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Title: Promoting Research and Innovation


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Promoting Research and Innovation
  • John Lie
  • University of California, Berkeley

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Mission of the Public Research University
Creation of new Knowledge- Research/Graduate
Teaching.
Enhance Societal Impact- the service
role Foster Entrepreneurship, Tech transfer.
Educate future leaders- Improve the
undergraduate experience.
Insure Access across Socioeconomic
Spectrum- Public University Role.
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Berkeley ranks first among U.S. Universities
  • 32 Research Programs Considered Distinguished
  • 35 Graduate Programs Considered Among Top Ten
  • 19 Nobel Laureates (current former faculty)
  • 131 Members National Academy of Sciences
  • 74 Members of the National Academy of Engineering
  • 17 Recipients of the National Medal of Science
  • 235 Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and
    Sciences
  • 155 Guggenheim Awards (in past 20 years)
  • 28 MacArthur Fellowships (in past 20 years)

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Top Graduate Programs
  • UC Berkeley
  • Engineering (3)
  • Economics (3)
  • English (1)
  • History (2)
  • Psychology (2)
  • Sociology (2)
  • Biological Sciences (2)
  • Chemistry (1)
  • Computer Science (1)
  • Geology (3)
  • Applied Mathematics (5)
  • Source US News World Report, 2006
  • Harvard University
  • Engineering (20)
  • Economics (3)
  • English (1)
  • History (4)
  • Psychology (5)
  • Sociology (8)
  • Biological Sciences (2)
  • Chemistry (2)
  • Computer Science (20)
  • Geology (7)
  • Applied Mathematics (21)

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Why?
  • The Usual Suspects
  • 1. Money
  • 2. People
  • 3. Context

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Money
  • Total Research Expenditures (FY 2003)
  • Harvard 409 million (US)
  • MIT 486 million (US)
  • Stanford 603 million (US)
  • UC Berkeley 507 million (US)
  • Source National Science Foundation

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Research Funds by Sponsor

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People - Students
  • Fall 2005 Student Distribution
  • 20 International Graduate Students
  • (1761 out of total 10,036)


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People FacultySampling of Electrical
Engineering Faculty
  • Venkat Anantharam
  • Babak Ayazifar
  • Ahmad Bahai
  • Jose M. Carmena
  • Constance Chang-Hasnain
  • Nathan W. Cheung
  • Leon O. Chua
  • John Chuang
  • Laurent El Ghaoui
  • Chenming Hu
  • Tsu-Jae King
  • Ernest S. Kuh
  • Edward A. Lee
  • Ali Niknejad
  • Borivoje Nikolic
  • Abhay Parekh
  • Albert Pisano
  • Kameshwar Poolla
  • Kannan Ramchandran
  • Anant Sahai
  • Alberto L. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli
  • S. Shankar Sastry
  • Sanjit A. Seshia
  • Costas J. Spanos
  • Vivek Subramanian
  • Norman Tien
  • David Tse
  • Pravin Varaiya
  • Martin Vetterli
  • Avideh Zakhor


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Context
  • Bureaucracy Vice Chancellor for Research
  • In fact, deeply decentralized
    interdisciplinary institutionalizations


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Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
  • Supervises over 50 Research Units, 6 Museums,
    and 7 Field Stations
  • Administers the flow of research funding to the
    Berkeley campus
  • Oversees the compliance of campus research with
    federal, state and university regulations
  • Facilitates relations between University
    researchers and private industry for the benefit
    of society

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Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
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Organized Research Units
  • Angelo Coast Range Reserve
  • Archaeological Research Facility
  • Arts Research Center
  • Berkeley Nanosciences and Nanoengineering
    Institute (BNNI)
  • Berkeley Natural History Museums
  • Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy
    (BRIE)
  • Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
  • Botanical Garden
  • California Biodiversity Center
  • California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical
    Research (QB3)
  • Cancer Research Laboratory
  • Center for African Studies
  • Center for Atmospheric Sciences
  • Center for Child and Youth Policy
  • Center for Chinese Studies
  • Center for Environmental Design Research
  • Center for Information Technology Research in the
    Interest of Society (CITRIS)


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Organized Research Units - Contd.
  • Center for Japanese Studies
  • Center for Integrative Planetary Science
  • Center for Korean Studies
  • Center for Latin American Studies
  • Center for Middle Eastern Studies
  • Center for Pure and Applied Mathematics
  • Center for Race and Gender
  • Center for South Asia Studies
  • Center for Southeast Asia Studies (CSEAS),
  • Center for Studies in Higher Education
  • Center for the Study of Law and Society
  • Center for the Study of Sexual Culture
  • Center for the Tebtunis Papyri
  • Central Sierra Snow Lab
  • Doreen B. Townsend Center for the Humanities
  • Earthquake Engineering Research Center
  • Electronics Research Laboratory
  • Emma Goldman Papers Project


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Organized Research Units - Contd.
  • Engineering Systems Research Center
  • Essig Museum of Entomology
  • Field Station for Behavioral Research
  • Functional Genomics Laboratory
  • Hastings Natural History Reservation
  • Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute
  • Human Rights Center
  • Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences
  • Institute for Environmental Science and
    Engineering
  • Institute for European Studies
  • Institute for Legal Research
  • Institute for the Study of Social Change
  • Institute of Business and Economic Research
  • Institute of East Asian Studies
  • Institute of Governmental Studies
  • Institute of Human Development
  • Institute of Industrial Relations (IIR)
  • Institute of International Studies
  • Institute of Management, Innovation and
    Organization


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Organized Research Units - Contd.
  • Institute of Personality and Social Research
  • Institute of Slavic, Eastern European and
    Eurasian Studies
  • Institute of Transportation Studies
  • Institute of Urban and Regional Development
  • Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science
  • Museum of Paleontology
  • Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
  • Office for History of Science and Technology
    (OHST)
  • Phoebe Hearst Museum of Anthropology
  • Radio Astronomy Laboratory
  • Richard B. Gump South Pacific Biological Station
    at Moorea
  • Sagehen Creek Field Station
  • Space Sciences Laboratory
  • Survey Research Center
  • Theoretical Astrophysics Center
  • University and Jepson Herbaria
  • University of California Energy Institute


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Paths to the Future- Innovation in Science and
Technology
Biotech
Nanotech
Infotech
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Biotechnology and the HEALTH SCIENCES- A Synergy
of Disciplines
Clinical Research
Chemistry
Physics
Public Health
Neuroscience
Electrical Engineering
Molecular and Cell Biology
Bioengineering
Genomics
Computer Science
19
Constellation of Nano Disciplines
Physics Chemistry Molecular and Cell Bio.
Materials Science and Engineering Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science
Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Energy and Environment Information Technology
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CITRIS Merges DisciplinesEECS/IT with the
Social Sciences
Education
Emergency Preparedness Home Defense
Energy Efficiency
Environmental Monitoring
Health Care
Transportation
Service to the Third World Using IT
Social Science, Humanities Business
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Characteristics of Successful Industrial
Consortia
  • Close involvement of company technical
    contributors with graduate students and
    faculty
  • Based on common technical interest
  • Free flow of visitors
  • Common view of importance of patents, I.P.
  • Flexible arrangements
  • 3-8 companies about right

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Building University-Industry Partnerships-
Lessons Learned
  • Use patents to enhance relationship, not as a
    revenue source.
  • Make sure University researchers focus on
    longer-term, precompetitive, multidisciplinary
    research.
  • Let technical agendas bubble up rather than being
    driven top down.

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International and Area Studies
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Regional Research University Excellence
Regional Economic Development
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Summary The Berkeley Model
  • Enough Money
  • Competition for money useful
  • Diverse Sources of Researchers
  • Different modalities styles
  • Decentralized, Interdisciplinary Institutions
  • Bottom-up, Fundamental/Upstream Research
  • Both pure and applied
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