Skill for ENtrepreneurs for Elder Solutions (SENES) fellowship program

老年人解决方案企业家技能 (SENES) 奖学金计划

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10741512
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 25万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2023-09-15 至 2028-05-31
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

National Institute on Aging (NIA) REDI Skill for ENtrepreneurs for Elder Solutions (SENES) fellowship program Project Summary/Abstract The University City Science Center (UCSC) will launch a 12-month immersive fellowship, “Skill for ENtrepreneurs for Elder Solutions fellowship program (SENES).” SENES is Latin for “elderly,” and the program will provide specific and meaningful support for PhD, Medical Doctor (MD), or graduate-level students or recent graduates from an entrepreneurial education perspective. SENES raises participants’ awareness and potential application areas of solutions the founders may be developing related to the cognitive and functional impact of aging and/or Alzheimer's Disease and Alzheimer's Disease Related Dementias (AD/ADRD). SENES is a year-long educational experience that will provide a five-founder cohort (annually; 25 over five years) with six months of hands-on learning punctuated with an “elder solutions” capstone project in month six. The second six months of the fellowship will be an active and supported technology translation in one of tracks, all supported by medical faculty and aging- focused advisors as well as the experienced commercialization team at UCSC. Track 1: Entrepreneurial – Fellows build off their capstone project to begin hitting milestones in developing their venture, raising venture capital, applying for SBIR. Track 2: Non-Entrepreneurial – Fellows explore a non-venture research project related to translation of research and development (R&D) or academic applications of lessons learned. SENES has a focus on providing exposure and opportunity to convert the theoretical understanding of entrepreneurial concepts (explicit knowledge) into applied and understood entrepreneurship focused activities (tacit knowledge). We will expose founders to the aging market for their solutions in a practical and material way. It is hypothesized that students participating in the program will be better positioned for success in their commercialization efforts, resulting in more successful technology-based startups from NIH-funded and supported researchers. SENES will also leverage government investment by increasing the likelihood of success of private capital conduct evaluation of fellows over a five-year period to measure career trajectory and increases in entrepreneurial literacy and entrepreneurial success. The overall opportunity for the SENES fellowship is to redefine the thinking about traditional innovation and entrepreneurial training to create better outcomes for academic-based founders. If successful, this model could become another tool in federal innovation and support programming for scientific founders in the future.
国家老化研究所(NIA)REDI 老年解决方案企业家的技能(SENES)奖学金计划 项目摘要/摘要 大学城市科学中心(UCSC)将启动12个月的沉浸式奖学金,“技能 对于老年解决方案奖学金计划(SENES)的企业家。”参议员是拉丁语 “老年人”,该计划将为医生提供特定而有意义的支持 (MD),或研究生级的学生或来自企业家教育的近期毕业生 看法。参议员提高了参与者的意识和解决方案的潜在应用领域 创始人可能正在发展与衰老和/或的认知和功能影响有关的 阿尔茨海默氏病和阿尔茨海默氏病有关的痴呆症(AD/ADRD)。 SENES是为期一年的教育经验,它将提供五个基础的队列(每年; 25年,在五年内),六个月的动手学习与“老年解决方案”打断 Capstone项目在第六个月。奖学金的第二个六个月将是活跃的, 一条曲目中支持的技术翻译,所有这些都由医学教师和老化的支持 - UCSC的专注顾问以及经验丰富的商业化团队。 曲目1:企业家 - 研究员建立了他们的顶峰项目,以开始达到里程碑 发展他们的合资企业,筹集风险投资,申请SBIR。 曲目2:非企业家 - 研究员探索了一个与 研究与开发的翻译(R&D)或经验教训的学术应用。 参议员专注于提供曝光和机会转换理论 对应用和理解的企业家概念(明确的知识)的理解 以企业家精神为中心的活动(隐性知识)。我们将使创始人暴露于老化 以实用和物质的方式推销其解决方案。假设学生 参加该计划将在其商业化方面取得更好的位置 努力,导致NIH资助和支持的更成功的基于技术的初创公司 研究人员。参议员还将通过增加的可能性来利用政府投资 私人资本行为的成功评估在五年内衡量研究员 职业轨迹和企业家素养和创业成功的增长。 参议员奖学金的总体机会是重新定义有关传统的思考 创新和企业家培训,为基于学术的创始人创造更好的成果。 如果成功,该模型可能会成为联邦创新和支持的另一种工具 将来为科学创始人编程。

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