UTMB Research Retreat Translational Research: Maximizing Discoveries for Human Health Nov' 20th

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UTMB Research RetreatTranslational Research
Maximizing Discoveries for Human HealthNov.
20th 21st, 2003
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Translational Research Application of a
discovery to improvements in human health
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Why?
Part of our mission as an Academic Health
Center Critical to our long-term success
Science, 30228, 2003
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Goals

• Identify the linkages needed to enhance
  translational research
• Develop an implementation plan

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Agenda Day 1

• Opening 830
• Presidents Remarks 835
• Update from 1997 Retreat Perachio 905
• Intro. to Transl. Research Urban 945
• Break 1000
• Technologies Brasier 1015
• Lunch 1200
• Training Grants Niesel/Berenson 100
• Technology Transfer Gorenstein/Arie 145
• Break 230
• Breakout charge Bernier 245
• Breakout sessions 300
• Poster Session/Reception 430

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Agenda Day 2

• Comprehensive Campaign Coulter 830
• Breakout Reports Guerrero 900
• Common Themes
• Individual Reports
• Panel Discussion
• Closing Brasier 1145

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Research Retreat Planning Committee

• Randy Urban, Medicine
• Larry Denner, Medicine
• Mary Jane Bernier, SON
• Randy Goldblum, Pediatrics
• Katherine Cunningham,
• Pharmacology
• Abbey Berenson, Ob/GYN

• Ken Ottenbacher, SAHS
• David Niesel, Micro Immunology
• David Gorenstein, SCSB/Admin
• Doug Watts, Pathology
• Don Powell, GCRC/Admin
• Sarah Toombs-Smith, Inst.Res.Dev.
• Rudy Guerrero, AVP Planning
• Helen Cook, Sponsored Research