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Interview at R1 university but research credentials are not extravagant

Background:  I am currently tenure track at a teaching university with ungodly course / service loads.  My goal is to do research and I have gotten an interview at a nearby university, which is highly focused on research.  However, my publications and funding are very nill.  I only published one paper in my PhD (a "current state of the art" review paper), and most of my other publications were internal reports at the company I worked for, not peer reviewed, and very dry, non-academic quality.  However, I have technical skills and super powers which is what probably got me the interview. I was wondering if anyone could give me tips that might help me out, or has been on a search committee at an R1 or similar.  My plan for the presentation is as follows:

 ~~Background on myself~~

~~Teaching, classes developed, course loads / pedagogy~~

~~Past technical projects (non published :( , but I have physical show and tell)~~

~~Current research focus and plan, and what I am working on~~

~~Current grants submitted~~

~~Future grants I am planning on submitting~~  

Big question is whether to talk about my Ph.D. (nothing really came of it but it was neat), and what I need to be successful at the R1 (students, lab, start up funds, faculty interested in xyz ).

Anything else I should include or mention?

**Edit:**  Ok obviously glad I posted this.  FYI im in Electrical Eng.  So my PhD didnt really go anywhere (finished 2 years ago), so I guess I will present what I am working on now.  Unfortunately I dont have a lot of results yet. It is an idea in progress.  It would mostly be a technical talk about the idea, and how I am going to accomplish it. How about this

* Background on Tech  (5 min)

* Proposal ( 15 minutes )

* Strategy to accomplish it w/current work done ( 15 minute )

* Funding sources identified ( 1 - 2 slides )

* Broader impacts (plus: undergrad research, incorporate Ph.D. work, etc.)

* Research spin off ideas ( other things I can work on once this work is done )

* Beg for mercy and to be pulled out of my current hell hole ( 1 - 2 slides )

* Advanced Groveling Techniques ( 1 - 2 Slides )

Ok maybe not the last two.

**Edit 2**  Per your advice, I emailed the search committee.  The contact said include: "your research philosophy, your teaching philosophy, and show that you are going to write research proposals and state the research potential agencies"
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One of the most important things we consider is the future research of a candidate. What intellectual contribution you will make during your CAREER? What are the funding agencies and specific programs you will target? What are the broader impacts of your research? How will you integrate our students into your research plan? Will you collaborate with other faculty in the department? These are some of the important questions that should be answered during your talk.