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Inspiring Futures, Nurturing Possibilities
WELCOME IRU AUSTRALIA TO MALAYSIA
Rahmah Mohamed Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research & Innovation)
2012 Times Higher Education Top 100 Universities Under 50 Years = no. 98 (Only Malaysian university on the list)
2012 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Top 50 Universities Under 50 Years = no. 31 (Only Malaysian university on the list)
2012 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Asian University Rankings = no. 58
UNIVERSITIES in the 21st CENTURY
Copyright ©2010 Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. All Rights Reserved
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AEI
The assets that drive economic success: Patents
advanced research
venture capital college graduates and PhDs
COEs, Incubators, Innovation Parks
air, rail and sea hubs
*Source: Bruce Katz, TIME Magazine, 21st Oct 2010
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Innovation drives Economic Success Assets in the Campus
Main Campus in Bangi
: 1,100 hectares
Kuala Lumpur Campus
: 20 hectares
Cheras Campus
: 22 hectares
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Inspiring Futures, Nurturing Possibilities
The only national university, 42 years old Comprehensive , 12 faculties, 1 Graduate School of Business, 16 Research Institutes Research intensive 3 campuses – Bangi, Cheras, Klumpur Subcampus & research stations 14,368 undergrads, 9488 postgrad 2254 academic staff non academic 9664 staff 138,139 alumni
7 Prototypes & business models
Investors
Faculty and student
inventors
Intellectual property
Research
Knowledge of marketplace
New companies
Enriched student learning
TECHNOGENESIS MODEL
NEED INNOVATORS & ENTREPRENEURS FOR
THE INNOVATION ECONOMY
RESEARCH OUTPUT TO MARKET THROUGH NEWER MODELS OF
COMMERCIALISATION
BUILDING CAPACITY FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Students graduate with ability to grow
and launch companies
Bachelor with entrepreneurship;
Masters and PhDs in R&D, innovation, and technology
management.
PhD’s with experience in
entrepreneurship and innovation
(continuing education & life long
learning)
UKM Academic Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development
12 FACULTIES 1 Graduate School of Business
16 RESEARCH INSTITUTES
ATMA –Malay World & Civilization
IMEN –Microengineering & Nanoelectronics
ANGKASA – Space Science
Fuel Cell
SERI – Solar Energy
MGI – Genome
UMBI – Medical Molecular Biology
(UNU-IIGH) – Global Health
HADHARI – Islam Hadhari
IKON – Occidental Studies
(SEADPRI-UKM) - Disaster Prevention
IKRAB –West Asian Region Studies
IKMAS – Malaysian & International Studies
KITA – Ethnic Studies
INBIOSIS – Systems Biology
LESTARI –Environment & Sustainable Development
CR
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VIT
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IN
NO
VA
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BIODIVERSITY FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
PU
BLI
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
LICENSING
PATENTS
SME LED
INNOVATION
START-UP
JOINT VENTURE
DEGREE COURSES
LIFE LONG LEARNING COURSES
COMPETENCE BUILDING TRAINING
COURSES
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
FR
FRONTIER KNOWLEDGE
biochemistry
Government
Investors
Industry
Society
microbiology
immunology
molecular biology
botany
zoology
creativity creativity
genetics Environmental science
natural resource management
ecosystem management
natural phenomenon & disaster
conservation biology
regenerative medicine
health system community medicine health system
metabolic disorders
pathology oncology
drug discovery
biomedical engineering
epidemiology
social & biological impact geography
atmospheric science tropical climatology
solar energy
power system
marine energy biofuel
hidrogen fuel
mathematics
informatics information system
telecommunication
computer science
computer programming
polymer science
material science
electronics
physics
chemistry
business & finance
education
psychology
islamic studies
sociology
management
law
economy
creativity creativity
*Mangifera Indica
UKM Tree of Knowledge & Innovation
KN
OW
LED
GE
space science
Academia
Profession
CR
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VIT
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IN
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VA
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BIODIVERSITY FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
PU
BLI
C
GO
OD
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
LICENSING
PATENTS
SME LED
INNOVATION
START-UP
JOINT VENTURE
DEGREE COURSES
LIFE LONG LEARNING COURSES
COMPETENCE BUILDING TRAINING
COURSES
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
FR
FRONTIER KNOWLEDGE
biochemistry
Government
Investors
Industry
Society
microbiology
immunology
molecular biology
botany
zoology
creativity creativity
genetics Environmental science
natural resource management
ecosystem management
natural phenomenon & disaster
conservation biology
regenerative medicine
health system community medicine health system
metabolic disorders
pathology oncology
drug discovery
biomedical engineering
epidemiology
social & biological impact geography
atmospheric science tropical climatology
solar energy
power system
marine energy biofuel
hidrogen fuel
mathematics
informatics information system
telecommunication
computer science
computer programming
polymer science
material science
electronics
physics
chemistry
business & finance
education
psychology
islamic studies
sociology
management
law
economy
creativity creativity
UKM Tree of Knowledge & Innovation
KN
OW
LED
GE
space science
Academia
Profession
Nurturing creativity Inspiring innovation
RESEARCH PROMINENCE
Strategic Alliances & Nobel Mindset
• Nurture the very best researchers - The best people will adapt and seize new opportunities as the world around them changes.
• Provide stimulating environment that support their creativity
• Crucial investment for those able to work at the leading edge of research and its exploitation
• Quality of research students needs to be as high as possible and mechanisms to identify the best need to be in placed
8 NICHE AREAS OF RESEARCH -24 CLUSTERS-189 RESEARCH GROUPS-2000 RESEARCHERS
CHAIRS - 8 NICHE AREAS OF RESEARCH
ALLIANCES & COLLABORATION
UKM Staff
Graduated
with PhD =
101
Study Leave
= 60
MoU = 5
MoA = 4
LoI = 9
UKM- AUSTRALIA COLLABORATION
Germany Max-Planck Institute USA
MIT Stevens Inst of Tech
John Hopkins
New Zealand University of Wellington
USA SRI
South Korea KRIBB
Seoul National University UK
LMB
International Collaborations with Universities
Bangladesh Yunus Center KSA
KAUST
Australia Universities
Japan Riken
Cuba Finlay
Quality of Innovative Human Capital
Research Prominence
Moving Research to the Market-Place
• Strengthen STEM education in schools
• Gifted & Talented Program PERMATAPintar
• Tertiary curriculum in TEST and IHLs for industry needs
• Career development program for Scientists
• Attachment at advanced facilities e.g. Brook Haven Lab, Center for Advanced Technology, Cold Spring Harbor Lab, Earth Inst. Columbia Univ
• Postgraduate programs • Laureate-in Residence
Program at Malaysian Research Universities (MRU)
• Post-doctoral/Senior scientists attachment in Centers of Excellence & industry
• Start-up CEO internship program at SBU Incubator
• Collaboration on applied research in ICT at the Center of Excellence in Wireless and IT,Stony Brook Univ
• Entrepreneur-in- Residence Program – NYU-Poly Incubator
MOE MOHE MOSTI
MOHE MOSTI
MOHE MOSTI
NYAS – Cradle to Career (C2C) Development of Innovative Human Capital
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Tasik Chini
UKM
First UNESCO Geopark in South East Asia
(Langkawi Geopark) UKM
Yunus Centre for Social Business
UKM
Earth Institute Regional Center
USM
UM Tropical Infectious Diseases Research and
Education Center (TIDREC)
UM Power Energy Dedicated Advanced Centre (UMPEDAC)
RU Iconic Projects
MRU International Research Collaborations
Smart & gifted HS
Community Engagement –Kerinchi Flats
Teman 1 Azam- Single Parents
LiR
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PERMATApintar Negara
PERMATApintar Negara and its contribution to the Talent Base
Libraries
Labs Researchers
Professors
Supplies the Talent Base for the Future Needs of the Nation
Structural Biology Collaboration - UoS
• Collaboration in structural biology with the University of Sheffield
• Sharing and transfer of technical expertise and technology.
• Access to structural biology infrastructure: X-ray sources, NMR, Cryo-EM at UoS
• Access to synchrotron light sources: – DIAMOND, Oxford, UK
– ESRF, Grenoble, France
• Access to collaborative international funding and research networks
– PMI2 funding
– Publications
DIAMOND synchrotron light source, Oxford
Science September 2012 Follow up to Science, Vol.317, August, 2007.
UKM Experts Website
http://experts.scival.com/ukm
INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT RESEARCH : GLOBAL & NATIONAL
STRATEGY : Build enterprise-wide
infrastructure that accelerates the pace of
research
Tasik Chini - UNESCO
designated Biosphere Reserve
(May 2009). UKM PPTC & ECER
UNESCO Recognition
• Langkawi first UNESCO
Geopark in South East Asia
(June 2007). Pusat
Penyelidikan L angkawi
Mersing Marine Ecosystem
Research Station
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Tasik
Chini Research Station Fraser’s Hill Research Station
LIVING LABS@UKM
Lata Jarum Freshwater
Recreational Forest Research
Station
Largest riverine
mangrove forest & one
out of four RAMSAR
sites in Peninsular
Malaysia.
Sg Pulai Research
Station focuses on the
biological constituents of
mangrove ecosystems
Rafflesia Genomics
UKM Bangi
Permanent Forest
Reserve
LIVING LABS@UKM
C. elegans Research Laboratory - UKM
UKM INNOVATION PARK
MALAYSIA GENOME INSTITUTE
High Performance Computing Facility
2nd Generation Sequencing
Proteomics
Laboratory space for postgraduate student
placement
RESEARCH PROMINENCE
Competency 2009 2010 2011
No. of DC 6 20 21
No. of EC 50 50 86
DC: Distinctive Competency EC : Emerging Competency
Source: Scival Spotlight, June 2012
Competency 2011
DC: Distinctive Competency 21
EC : Emerging Competency 86
DC 8 DC 4
DC 12 DC 2
DC 3 DC 25
DC 17
DC 24
DC 11 DC 6
DC 13 DC 19
DC 9
DC 1 DC 15
DC 23
DC 5 DC 7
DC 18
EC 14
EC 34
EC 48
EC 51
EC 21
EC 60
EC 36
EC 31
EC 35
EC 84
Competency Top Disciplines
DC 1 Language Learning; Engineering Education; Science Education
DC 2 Heat Transfer; Friction Lubrication & Wear; Simulation
DC 3 Materials Processing; Metallurgy; Macromolecules & Polymers
DC 4 Applied Math & Computation; Simulation; Chaos Fractals & Complexity
DC 5 Antenna; Antennae; Mobile Radio; Signal Processing
DC 6 Bone & Osteoporosis; Molecular Medicine; Phytochemistry
DC 7 Data Mining; Power Transmission; Power Distribution
DC 8 Nonlinear Analysis; Applied Math & Computation
DC 9 Educational Psychology ; Engineering Education; Econometrics
DC 11 Water Waste; Marine Pollution ; Solar & Wind Power ;
Source: Scival Spotlight, June 2012
Question Mark
Star
Dog Cash Cow (Blue Ocean)
Co
mp
eten
cy G
row
th
Relative Market Share
Hig
h
Low High
Low
DC 18: Photonics DC 9: Educational Psychology
DC 1: Language Learning
DC 5: Antenna
DC 4: Applied Math & Computation
DC 3: Materials Processing
EC 69: Power Distribution
EC 14: Photonics
EC 73: Electrochemistry
EC 76: Mycology
EC 64: Data Mining
DC 6: Bone & Osteoporosis
EC 34: Crystallography
DC 17: Food Engineering
DC 2: Heat Transfer
DC 8: Nonlinear Analysis
Source: Scival Spotlight, June 2012
Developing the Entrepreneurship Environment in Universities
RESEARCH TO MARKETPLACE
Multiplier Effect of RU Funding on Commercialization Activities
Untapped Wealth
in UKM R&D and IP
Technology Transfer
Framework
Wealth Generation
Benefit to Society
Job Creation Economic Growth
INVESTMENT OF RM 1.5 MILLION
GRANTS RECEIVED: RM
25 MIL
5 YEAR REVENUE PROJECTION RM
100 MIL
50 JOBS CREATED
INTANGIBLE
RM10.78 billion
RU as Engine of Wealth Creation
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Allocated for RU (2007–2011)
Wealth Creation (2010 – 2020) Forecast
Source : 1 – NKEA, 2010, 2 – RU Data Compilation, 2012
Key Contributors •GNI from EPP1
RM10.78 billion •Total revenue from research universities over 5 years2
RM2.67 billion •Revenue from innovative research to market place2
RM32.6 million •Jobs creation1
182,720 RM2.67 billion RM1.86
billion
Generated Revenue (2007 – 2011)
Government
Charities
Industry
Assignment of intellectual property rights
New sponsored research
Research funding source
Inside the University Outside the University
Tech Transfer Office & IP Rights
Management Team
Tech Transfer Company
Spin-outs
Licences
Consulting
R&D Commercialization Ecosystem
Centre for Collaborative Innovation (CCI)
UKM Technology Sdn. Bhd. (UKMTech)
Disclosure IP Due Diligence
IP Protection Strategy & Filling
Product Development&
Technology Screening
Commercial Due
Diligence
Commercialisation Committee
Commercial Strategy
IP outright sale / Licensing
Start – up company (STU) / JV
Manage STUs & Exit
Strategy
Business Plan
UKM Commercialization Model
IPs with commercial potential:
68
Iceberg Model for status of IPs in UKM (2011)
IPs that need to be exploited:
308
Tip of iceberg
Learning and sharing best practices with leading companies, universities, and government
Industry Partners & International Linkages
Fundings Development Capacity Building
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RUs’ Start-up as Innovation Vehicle
from Harvard University, Cambridge Created US$3.7 billion in revenue and 3,000 job opportunities
from Stanford University, California Created US$37.9 billion in revenue and 33,000 job opportunities
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge Raised US$250 million in investment and 400 job opportunities
How relevant is university start-up role as the innovation vehicle, economic driver and job creator? Let’s review some of the start-ups :
STU Profile Research Commercialization
University Start Up Companies
As of 2011, over 30 start up companies were formed to commercialize RU research & innovation - job creation
BLOCK BUSTERS Vs
VOLUME MODEL
RM105 million
UKM Innovative R&D as Engine of Wealth Creation
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Generated Revenue (2005–2012)
Wealth Creation (Forecast) (2005 – 2015)
Source : UKM Data Compilation, 2005-2012
Key Contributors (for the forecasted RM100 million)
•Revenue from University Start-ups
70% or RM73.5 million •Revenue from Technology Licensing
30% or RM31.5 million •Jobs creation
260
RM40.2 million RM2.5
million
Grants Received (2005 – 2011)
Student Initiated Start Up in UKM • Final year Actuarial Science student set
up www.actuary.my portal in July 2010: – Actuarial One-stop Info Center
– Actuarial Web-based Education & Tutorial Center
• After 3 months: – More than 700 registered users for Web-based Actuarial
Mock Exam System (WAMESTM)
– 300 registered users for portal
– More than 800 FaceBook fans
– Google PageRank 4/10
• UKM assisted the start up by providing seed grant from UKM’s Dana Inovasi, and mentoring and office space in UKM Technology’s Incubator in UKM
Meliodiosis Diagnostic test kit and vacine for detecting and cure the infection of melioidosis. Lead reseacher: Prof Dr Rahmah Mohamed Company: Credo Technology Sdn Bhd Contact person: Kamarul Huda Kamaruddin E-mail: [email protected]
Diagnostic has never been this accurate
Today a reader, tomorrow a leader
Child reading performance test A tool to test a child’s reading performance and progress, and detect learning disabilities and eyesight problems. Learning disability is a serious problem. 30-50% of the population has undiagnosed learning disabilities. KieVision aiming to be the leading provider of learning aid and learning disabilities solutions. Key products include innovative Internet based solution that can detect a child’s reading performance and progress, learning disabilities and eyesight problems.
KieVision Sdn Bhd
Level 3, Bangunan Wawasan, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor Malaysia. T: 603-8921-3545 F: 603-8926-9487 E: [email protected]
Entering US Market
BRIM Immobilizer Life-saving immobilization and stabilization device for ‘open-book’ pelvic fractures cases. Lead reseacher: Prof Dr Ismail Mohd Saiboon Company: Compleo Technology Sdn Bhd Contact person: Abdul Rahman Hisham E-mail: [email protected]
Saving lives in an emergency
Market to EU through ISIS Oxford
Solar Charger Portable solar charger device using free solar to charge small electronic devices. Lead reseacher: Assoc. Prof. dr. Nowshad Amin Company: UgreenTech Sdn Bhd Contact person: Akmal Hilmi Mohd Mashudi E-mail: [email protected]
Learn it, adopt it, use it
Penetrated Market in Bangladesh
Key Features & Benefits: O Domestic & International Entrepreneurship Ecosystem - By Major Technology Segment - Software, Materials, Energy, etc. O Entrepreneurs: - Collaboration with Research Univ & Companies - Supportive Ecosystem - Angel and VC Investor Awareness - Accelerator & Incubator Access O Universities: - Technology Ctrs of Excellence Between Universities - Corp Collaboration & Partnerships - Corp $$$ (Funded Research) - Licensing & Spinouts - Entrepreneurship Ecosystem O Corporations: - Collaborative Univ Research - Development of a Tech Ecosystem in a primary segment of interest - Startup & Tech awareness - Influence thru market needs awareness - Personnel!Future Employees O Investors: - Awareness: Startups & Research - Feeder for other programs - Accelerators - Incubators O Professionals: - Networking and New Customers
UKM MeetUp Group Enabled Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
MEET (Malaysia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem for Technology)
Topical MeetUp Groups
(Energy, Ag., Medical, etc.) Monthly Meetings In-Person & Virtual
~3 Universities With Focused
Sector Expertise
Expand to 10 with International Entrepreneurs
Professionals (Lawyers,
Accountants, etc.)
Government Officials (By Sector Interest)
Angel & Venture Capital
3-5 Companies With Focused Sector Expertise
Expand to 10 With International
CMLV Stevens
NJ ISIS
Oxford
UKMTECH INCUBATOR
WAY FORWARD MRU-IRU HOW CAN WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER
STRATEGY FOR HUMAN CAPITAL
President Improve working environment for technical staff &
researchers
Faculties / Graduate Schools Institutes
Niche
SERVICE- Consultation , quality framework , documentation , publicity support.
Faculties and Researcher
Research Staff Research Admin
Creating Innovation
Research Prominence
Retain, recruit, train and develop top
research teams
Strategic Support for Scientist Career Development
Mentor Young Researchers Retired Prof.
Sen. Prof
Prof.
Assoc . Prof.
PostDoc
PhD Students
National & International Presence
Best Practices
NYAS Young Researchers Program etc
Key Features & Benefits: O Domestic & International Entrepreneurship Ecosystem - By Major Technology Segment - Software, Materials, Energy, etc. O Entrepreneurs: - Collaboration with Research Univ & Companies - Supportive Ecosystem - Angel and VC Investor Awareness - Accelerator & Incubator Access O Universities: - Technology Ctrs of Excellence Between Universities - Corp Collaboration & Partnerships - Corp $$$ (Funded Research) - Licensing & Spinouts - Entrepreneurship Ecosystem O Corporations: - Collaborative Univ Research - Development of a Tech Ecosystem in a primary segment of interest - Startup & Tech awareness - Influence thru market needs awareness - Personnel!Future Employees O Investors: - Awareness: Startups & Research - Feeder for other programs - Accelerators - Incubators O Professionals: - Networking and New Customers
MRU- IRU MeetUp Group Enabled Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
MEET (Malaysia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem for Technology)
Topical MeetUp Groups
(Energy, Ag., Medical, etc.) Monthly Meetings In-Person & Virtual
~3 Universities With Focused
Sector Expertise
Expand to 10 with International Entrepreneurs
Professionals (Lawyers,
Accountants, etc.)
Government Officials (By Sector Interest)
Angel & Venture Capital
3-5 Companies With Focused Sector Expertise
Expand to 10 With International
TERIMA KASIH/THANK YOU
MRU-IRU AUSTRALIA
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