Prof. Mohamed L. Salem presented on Tanta University's success in research fundraising. Key points include:
- Tanta University established the Grants, Innovation & Technology Transfer Center to support research projects and capacity building.
- Funding for research projects at Tanta University has increased from local and international sources like STDF, reaching over 35 million Egyptian pounds from 2010-2014.
- A major project was the Center of Excellence in Cancer Research funded by an STDF grant, which established advanced equipment and aims to perform translational cancer research.
1. Prof. Mohamed L. Salem
Director, Grants, Innovation & Technology
Transfer Center (GITTC) ,Tanta University
The Route to
Research Fundraising
Tanta University as a Success Story
Presented at the Fundraising Session, the Annual Conference
of Faculty of Medicine 19-3-2014, Tanta University, Egypt
6. Research Capacity Development
• Is an ongoing process aims to increase
the ability of an organization to:
– carry out its functions
– achieve its objectives
– learn and solve problems
• It includes creating the ability to deal
with the issues of today and to remain
relevant in the future.
18. Grants, Innovation & Technology Transfer
Center (GITTC)
• Technology Transfer Office (TTO)
• Grants and International
Cooperation Office (GICO)
• Technology Innovation Support
Center (TISC)
27. Number of funded projects at Tanta University
(2009-2011)
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
28. Budget of projects per faculty funded by Tanta University
Research Fund (2005-2010)
0
100000
200000
300000
400000
500000
600000
700000
800000
Total Agriculture Medicine Dentistry Science
760000
390000
180000
100000 90000
Total: 760,000 LE
29. Projects submitted per faculty to Tanta University
Research Fund (2011-2013)
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45 42
19
16
10
5
3 2 2 1 1 0 0 0
30. Projects per domain submitted to Tanta University
Research fund (2011-2013)
Total: 101
Material Sciences
17%
Biotechnology
16%
Water
12%
Integrated
Projects
12%
Project No,
Hepatitis, 11%
Stem cells
11%
Education &
Socialization
8%
Agricultural
residues
7%
Renewable Energy
6%
31. Total number submitted project:
101
Total number of funded projects:
44
Budget per each project:
100,000 LE
Total budget: 4 millions
33. • Tanta University Central Lab (5m LE; STDF)
• Tanta University CECR (10m LE; STDF)
• Faculty of Medicine (2m; 2 projects; STDF)
• Faculty of Science (4 projects; 6m; STDF)
• Faculty of Agriculture (1 project; Mobility, FP7)
• Faculty of Engineering (3 projects, 5m; STDF)
• Ministry of Int Cooperation (about 1m)
• Academy of Scientific Research & Technology
• Ministry of Higher Education (about 10m)
Medicine, Engineering, Science, Education
National and International Grants
42. Overall Aim of The Proposal
1. Establish "Center of Excellence in Cancer Research
(CECR)” and furnish the center with three state-of-
art equipment, including:
– Flow Cytometr
– Next generation microarray platform
– FLEXMAP 3D advanced liquid based multiplexing system
which bridging the proteome and the genome.
– Isoflux
2. Perform cutting-edge preclinical and clinical cancer
research
43. Correlate clinical performance with genomic
and proteomic profiling of primary tumors
with circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and cancer
stem cells (CSCs).
Use CTCs and CSCs to genotype for mutated
genes as pharmacodynamic data for
molecularly targeted drugs.
Wider Objectives of The Proposal
59. •
Flow Cytometry 8 colors
•
Affymetrix genechip System 3000 cartilage
based microarray Complete System
•
FLEXMAP 3D Luminex: Multiplexed proteomic
biomarker analysis.
•
Real Time PCR
•
IsoFlux for cell sorting
•
Image analysis System for Karyotype and FISH
•
Next generation sequencer
Tanta university has got several institution involved in cancer research and we are currently lunching several collaborations with acdemy of science and national and international funding هىinstitutions. And this show our capability to host such project
Especillay in the abscience of similar center in our area.
The combination of these three technologies will provides a complete sample to answer workflow to Perform cutting-edge preclinical and clinical cancer research
Independent researcher
MiSeq™, a low-cost personal sequencing system that leverages the company’s proven TruSeq Sequencing chemistry to offer individual researchers a platform with rapid turnaround time, unmatched accuracy, and the easiest to use workflow.
The workflow of integrating omics data in cancer research and clinical application. NGS technologies detect the genomic, transcriptomic and epigenomic alternations including mutations, copy number variations, structural variants, differentially expressed genes, fusion transcripts, DNA methylation change, etc. Various kinds of bioinformatics tools are used to analyze, integrate, and interpret the data to improve our understanding of cancer biology and develop personalized treatment strategy.