The NIH: An Attractive Partner for Collaboration

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Speaker/Presenter: Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D Office of Technology Development National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland

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The NIH:
An Attractive Partner for Collaboration

Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D
Office of Technology Development
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland

Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 1

Outline

• About the NIH

• Working with the NIH

• Technology Transfer

Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 2

National Institutes of Health

• Annual budget of $ 29.5 billion (2008)
• 10% of funding for intramural research
• 6,000 intramural scientists
• Approximately 2000 Research Projects
• 325,000 grantee investigators worldwide
• Basic clinical research discoveries
• Manufacture of products with Industry
• Technology transfer staff of ~150
Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 3

The NIH: An Attractive Partner for Collaboration

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The NIH: An Attractive Partner for Collaboration

1. The NIH: An Attractive Partner for Collaboration Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D Office of Technology Development National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 1

2. Outline • About the NIH • Working with the NIH • Technology Transfer Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 2

3. National Institutes of Health • Annual budget of $ 29.5 billion (2008) • 10% of funding for intramural research • 6,000 intramural scientists • Approximately 2000 Research Projects • 325,000 grantee investigators worldwide • Basic clinical research discoveries • Manufacture of products with Industry • Technology transfer staff of ~150 Mukul Ranjan, Ph.D., April 2008 Toronto 3

The NIH: An Attractive Partner for Collaboration

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