texas and only one of its type on a U.S. university campus Largest vaccine development program at a U.S. university - testing universal flu vaccine, vaccines for chronic diseases Department of OB/Gyn - only one in nation to be included in all four Child Health and Human Development research networks (NIH) Named among Top 100 Institutions in Federal Dollars for Science 2009 (Chronicle of Higher Ed, Sept. 2011) Growing focus on translational research - Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA)

Working Together to Work Wonders. CTSA: Excellence in Action 5 Transforming the research and training environment to enhance efficiency and quality $24 million ( ) from the National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), with institutional support to: Facilitate translational research as a rigorous discipline Enhance the continuum of translational research training Bridge all three types of translational research: 1.Turning lab bench results into new treatments 2.Implementing results of clinical studies in everyday practice and health care decision-making 3.Integrating evidence-based guidelines into health practice, through delivery and dissemination Collaborate with the 55-member national CTSA Consortium

Working Together to Work Wonders. Partnerships Key to Progress 6 Sandia National Laboratory Texas Medical Center institutions Gulf Coast Consortia Federal agencies (e.g., NIAID, NASA, DOD) Western Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases (lead agency) Mission Connect Shriners Hospitals for Children U. T. System Research Cyberinfrastructure (UTRC) Gulf Coast Health Alliance

Working Together to Work Wonders. Growth of Research Programs 7 $159.6 million in FY11 research spending Average annual growth rate: 5.77% More than $125 million grants/contracts; includes $87 million in NIH awards (FY11) Research faculty: 487 full- and part-time Research Expenditures

Working Together to Work Wonders. Research Funding By Source 8 Source: UTMB Research Services, FY11

Working Together to Work Wonders. Facility Expansion 170,000 square feet of research space added since 2001 (33% increase) Total of 560,000 square feet 9

Working Together to Work Wonders. Recent Discoveries 10 Lower levels of ubiquilin found in brains of Alzheimer's sufferers – D. Boehning, J. Barral, A. Oberhauser New defense blocks common hospital-acquired infection – T. Savidge Experimental vaccine against chikungunya, mosquito-borne emerging virus – S. Weaver Previously unknown virus identified as cause of high-mortality Chinese outbreak – X. Yu New mouse lungs grown using 'skeletons' of old ones – J. Nichols, J. Cortiella

Working Together to Work Wonders. Recent Discoveries (cont.) 11 Muscle loss in aging linked to blood vessels’ failure to dilate – E. Volpi Development of personalized medicine for asthma – A. Brasier Clinical trials of universal flu vaccine show promise – C. Turley Many older Americans found to receive unnecessary repeat colonoscopies – J. Goodwin Injectable birth control linked to weight gain, body-mass changes – A. Berenson

Working Together to Work Wonders. Guiding Principles For Research 12 Invest strategically in the people and facilities that drive research excellence Sustain and expand partnerships to improve efficiency and accelerate the pace of discovery Translate research bench results into patient care practices that improve the health of our state, nation, and world