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1 FY 2016 Research Dashboard FY 2016 Research Dashboard
Office of the Vice President for Research, OUHSC Campus

2 OUHSC Campus Research Awards FY 2011 – FY2016

3 OUHSC Awards by Campus FY2003 – 2016
OUHSC Fiscal Year

4 OUHSC Sponsored Award Trends FY 2011 - 2016

5 OUHSC Federal Awards by Agency FY 2016
Award Count ACF=Administration for Children & Families; DOA=Dept of Agriculture; DOE=Dept of Education; HRSA=Health Resources & Services Administration; AHRQ=Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality

6 NIH Awards FY OUHSC Fiscal Year

7 NIH Award Funding by Agency FY 2016
Award Count $10,102,765

8 OUHSC State Award Funding FY 2016
Award Count OCASCR, Adult Stem Cell Research; OCAST, Advancement of Science & Technology; ODDC, Developmental Disabilities Council; ODHS, Dept of Human Services $17,713,940 $1,432,170 $1,182,732 $100,000

9 For profit awards are predominantly clinical trials
Award Type Count Funding Clinical Trials 110 $20,499,678 Industry Research 16 $1,814,288 Other (Mtgs) 4 $32,500 FY16 Grand Total 130 $22,346,466 * FY FY CAGR (%) Awarded $12,267,989 $22,346,466 13% Expended $4,659,191 $8,838,209 14% * CAGR = Compound Annual Growth Rate

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