Post-Award Reporting Sample Clauses

Post-Award Reporting. The Duke CTSI tracks significant events (“translational units”) required to translate a scientific discovery from laboratory, clinical or population studies into clinical or population-based applications to improve health by reducing disease incidence, morbidity and mortality. The Duke CTSI will contact investigators annually to determine if any translational units have been achieved as a result of this award. Examples include:  Abstracts/presentations, manuscripts, published guidelines  Follow-on funding (e.g., grants, SBIR/STTR, angel and venture capital investment)  Milestones achieved in animal models, manufacturing and toxicity campaigns  Regulatory meetings and filings (e.g., 510K, IDE, IND, BLA, NDA)  Initiation of appropriate clinical studies  Improved diagnosis or treatment of disease  Implementation in clinical practice or community  Translation of models to other geographical areas  Translation of models to other therapeutic areas  Clinical outcomes in practice and communities  Clinical guideline or guidelines updated  Agreements with partners and strategic collaborators to translate more broadly  Commercialization (e.g. new intellectual property, patent applications, license, commercial partnerships, start-up company)  Direct-to-consumer interactions (e.g. apps)  When requested, all awardees will be expected to provide updates of publications and other translational units that originated from the award. Awardees that leave the institution within 5-years post award period will be expected to provide updated contact information for future communications. Awardees and applicants will be asked to serve as reviewers for future Duke CTSI funding opportunities.
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Post-Award Reporting. The DTRI tracks significant events (“translational units”) required to translate a scientific discovery from laboratory, clinical or population studies into clinical or population-based applications to improve health by reducing disease incidence, morbidity and mortality. The DTRI will contact investigators annually to determine if any translational units have been achieved as a result of this award. Examples include:  Abstracts/presentations, manuscripts, published guidelines  Follow-on funding (e.g., grants, SBIR/STTR, angel investment)  Milestones achieved in animal models, manufacturing and toxicity campaigns  Regulatory meetings and filings (e.g., 510K, IDE, IND, BLA, NDA)  Initiation of appropriate clinical studies  Improved diagnosis or treatment of disease  Implementation in clinical practice and community  Commercialization (e.g. new intellectual property, patent applications, license, commercial partnerships, start-up company)  Direct-to-consumer interactions (e.g. mobile health apps) When requested, all awardees will be expected to provide updates of publications and other translational units that originated from the award. All publications that are the direct result of this funding must reference: “Research reported in this publication was supported by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number UL1TR001117. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.” Publications must also be registered in PubMed Central. Awardees are expected to serve as reviewers for future DTRI funding opportunities. MORE INFORMATION
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Post-Award Reporting. The Duke CTSI tracks significant events (“translational units”) required to translate a scientific discovery from laboratory, clinical or population studies into clinical or population-based applications to improve health by reducing disease incidence, morbidity and mortality. The Duke CTSI will contact investigators annually for five years post-award to determine if any translational units have been achieved as a result of this award. Examples include: • Abstracts/presentations, manuscripts, published guidelines • Follow-on funding (e.g., grants, SBIR/STTR, angel and venture capital investment) • Milestones achieved in animal models, manufacturing and toxicity campaigns • Regulatory meetings and filings (e.g., 510K, IDE, IND, BLA, NDA) • Initiation of appropriate clinical studies • Improved diagnosis or treatment of disease • Implementation in clinical practice and community • Translation of models to other geographical areas • Translation of models to other therapeutic areas • Clinical outcomes in practice and communities • Agreements with partners and strategic collaborators to translate more broadly • Commercialization (e.g. new intellectual property, patent applications, license, commercial partnerships) • Direct-to-consumer interactions (e.g. apps) When requested, all awardees will be expected to provide updates of publications and other translational units that originated from the award. Awardees and applicants are expected to serve as reviewers for future Duke CTSI funding opportunities. CONTACT INFORMATION
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Post-Award Reporting. On or before December 1, 2020, Recipient shall provide KEDC verification, in a form and substance reasonably acceptable to KEDC, that Recipient used Award funds for the Approved Use of Award Funds. KEDC may require that Recipient submit copies of receipts, canceled checks, account statements, or other similar documentation showing that Recipient used the Award funds for the Approved Use of Award Funds.
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