I-Corps: Virtual Training, Evaluation, and Tracking of Program Impact
I-Corps: Virtual Training, Evaluation, and Tracking of Program Impact
批准号:
2039161
负责人:
Philip Weilerstein
金额:
$733.55万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Cooperative Agreement
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020-10-01 至 2023-12-31
中文摘要
I-Corps计划旨在通过实现研究的商业化以及为科学家和工程师提供开发经济可扩展的技术商业化模型的技能和经验,来增加NSF研究资金的经济和社会影响。计划参与者专注于学习和使用结构化的过程,使他们能够收集用户和潜在客户的输入,以评估和定义从基础研究到具有商业潜力和社会效益的应用的转化路径。 许多I-Corps团队继续组建公司,在广泛的领域开展业务,包括健康,能源,材料,农业和信息技术。 这个结构化的,可重复的计划涉及机构和教师的国家社区提供培训,导致经济成果。 通过拟议的工作,VentureWell将支持1500多名I-Corps参与者的培训。 该计划还将产生更多的I-Corps教师,以增加教师库的多样性,增强项目教学法,并在正式参与该计划之前和之后很长一段时间内推进系统的数据收集和跟踪团队。NSF于2011年建立了I-Corps培训计划,以培训NSF资助的研究人员如何评估其科学研究的商业潜力。VentureWell以系统、及时的方式对项目成果进行评估并跟踪项目影响,对于大规模实施一致、有效、高保真的项目以及衡量长期项目成果至关重要。这项工作的核心智力价值是对计划影响的洞察力-无论是经济成果还是参与者的职业和研究成果-随着时间的推移。为了获得这种洞察力,VentureWell评估每个队列的交付情况,管理纵向成果调查,并独立跟踪风险结果以验证计划影响数据。有效跟踪成果并为技术型企业的发展提供见解的流程和数据系统也是这项工作的产物。VentureWell将支持所有培训的转型,以提供虚拟选择,同时策划和传播教学学习,以进一步发展国家I-Corps教师。VentureWell将继续在国家创新网络(NIN)内开展工作,以传播有效的课程实践,成果和影响,使NIN能够有效地采用这些方法并使其制度化。这一支持将进一步推动NSF的目标,即通过NSF I-Corps推进这一高影响力计划,在国家创新生态系统中发挥领导作用。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响力审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
The I-Corps rogram aims to increase the economic and societal impact of NSF research funding by enabling the commercialization of research and by equipping scientists and engineers with skills and experience in developing economically-scalable models for technology commercialization. Program participants focus on learning and using a structured process that enables them to gather input from users and potential customers to evaluate and define a translational path from fundamental research into applications that have commercial potential and societal benefit. Many I-Corps teams go on to form companies operating in a broad range of sectors including health, energy, materials, agriculture, and information technology. This structured, repeatable program engages a national community of institutions and faculty to deliver training that results in economic outcomes. Through the proposed work, VentureWell will support the training of more than 1500 additional individual I-Corps participants. The proposed effort will also generate additional I-Corps faculty to increase the diversity of the faculty pool, enhance the program pedagogy, and advance the systematic data collection and tracking of teams immediately before and long after formal participation in the program.NSF established the I-Corps training program in 2011 to train NSF-funded researchers how to evaluate the commercial potential of their scientific research. VentureWell's evaluation of program outcomes and tracking of program impact in a systematic, timely way has been critical to the operation of a consistent, effective, high-fidelity program at scale, and to the measurement of long-term program results. The core intellectual merit of this work is the insight provided into the program's impact — both economic outcomes and participants' career and research outcomes — over time. To gain this insight, VentureWell evaluates the delivery of each cohort, administers a longitudinal outcomes survey, and tracks venture outcomes independently to verify program impact data. The processes and data systems that efficiently track outcomes and provide insights into the development of technology-based ventures are a product of this work as well. VentureWell will support the transformation of all training to have virtual offering options while curating and disseminating pedagogical learnings to enable further development of the national I-Corps faculty. VentureWell will continue to work within the National Innovation Network (NIN) to disseminate effective course practices, outcomes, and impact enabling the NIN to effectively adopt and institutionalize these approaches. This support will further NSF's goal of advancing this high-impact program providing leadership in the national innovation ecosystem through NSF I-Corps.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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