Everlasting power ... 16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan 1
Everlasting power ...
516 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
HealthySpoiling
Burden
Tasking
Faci
litat
ing
Everlasting power ...
6
Utility
FundamentalUnderstanding
YES
NO
YESNO
16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
National Research InstitutesLEMRENAS
Prof. Dr. SudjonoDjunedPoesponegoro
Indonesian Science AssemblyMIPI (1956)
Prof. SarwonoPrawirohardjo
LIPI (1967)Prof. SarwonoPrawirohardjo
PresidentRI Law5/1956
KMNRT (1973): Prof. Sumitro Djojohadikusumo
Department of National ResearchDURENAS (1962)
Prof. Dr. SudjonoDjunedPoesponegoro
16 November 2009 10OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
Everlasting power ...
1880 1900 200019501910 1920 1930 1940 1960 1970 1980 19901890 2010 2020
World W
ar II
Fall of Soekarno
“Reform
asi”
Science for economy State gloryPragmatism-technocratic Transactional
16 November 2009 11OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
??
Eijkman, Vening
Meinesz, Van Bemmelen
Pacific ScienceCongress
NatWetensch. Raad voor Ned. Ind.
?
LIPI
MIPI
AIPILAPANBATAN
BAKOPUSPIPTEK
Foreign technol Habibie nomics
Law 17/2007
Everlasting power ...
Science projects are decided by politicians, not by the peer groups/society• Poor understanding the difference and link between
science and technology• Unclear division and link of science and education,
researchers and lecturers • One-to-one state to science relation
Shift from public and state goods to traded goods (?)• Science, like technology, can be purchased, it is available
in the market (?)16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan
Sopaheluwakan12
Everlasting power ...
16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
1616
Continue the state unity, improve HR quality,
strong mastery in S & T, strengthen economic
competitiveness
Everlasting power ...KerangkadanStrategiPembangunan Iptek
16 November 2009 17OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
•Competitive products•Highly competitivemarket
Value•Innovative prototypes•Laboratories
•Initial commercial products•Targeted (and protected?)market
•Bench innovative products•Workshops
•Pilot products•Limited test market
Innovations•Market oriented•Risk assessment•Convergent•Even higher density•More external contribution
Technical Units•(Semi)market oriented•Risk oriented•(more) convergent•Higher density•(initial) external contribution
Start Ups•Full market oriented•Risk taking•Full convergence•Densified•Open from any sources
Coy’s.. Etc•Full market operation•Avoid risk•Continuously convergent•Always dense•Open, flexible sourcing
Res.Centers•Generic•Little risk•Divergent•Low density•(can be) fully internal
Valorisation of science
Everlasting power ...
18
Everlasting power ...
16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
19
•Competitive products•Highly competitivemarket
Value•Innovative prototypes•Laboratories
•Initial commercial products•Targeted (and protected?)market
•Bench innovative products•Workshops
•Pilot products•Limited test market
Lipistatin
Biodegradableplasticizer
Multifeed stock 4 biofuel production
Microalgalbase energy
Bamboo composite
Lipid from marine microalgae
Bio-nano composite
Electric FuelTreatment
Flavonoid drug development
Polimercatalyst
Everlasting power ...
President
Minister1
R & D Agency
Minister2
R & D Agency
Min Ristek
Deputies
LIPI BPPT BATAN LAPAN BAKOS BAPETEN BSN
DepartmentalR & D
Research Coordination –Non Ministerial Govt Research Inst.
AIPI
“National Innovation Center”
Nat. Res. Council
Everlasting power ...
8 June, 2008 Senter Novem 22
Ministry Economic
Affairs
Ministry Education
and Science
NUFFIC
Ministry Development Cooperation
SENTER
KNAW
NWO
WOTROSPIN
Research institutes and UniversitiesSME’s
DRN
JWC-NL
MoRT
AIPI
JWC IND
Research institutes and Universities
RUTI and other national research funds
Twinning in consortia
Everlasting power ...
•All 5 functions are conducted at an institution level•The case of LIPI
•Magic box trap and underinvestment: high expectation of “quick solution” by the society, government and people
Burden
•Well distribution of functions to specialized institutions•Scientists may focus on its “natural” home: academic and invention
•Economic (innovation), societal and state functions are in different institutions•Re: Renee van Kessel-Hagesteijn’s presentation on public science funding
“Luxury”
16 November 2009 OSM09-Performing Research-Jan Sopaheluwakan
23
HealthySpoiling
Burden
Tasking
Faci
litat
ing