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What constitutes successful university-business collaboration ? 10th January, 2012
Keisuke Makino, D.Sc. Vice President Director of Office of Society-Academia Collaboration for Innovation (SACI) Kyoto University 1
University-Business Collaboration in Kyoto University Kyoto University is… a representative university of Japan in research and education.
University-Business collaboration is… the contribution to our society based on university research results. the 3rd university mission (1st: Research, 2nd: Education).
Core competences on University-Business collaboration are… Patent Evaluation, Marketing, Licensing and Entrepreneurship Support Collaborative Research Promotion Not ! “Business for Profit” by university.
Role of SACI is… To effectively liaise with organizations within and outside of the university.
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Establishment of collaboration policy 1. Management on Organizational Structure • • •
Concentration in Core Competence Downsizing the organizational structure Outsourcing to TLO, etc.
2. Development of Human Resources • • •
Multi-skilled Coordinators & Research Fellows Education on Entrepreneurships Hiring of highly skilled people
3. Empowerment of Legal Function • •
To manage and look after legal matters pertaining to academia-industry collaboration and intellectual properties Lineup of Standard Contract Form of Collaborative Agreements
4. Promotion of International Inter-university Networking • • • • •
Collection of Information and Fundamental Knowledge on Tech-Transfer Filing up of “Know-how” and Skill learned Development of Information Services abroad Provision of Research Resource Database 3 International Patent Evaluation and Marketing
Jan. 5,2012
President
Kyoto University
Office of Society‐Academia Collaboration for Innovation Director: Prof. Keisuke Makino, Vice President Deputy Director: Prof. Kuniyo Inouye
Strategy, Legal Affair, Public Relation, Remote Office Administration
On‐Campus
Technology Transfer Research Collaboration
Faculties Graduate Schools
Incubation (Entrepreneur Support)
Intellectual Property & Licensing
Institutes Centers
Copyright, Software, Digital Contents, MTA
Patent Evaluation, Support, Licensing
Outsourcing Agreement
Outsourcing Agreement
(Sole Application)
(Joint Application)
Off‐Campus Kansai Technology Licensing Organization (TLO) (Kyoto University’s 40% stake)
Intellectual Property Management Invention Disclosure Patent Applications (Domestic) Patent Applications (Foreign)
(cases)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
(FY)
Licensing Revenue (Patents) 2.5
(US$1 million) *US$1.00 = JPY77.00
2 1.5 1 0.5 0 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Licensing of Intellectual Property (FY2010) Number of Licenses: 93 Patents Total Revenue: JPY172.6 million Copyrights (=US$2.25 million) Research Materials *US$1.00 = JPY77.00
2009
2010
(FY)
(million) 59 6 28
JPY154.6 (=US$2.01) JPY 2.2 (=US$0.03) JPY 15.9 (=US$0.21) 6
Collaborative Research (Industry)
（FY2010) *US$1.00 = JPY77.00 Number of Projects: 861 Revenue: JPY6,232 million（=US$80.9 million） Number of Projects Revenue
(JPY1 thousand)
(Projects)
2001
2002
2003
2004
Sponsored Research (Government) Number of Projects: 780 Revenue: JPY11,626 million (=US$151.0 million)
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
(FY)
Donation Number: 3,266 Revenue: JPY5,052 million (=US$65.6 million)
7 Funding from External Sources is almost 19% of Kyoto University’s total revenues.
EV=H V (Schrรถdinger equation)
Thank you. Keisuke Makino, D.Sc. Kyoto University k-makino@saci.kyoto-u.ac.jp
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