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Technology Commercialization Training Program

at UC San Diego for the

Korea Institute for the Advancement of Technology (KIAT)

Arrival: Monday, November 2, 2009

Departure: Thursday, November 12, 2009

This is the central component of an in-service professional development program for Korean technology commercialization professionals organized by UCSD Global CONNECT in collaboration with the von Liebig Center at the Jacobs School of Engineering at UCSD, on behalf of the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology (KIAT). The purpose of the program is to enhance the professionals' skills and knowledge through in-depth exposure to, and practical experience with, the technology commercialization process in San Diego, California. Program participants include technology transfer/commercialization professionals, entrepreneurs, and others in the innovation community.

The Korea Institute for the Advancement of Technology (KIAT) is a public institute founded under Article 38 of the Industrial Technology Innovation Promotion Act. KIAT conducts activities to promote technological policy, including:

medium- and long-term planning and results analysis; the construction of an industrial technology infrastructure; and the transfer and commercialization of industrial technology.

The UC San Diego campus, with the community of

La Jolla in the background.

 

 

   

Day 1, Tuesday, November 3

 
   
Welcome to UCSD!
Ken Olson
   
Schematic of Complete Tech Transfer Ken Olson
   
Overview of principal organizations in the San Diego tech community
Guest Speaker: Greg Horowitt (Global CONNECT)
   
Ridge Technologies
Guest Speaker: Stan Sewitch, CEO, Ridge Technologies
   
   
Day 2, Wednesday, November 4
 
   
The Researcher's/Inventor's Perspective
Guest speaker: Yu Qiao
   
Entrepreneur Panel: Life Sciences-Commercializing New Technologies
Moderator: Greg Horowitt
 
Panelists: Judy Muller-Cohn (Biomatrica), Tim Scott (Pharmatek)
 
Martin Kleckner (UP Laboratories)
   
Entrepreneur Panel: High Tech
Moderator: Greg Horowitt
 
Panelists: Stanley Kim (formerly Softmax), Mark Pydynowski (Somark Innovations), Jonathan Hughes (ID Analytics)
   
Strategy for Technology Transfer and Licensing
Mincheol Kim, attorney (Knobbe Martens)
   
   
Day 3, Thursday, November 5
 
   
Cultural Aspects of Innovation
Ken Liu
   
Is Tech Transfer Rational?
Bob Slapin
   
Angel Investing--What capital providers want to know
Ralph Mayer, Tech Coast Angels
   
Venture Capital--What capital Providers want to know Chris Rowan
   
Grant Funding for Entrepreneurs
Mary Zoeller
   
   
Day 4, Friday, November 6
 
   
Early Stage Tech Transfer Processes
Melissa Fitzgerald (UCSD Tech Transfer)
   
Points to Consider in Licensing University Technology  
   
Protection and Licensing
Roger Rappaport (Procopio)
   
Proof of concept
Rosibel Ochoa, Peter Akman (von Liebig Center)
   
Team Assignements/Orientation to Team Process
Peter Akman (von Liebig Center)
   
Tips and case studies
Rosibel Ochoa, Peter Akman (von Liebig center)
   
   
Day 5, Monday, November 9
 
   
Bootstrapping a University Technology
Doug Giese
   
   
Day 6, Tuesday, November 10
 
   
Technology Transfer Professor Kyoung-Ryung Seong
   
Contracts and Commercialization Guest Speaker: Gioia Messinger
   
How Licensing Saved the Company
Rick Conwell, CEO, Digirad
   

 

Additional Resources:

Lessons Learned from Quantitative and Qualitative Research in the U.S. and the U.K.

Phillip H. Phan, Lally School of Management & Technology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and

Donald S. Siegel, Professor and Associate Dean, A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management University of California at Riverside, April 2006

Technology Transfer and Commercialization Partnerships

Diane Palmintera, Jerrill Joy, Echo XiaoXiang Lin, Innovation Associates, October 2007

Accelerating Economic Development Through University Technology Transfer

Diane Palmintera, Robert Hodgson, Louis Tornatzky, Echo XiaoXiang Lin

Innovation Associates, February 2005

 

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