The Office of National Security Research in conjunction with the University of Tennessee Office of Government Relations & Advocacy is excited to announce an upcoming seminar titled "Navigating the Federally Funded Medical Research Landscape”. This event is dedicated to discussing the breadth of federally funded medical and health & human wellness related research; agencies, opportunities, and strategies for successful pursuit of funded research opportunities.
Overview:This engaging event will bring together researchers, educators, government agency representatives, and consultants to delve into the expansive world of Medical/Health & Human Wellness related research.Key Topics:
• Overview of the expansive research funding agencies landscape and programs.
• Best practices for funding agency engagement.
• Interdisciplinary Research: Bridging the gap between disciplines, developing research and industry partnerships, and navigating the innovation “valley of death”.
Speakers:
Dr. Travis Taylor, Life Sciences Practice, Strategic Marketing Innovations
Dr. Becky Fisher, Deputy Director for Program Management, DoD Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP)
Dr. Michael LaFiandra, Director, Human & Bioengineered Systems Division, Office of Naval Research (tentative)
Dr. Patrick Bradshaw, Program Manager, Human Performance & Biosystems, Air Force Office of Scientific Research (tentative)
Objectives:
• To share knowledge and experiences related to the development, implementation, and impact of research projects.
• To foster a community of practice around medical/health & human wellness related research.
• To explore translational research teaming opportunities for multidisciplinary pursuits.
Outcomes and Initiatives:
• Formation of Working Groups: Establish collaborative groups focused on innovative research projects.
• Future Opportunities: Learn how to leverage ORIED resources & research development support.
• "Pitch" Feedback: Limited spots available for one-on-one "Pitch" feedback sessions with consultants/funding agency representatives.
Who Should Attend:
• Faculty and researchers interested in Medical and/or Health & Human Wellness related research.
Join Us:
This event promises to be a cornerstone event for those at the forefront of medical/health & human wellness research. Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding, share your expertise, or collaborate on future projects, your participation will be invaluable.
