Title: Industrial Innovation and Parnerships IIP
1Industrial Innovation and Partnerships
Kesh Narayanan Division Director
2Industrial Innovation and Partnerships
Division Director
Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers
Office of Industrial Innovation
Grant Opportunities for Academic Liaison
with Industry
Small Business Innovation Research
Partnerships for Innovation
Small Business Technology Transfer
American Competitiveness Initiative
3Discovery to Innovation
- Discovery University
- Innovation Path
- Students
- IP Licensing
- Start-ups
- STTR/SBIR
4Key Elements for Birth and Survival of Small
Businesses
5Startup Companies Formed by U.S. Universities,
2004
AUTM Survey 2006
6Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers
(I/UCRC)
- Center for Sensors and Actuators U. C.- Berkeley
/ Dust Networks - Wireless sensors called Smart
Dust that can track troop movement or traffic
density for example.
- Hayward, Calif., September 14, 2006 Dust
Networks, (www.dustnetworks.com), one of the
recipients of The Wall Street Journal's 2006
Global Technology Innovation Awards. - Chris Pister, Student-Faculty-Founder
7NSF SBIR/STTR Innovation Model
Unique to NSF
Phase IBThird-PartyInvestment
Private Sector or Non-SBIR Investment
Phase IIBThird-PartyInvestment
MATCH MAKER
STTR 150K
PHASE I Feasibility Research 100k/6 mos 150k/12
mos
PHASE III Product Development to Commercial Market
PHASE II Research towards Prototype 500k/24 mos
8Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)Small
Business Technology Transfer (STTR)
- eSpin Technologies Partnered with Tennessee to
move polymeric nanofiber research from a
laboratory scale to a manufacturing facility.
Filtration potential cuts across automotive,
aerospace, healthcare and other industrial
customers.
9Economic Impact
10Economic Impact
11Partnerships forDiscovery to Innovation
- Innovation Grant
- Translational Research
- University Industry GUIRR
- Centers and Small Businesses