Innovation Teams Commercializing ScienceMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyCambridge - Fall, 2011

Contando experiências em estágios nacionais e internacionaisUSP-Harvarder 2011: Lucas Nóbrega

Bem-vindo ao

Stata Center

Innovation teams: commercializing science

"ensinar aos estudantes

o processo de comercialização de ciência e tecnologia,

focando em como julgar o potencial de comercialização de cada tecnologia."

Professores

Luis Perez BrevaProfessor de Inovação e Pesquisador Escola de Engenharia MIT

Noubar Afeyan Professor na Sloan School of Management - MITManaging Partner and CEO of Flagship Ventures

"mente e mãos"

i-Teamers:

- Metade

Estudantes de MBA- Metade

Estudantes PhDs

Alunos

1. Pesquisadores do MIT apresentam seus projetos2. Cada aluno lista os projetos preferidos 3. Formação de times com base na lista de preferência

1 time = 1 projeto

Formação dos times

Projeto preferido

"Tumor ablation probe" - lung cancer

Case

Cânula rígida

Agulha curva flexível

Protótipo do projeto

Conor Walsch - nosso PI

● Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at Harvard

● Core Faculty Member, Wyss Institute of Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard

Nosso i-Team

Elena Helman PhD Health Sciences and Technology - Harvard e MIT

Lauren Lions Master in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School

Lamees Hamada* MBA at Sloan School of Management - MIT

Lucas Nóbrega

University of São Paulo Medical School

Steve Kelly - nosso catalyst

● Presidente e Chief Operating Officer at Myomo

Objetivo ao final do semestreRecomendação:

- start-up - licenciamento - parceria - mais pesquisa- "engavetar"

Não um business-plan mas um "assessment" da tecnologia.

Nosso i-Team

"and now what?"buscar idéias

Abordando a tecnologiaFeaturesdescrição das características da tecnologia

Functionso que ela faz?

Applicationspara que serve?

Conhecendo idéias..."go talk to the people"

Investidores

Médicos

Pesquisadores

Technology Licensing Office MIT

Propriedade intelectual

resultadosnova aplicação e pessoas para continuar o projeto

de volta ao Brasil!louco para executar e botar a mão na massa...

www.edx.org

Backup Slides

Estrutura do curso- 4 horas-aula semanais - 3 meses de aula (Set/07 a Dez/07)

- Apresentação meio do semestre-Trabalhos quinzenais- Apresentação final do semestre

Na quarta semana de aula......nossa MBA deixa o time

"Hey Team,

Trying to figure out my schedule and making time for classes, I realized I absolutely over-committed this semester, so I have to drop i-Teams.

Good luck with the rest of the semester!Lamees "

Vídeo Conor Walsch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb31h9JoAls&lr=1

Innovation teams

"teach students the process of

science and technology

commercialization

focusing on how to judge a technology’s

commercial potential."

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