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1==Progress Report==Catherine matched patents, grants, and clinical trials to Medical Centers. She is currently working on putting all the data into a database. ==Project Data Location== E:\McNair\Projects\Biotech Project ==Dependencies==*Patent Data: http://mcnair.bakerinstitute.org/wiki/Patent_Data*Federal Grant Data: http://mcnair.bakerinstitute.org/wiki/Federal_Grant_Data*FDA Trials: http://mcnair.bakerinstitute. Collect addressesorg/wiki/FDA_Trials_Data ==Project Overview=====Med Center Data===Project data is in: E:\McNair\Projects\Biotech Project\medcenter data Catherine collected all center, institution, and hospital address, zipcode, and phone numbersnumber data from all United States medical centers. Intending to use this as the basis analyzing the other data gathered. ===Clinical Trial Data===Project data is in: E:\McNair\Projects\FDA Trials Jeemin collected all data in textpad. There are more entries than excel rows, and need to fix the textpad things before looking at stuff again 1. Find the zipcodes that correspond with medical center zipcodes 2. See if the names of medical centers can be matched as well 3. go back and their hospitals, research centers, and labsfix the problems encountered===Patent Data===Project data is in: E:\McNair\Projects\PatentData*not sure if ready to use yet*1. Find a way to combine all the excel data onto a couple of spreadsheets 2. Isolate specific search to see if medical center names and/or zipcodes correspond with already found zipcodes===NSF/NIH Grants===Raw Project data is in: E:\McNair\Projects\Federal Grant Data Compiled Excel Data for each NIH grants can be found in my Biotech Project folder in the grants section. 1. Find a way to combine all the excel data onto a couple of spreadsheets 2. search to see if medical centernames and/or zipcodes correspond with already found zipcodes ==Deliverables== week 3-7: put all data into a database week 10-14: finish making the database, figure out what other data I want to pull and what data visualizations I want to make week 17-21: look at all data, make outline week 24-28: finish outline, write draft, edit draft
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{{Project|Has project output=Data|Has sponsor=McNair ProjectsCenter
|Has title=Medical Centers and Grants
|Has owner=Catherine Kirby,
|Has start date=Spring 2017
|Has deadline=November 16, 2017|Has keywords=Entrepreneurship, Start-ups, Patents, Grants, Medical Centers, Biotechnology,Data
|Has project status=Active
}}
==Project Description==
This project revolves around examining Medical Centers and viewing their research to see how innovative it is and whether or not Medical Centers in the U.S. are using the grants and money they receive to discover and create new treatments and services. For this project, I plan on collecting data on patents, NIH and NSF grants, and clinical trial data based on zipcodes of medical centers to show how much innovation occurs in these centers. For each research dataset, I plan on finding how many of each type of event (patent, trial, grant) is filed under each zipcode. At this time, I have all the raw data for each research dataset and am going through using regular expressions, I plan on finding out how many matches I have by the end of this week (March 23). After examining these results, I will decide how to present the data and create a paper around it.
