NoWCADD Progress Report 2015

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Ian Robertson Chief Executive Developing Entrepreneurship as a Corporate Growth Strategy Developing People for Growth and Innovation Sri Lanka 5 th March.
Advertisements

Funding Opportunities ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL Caterina Mora and Vivienne Blackstone, Mathematical Sciences Women in Mathematics.
Supporting an Essential Platform for the Knowledge Base David Harman.
1 ALL EPSRC VISITS EPSRC plans and priorities. 2 DIGITAL ECONOMY EPSRC lead AHRC ESRC MRC ENERGY EPSRC lead BBSRC ESRC NERC STFC NANOSCIENCE THROUGH ENGINEERING.
The Newton Fund Research and Innovation for Growth and Prosperity.
Industrial Careers Expo Dr Heather Bryson 10 October 2012 University of Sheffield.
The Newton Fund Research and Innovation for Growth and Prosperity.
Tony Davis CEO of Medilink WMAHSN Working With Industry and Wealth Creation.
Progressing from labour market intelligence reports to HE level provision that is well supported by employers Suzanne Maxwell Head of Continuing Professional.
ESIF Priority Areas and Detailed Design Workshop Tuesday 2 December 2014 Sheffield Hallam University The Sheffield City Region and Innovation Yasmin Knight,
Towards Better Exploitation and Economic Impact: Developing the EPSRC Partnership with the University Vince Osgood Associate Director, Economic Impact.
CUHP Cambridge University Health Partners (CUHP) unites a world-leading University and three high- performing NHS Foundation Trusts centred on the Cambridge.
Enterprise Development Fund Carolyn Howe Centre for Enterprise & Innovation.
Discovery of new medicines through new models of collaboration Simon Ward Professor of Medicinal Chemistry & Director of Translational Drug Discovery Group.
University strategy Jan 2012 update. Our core strategies.
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Shaping Capabilities in ICT ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL.
Peer Assisted Learning (PAL)
Working across sectors Building collaborative eco-systems Lars Sundstrom SARTRE.
EPSRC Mathematical Sciences Programme David Harman – Head of Programme Katharine Bowes – Pure Mathematics Mark Bambury – Applied Mathematics Janet Edwards.
Oslo 27 th September 2011 Interprofessional Education at UEA Overview of IPL delivery & Lessons learnt.
Writing Impact into Research Funding Applications Paula Gurteen Centre for Advanced Studies.
Image 1 – Tomato seedling iStockphoto/Thinkstock, Image 2 – Fermenter iStockphoto/Thinkstock 2011, Image 3 – Wheat Hermerara/Getty Images, Image 4 –DNAConfig.
ENTERPRISE: UNLOCKING THE UK’S TALENT. ENTERPRISE: Unlocking The UK’s Talent The Context Employment in SMEs has grown by 10% since Productivity.
Managing Medical R&D Defining and Realizing Clinical and Commercial Value David J. Wierz Senior Director Commercial Investment & Pricing Strategy Wyeth-Ayerst.
A STRONG PATIENTS’ VOICE TO DRIVE BETTER HEALTH IN EUROPE Annual General Meeting Working group sessions Annual General Meeting Working group sessions.
Evidence-based impact of experiential learning Professor Ian Bates Head of Education Development School of Pharmacy University of London.
VisualConnect™ Waterfield© Strategic Planning Workshop Wednesday 4 th November 2009.
Key features of the University of Manchester Professor Cathy Cassell Deputy Director (Academic) Sarah Featherstone Head of Undergraduate Services Original.
Wessex LETB The Changing Landscape Paul Holmes, Managing Director.
Developing a National Critical Care Clinical Research Network: what’s in it for trainees? Paul Dark Associate Professor, Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences,
A centre of expertise in digital information management UKOLN is supported by: University of Bath Roadmap for EPSRC Catherine Pink Institutional.
Organisational Journey Supporting self-management
International Collaboration: opening up access to and sharing of data resources Kristine Doronenkova,
Knowledge Exchange and Impact in the AHRC Susan Amor Head of Knowledge Exchange Conny Carter Impact and Policy Manager University of Exeter 7 April 2011.
Breakthrough to real change in local healthcare Dr Patricia Hamilton Director of Medical Education.
Dial-a-Molecule A Grand Challenge for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Prof. Richard Whitby University of Southampton.
Devolution in Greater Manchester October 2015 Alex Gardiner, New Economy.
WELSH EUROPEAN FUNDING OFFICE SMEs Innovation Development in Wales Strategy & Experience 13 October 2005 Dr. Emyr Roberts Chief Executive.
Healthcare Scientists Leading Science in Health Jane Blower East Midlands SHA December 2011.
Canadian Association of Graduate Studies 2015 Conference October 30 – November 1, 2015 Alain Beaudet, MD, PhD President, Canadian Institutes of Health.
Nottinghamshire Health & Wellbeing Board Peer Challenge Cathy Quinn Associate Director of Public Health.
Creating Innovation through International collaboration Melanie Relton & Helen Kidd, British Council 7 April 2013, Qatar.
Shaping the Future: A Vision for Learning Disability Nursing United Kingdom Learning Disability Consultant Nurse Network.
Better Care Better Health Better Life Leadership Framework The Leadership Framework is based on the concept that leadership is not restricted to people.
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Funding (EPSRC)
Author | 00 Month Year Set area descriptor | Sub level 1 The Alderley Park Story and Pharma Trends Dr Chris Doherty Vice-President AstraZeneca.
Independent Living Innovation Platform 04/03/15 Hazel Harper ILIP Programme Manager Innovate UK.
Working together through Changing Times ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL PROFESSOR DAVE DELPY.
NERC Innovation Oil & Gas Challenging Environments Workshop 17 th October 2014.
The UK IoT journey Richard Foggie The Knowledge Transfer Network.
The opportunities and challenges of sharing genomics data with the pharmaceutical industry Shahid Hanif, Head of Health Data & Outcomes, ABPI DNA digest.
Driving Innovation Technology Strategy Board The UK’s agency for business innovation –Business benefit –Economic growth –Quality of life.
Partnerships Horizon 2020 / Eurostars expert: Dr. Radosław Piesiewicz.
BP Establishes Initial Four Year £4.5million UK Undergraduate Scholarship Fund.
NHS Research & Development North West Dr Lynne Goodacre Assistant Director NHS Health Education North West.
Developing and Broadening Specialists in Research & Development
Developing the role of Clinical Research Practitioners in the NHS:
Lunchtime Staff Meeting: Strategy development update – final stages
Name Job title Research Councils UK
Poster 1. Leadership Development Programme : Leading Cultures of Research and Innovation in Clinical Teams Background The NHS Constitution is explicit.
The new Professional Leadership Body: supporting advanced and specialist practice Dr Catherine Duggan.
EU Research and Innovation: Horizon 2020
NHS Education for Scotland Always Event Project
UCD School of Medicine & Medical Science
Welcome from the Careers Service
The Benefits, Challenges and Lessons Learnt from the Development of Masters Programmes for Face to Face and Online Delivery: A Case Study of the University.
Family Learning Future Leadership and Management Programme
Welcome from the Careers Service
Head of Reserach & Enterprise Partnerships, University of Leicester
Build relationships with staff, students and professional bodies
Presentation transcript:

NoWCADD Progress Report

NoWCADD – building firm foundations in 2015 Delivering the science: 3 technology projects in progress with emerging opportunities on the horizon. Growing the network: Research links developing across the University of Manchester with the network expanded into leading European research groups Funding the future: 2 grant applications submitted with a number of other collaborative opportunities under consideration. Developing the next generation: AZ staff working collaboratively with Manchester Pharmacy School to inspire students about careers in industry

Achieve Scientific Leadership Create a world leading centre for the design, development and commercial exploitation of advanced drug delivery systems which ensure the optimal efficacy, safety and acceptability of medicinal products. The aim is to deliver valuable product innovations which provide benefits to patients whilst equipping the next generation of pharmaceutical scientists for meaningful employment in industry, academia and healthcare provision.

Stimulate innovation and investment in an area of great unmet need – Advanced Drug Delivery systems to address the challenges of today’s and tomorrow’s medicines Perform on the global stage and build strong connections into the wider science and technology community Help Academia to translate great science into great products for wider health, societal and economic benefits Support the creation of a highly skilled workforce Business Context

Quotes from the leaders Dr Paul Stott, (Vice-President, Product Development at AstraZeneca) “2015 has seen us create a great collaborative relationship and build firm foundations with a number of innovative science projects in place which will shape the future research direction of the NoWCADD programme.” Professor Kay Marshall, Head of Manchester Pharmacy School “The opportunity for interactions between AZ staff and pharmacy students has been well received and has reinvigorated interest in industry as an exciting opportunity for pharmacists at the beginning of their careers ”

The NoWCADD journey to date First Discussions 1Q 2014 Launch 1Q 2015 Completion of first projects 1Q 2016

2015/2016 PRIORITIES Develop the Next Generation Grow the Network Fund the Future Deliver the Science

Deliver the science Several projects on-going Novel applications of carbon nanotubes* Novel applications of chitosan/hyaluronic acid nanoparticles** *Image from Kostarelos, Nature Biotechnol. 26 (2008) **Image from Almalik et al, J. Control. Rel. 172 (2013) Novel manufacturing methods for advanced drug delivery systems

On the Horizon Drug delivery systems using new materials, therapeutic modalities and routes of administration

Growing portfolio of science projects Feasibility studies MPharm Projects Grant applications Innovate UK collaborative project PhDs

Grow the Network Network growing – locally, nationally and internationally Number of internal and external workshops planned

Fund the Future 2 grant applications submitted – awaiting outcomes More collaborative funding applications under consideration We are targeting funding opportunities which fit well with the core themes of NoWCADD EPSRC Healthcare Technologies (Developing Future Therapies) Access through local schemes of the EPSRC Impact Acceleration Account Innovate UK collaborative research competitions CRUK – multidisciplinary project awards

Develop the Next Generation Several successful AstraZeneca visit days AstraZeneca staff actively involved in undergraduate and post-graduate learning and teaching activity

Develop the Next Generation Quotes from 3 rd Year attendees on the AZ visit day “Experienced a lot, helped me to have an insight to industry and definitely will apply for summer placement “ “ I loved it thank-you. I have been wanting to get hands on experience as I am aiming for industrial pharmacy and this was the perfect experience” “Thank-you for the day. It has really encouraged me to apply for a summer placement as I have gained a lot of confidence in lab work”

Develop the Next Generation Increasing interest in industry careers for MPharm students Support provided by university staff to encourage applications for industry placements and early career roles

Foundations for success NoWCADD launched and building substantial momentum Ambitions for 2016 First publications Drive projects with translational potential Initial grant successes Broader network of collaborators Continued AZ site visits for undergraduate students Emergence of Manchester graduates in AZ early career roles