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College of Pharmacy Administrative Organization, 2005 33
34 Research and Scholarship Research is a fundamental mission of the College of Pharmacy. Faculty, students, and research staff are extensively involved in the discovery and contribution of knowledge to the pharmaceutical sciences, which cover all aspects of the discovery, development, and use of medicines. The research mission is inextricably intertwined with the education of students in all programs of the college and in particular with the graduate programs. The four major focus areas of pharmaceutical research are organized by PhD specialties. Medicinal chemistry and pharmacognosy involves design and discovery of new drugs via synthetic medicinal chemistry, natural products chemistry and molecular modeling. Pharmaceutics focuses on drug delivery and targeting systems to optimize the therapeutic utility of drugs. Pharmacology examines William Hayton the biochemical and physiological mechanisms by which drugs exert their therapeutic activity. Pharmacy practice and administration involves the determination of optimal therapies and dosage regimens of drugs, examination of economic issues related to use of drugs, study of patients' behaviors relative to use of medicines, and the study of medication use safety. This past academic year was very productive for our research and scholarship, achieving unparalleled levels for the College. These accomplishments are the reflection of the high-quality research being performed on a daily basis by faculty, students, postdoctoral scholars, and research staff. The number of refereed publications totaled 164 in 2004, an increase of approximately 64% from 2003. The College's research portfolio includes research grants and contracts from NIH, NSF, US Army Breast Cancer and Prostate Cancer Research Programs, other federal agencies, the State of Ohio, the pharmaceutical industry, and private foundations and donors. Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the distribution of the total research funding and the NIH funding.
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