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Tech Transfer and Commercialization
NCSA, UIUC
Sept. 15, 2005
Shalini Dewan
Technology Program Coordinator/ Sector Manager, TRECC
National Center for Supercomputing Applications
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Cyberresources
Recent Scientific Studies at NCSA
Computational Biology
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Weather Forecasting
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Innovative Computing to Innovative
Programs
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Tech Transfer and Commercialization
Recent History
• Strategic development: fluid and responsive TRECC model
• Campus Engagement
• Public Engagement
• Connect researchers/entrepreneurs with funding opportunities
• Connect to collaborators
• Web based initiatives
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TRECC Accelerator
IDEA
Facilitated Technology Transfer
Reducing Idea “Time to Market
Basic R&D
Technology
Evaluation
Prototyping
& Testing
Application
Prototyping
Clear Requirements Accelerate Innovation
Test
Deployment
Testing &
Scale Up
Research
Scale Up
Commercial
Production
Market
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Key Discriminators
Operational Capability
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Technology research acceleration leads to accelerated technology
transfer and technology commercialization.
The technologies/capabilities selected for acceleration align with
Future Naval Capabilities.
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Problem/Readiness/Champions
Problem Being Addressed
• Acceleration of transfer of research technologies into the Navy and
DoD and acceleration into the marketplace sooner.
Technology Readiness Level
• This technology has completed level 2 (technology concept
formulated).
Champions
• ONR has requested that University of Illinois undertake this initiative
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and supports allocating $500K of TRECC Program funds.
UI supports this initiative because it promotes entrepreneurship and
business start-up.
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Milestones/Deliverable/Date/Status
Milestones
Deliverable
Date
Status
Project Status
Quarterly
Updates
Interim Written
Report
Oct. 15, 2005
In process
Jan. 15, 2005
Future
April 15, 2006
Future
May 15, 2006
Future
Estimated Budget = $500 K
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Tech Transfer and Commercialization
• First year pilot program: Identify technologies of future naval
capabilities and requirements
• Seeking to “close the gap” from research to deployment
• Working with the Offices of Technology Management at
UIUC and UIC
Hope is to tag researchers with Science and Technology
contacts within the Navy, DoD, or in Federal agencies!
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Helping stellar University
of Illinois researchers
achieve their goals
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Technologies selected
for current year
Project Title
Researcher
Unit
Intelligent Multisensor Fusion
Thomas
Anastasio
Beckman Institute
Toward Hazard Awareness Spaces
Peter Bajcsy
NCSA
High-Efficiency Hemostatic Agents
James H.
Morrissey
Biochemistry/
Medicine
Thin Film Liquid Conductivity Sensor
Mark
Shannon
Mechanical
Engineering
Mobius: Software for Analysis and
Optimization of Complex Systems
William
Sanders
Coordinated Science
Lab
Rapid Viral Infectivity Detection
Robert
Folberg
Dept. Of
Pathology,UIC
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Helping stakeholders
achieve their goals
How do we continue to meet the needs of the University
and the community?
Automate and streamline our services by developing webbased tools!
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Upcoming launch of TRECC
WEB CRAWLER
• Access from TRECC web site
• Search from database of posted federal funding
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opportunities
Automated search from current open opportunities
Customizable to user
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Tech Transfer and Commercialization
Next Steps
TRECC Business Portal
•Promote inter-institutional research collaborations
–Test bed within campus
–Stanford-preliminary handshake agreement
•Provide access to tools to work collaboratively
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For
For current
current status,
status, see:
see:
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/AboutUs/NCSABuildingWebcam.html
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/AboutUs/NCSABuildingWebcam.html
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Thank you!
Shalini Dewan
TRECC, NCSA
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
sdewan@ncsa.uiuc.edu
217.265.7605
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