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Mike Conlon Here’s Mike on a conference call from his home. Mike spends a lot of time on conference calls from his home, and from coffee shops in and around Gainesville, Florida PhD, Statistics, 1982, Univ of Florida Biostatistics faculty member, Collaborating statistician IT director for Liberal Arts CIO UF Health Center Led UF Identity management efforts. Assoc Univ CIO Led UF PeopleSoft implementation Director of Biomedical Informatics, Led creation of Integrated Data Repository VIVO Principal investigator $12M NIH ARRA award. 7 school consortium. Co-director UF CTSI, employees. Grew from $4M to $17M annually. PI or co-PI on $128M in sponsored research Retired from UF May, VIVO Project Director 15-current Interests in translational science, identity management, information representation, open science

Translational Science Population Health/ Scientific Discovery Human Applications Therapies Practice T1 – Translation to humans. Scientific discoveries applied to human health. E.g. Genetics, engineering T2 – Translation to patients. Demonstrate use is safe and effective. E.g. Clinical Trials T3 – Translation to practice. How to increase uptake of new approaches. E.g. Clinical Outcomes, Health Services Research T4 – Translation to population health. Studies outside care settings E.g. Weight loss, access to care, behavioral studies

VIVO Open Source, Semantic Web software, ontology and community for research discovery Creates an integrated view of the scholarly work of an organization. At UF: all faculty, research staff, colleges, departments, centers, institutes All papers (54,000), grants (24,000), courses taught (87,000) since 2008 Search, co-author networks Data used for social network analysis, evaluation, expert finding Conference in Cambridge MA, Aug Vivo.ufl.edu Vivoweb.org