I-Corps Sites: Michigan Tech Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Site Program
I-Corps 站点:密歇根科技创新队 (I-Corps) 站点计划
基本信息
- 批准号:1450364
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 29.3万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2015-03-01 至 2020-02-29
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This project creates an NSF I-Corps Site at Michigan Technological University.NSF Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Sites are NSF-funded entities established at universities whose purpose is to nurture and support multiple, local teams to transition their technology concepts into the marketplace. Sites provide infrastructure, advice, resources, networking opportunities, training and modest funding to enable groups to transition their work into the marketplace or into becoming I-Corps Team applicants. A typical I-Corps Site is funded for approximately $100,000 per year for up to three years. The Site funding is used to by academic institutions to catalyze teams (with amounts ranging from $1,000 to $3,000) whose technology concepts are likely candidates for commercialization. The make-up of teams at the Sites is modeled after the composition of I-Corps Teams, and education at the Sites shares the principles of the I-Corps Curriculum. With the support and mentorship of the Sites, the teams will learn first-hand about entrepreneurship and explore the transition of their ideas, devices, processes or other intellectual activities into the marketplace.I-Corps Sites also strengthen innovation locally and regionally and contribute to the National Innovation Network of mentors, researchers, entrepreneurs and investors.Michigan Tech's innovation success looks to the Sites Program to achieve higher levels of translating innovations to market through a structured I-Corps Site approach, particularly at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Also, this project adapts and applies the recently developed Lean Start-up methodology as a means to strengthen their innovation ecosystem. By introducing Lean Start-up methodology to I-Corps Site teams, as in the National Program, it is anticipated that there will be increased start-up business development and other commercialization initiatives, increased rate of success of those initiatives, and improved knowledge and skill development that will be used, shared, and perpetuated by all faculty, staff and student participants in current and future initiatives. Broader Impacts:By strengthening their infrastructure and support systems with an I-Corps Site, Michigan Tech will be better positioned to contribute to the economic challenges of the country and their geographical region. Participation in NSF's I-Corps Site program will allow Michigan Tech to increase the reach of the program and contribute to the expansion of start-ups that are critical to the economic and employment growth required to survive and thrive in the 21st century.
该项目在密歇根理工大学创建了一个NSF I-Corps站点。NSF Innovation Corps(I-Corps)站点是在大学建立的NSF资助实体,其目的是培养和支持多个本地团队将其技术概念转化为市场。网站提供基础设施,建议,资源,网络机会,培训和适度的资金,使团体能够将他们的工作转移到市场或成为I-Corps团队申请人。一个典型的I-Corps网站每年获得约100 000美元的资金,最多三年。该网站的资金被学术机构用于催化团队(金额从1,000美元到3,000美元不等),其技术概念可能是商业化的候选人。各基地的团队组成仿照I-Corps团队的组成,各基地的教育也遵循I-Corps课程的原则。在I-Corps的支持和指导下,团队将直接了解创业精神,并探索将他们的想法,设备,流程或其他智力活动转化为市场。I-Corps还加强了当地和区域的创新,并为导师,研究人员,企业家和投资者。密歇根理工大学的创新成功依赖于网站计划,通过结构化的I-Corps网站方法,实现更高水平的创新转化为市场,特别是在本科和研究生阶段。此外,该项目采用并应用了最近开发的精益创业方法,作为加强创新生态系统的一种手段。通过引入精益启动方法到I-Corps网站团队,如在国家计划中,预计将有更多的启动业务发展和其他商业化举措,这些举措的成功率提高,并改善知识和技能的发展,将被使用,共享,并由所有教师,员工和学生参与者在当前和未来的举措永久化。 更广泛的影响:通过加强他们的基础设施和支持系统与I-Corps网站,密歇根理工大学将更好地定位,以促进该国及其地理区域的经济挑战。参与NSF的I-Corps Site计划将使密歇根理工大学能够扩大该计划的覆盖范围,并为初创企业的扩张做出贡献,这些初创企业对21世纪生存和发展所需的经济和就业增长至关重要。
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I-Corps Sites: Type II - Michigan Tech I-Corps Site Program - A Regional Ecosystem Partnership
I-Corps 站点:II 型 - 密歇根理工大学 I-Corps 站点计划 - 区域生态系统合作伙伴关系
- 批准号:
1829222 - 财政年份:2019
- 资助金额:
$ 29.3万 - 项目类别:
Continuing Grant
Collaborative Research: Assessing Individual Ethical Reasoning and Team Ethical Climate: Understanding their Relationship in Undergraduate Design Teams
合作研究:评估个人道德推理和团队道德氛围:了解它们在本科生设计团队中的关系
- 批准号:
1122390 - 财政年份:2011
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$ 29.3万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
Assessing Impact of Teaching, Advising and Mentoring on Students in the Enterprise Program
评估企业项目中教学、建议和指导对学生的影响
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0835986 - 财政年份:2009
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Collaborative Research: Validating Assessment Procedures and Interventions for Enhancing Interdisciplinary Teamwork and Ethical Awareness in Undergraduate Project Teams
合作研究:验证评估程序和干预措施,以增强本科项目团队的跨学科团队合作和道德意识
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0817445 - 财政年份:2008
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$ 29.3万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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