ポスドク村 アントレプレナーエコシステム Postdoc village, entrepreneur ecosystem
UC Berkeley Postdoctoral Entrepreneur Program (BPEP) aims to foster entrepreneurship in the UC Berkeley postdoctoral and graduate community. We provide tools, mentoring, and a platform for science-business communication to enable research innovations to move into the marketplace. We believe entrepreneurship is an integral part of UC Berkeley's ethos, and aim to build a community of entrepreneurship among UC Berkeley's postdocs. CheckAbout - Berkeley Postdoctoral Entrepreneur Program
Cornell's Roosevelt Island Campus Invests in Postdoc Technology Entrepreneurs The Joan and Irwin Jacobs Technion-Cornell Innovation Institute introduced a new program "the Runway Program" that will allow postdoc graduates to open their business by using a grant in the program as an investment. "The Runway Program takes its name from the fact that, unlike the now popular launchpad-like accelerator programs, which are generally focused on short-term market risk and customer development with proven technologies, new ventures based on deep technology carry different risks and need a longer time frame," said Prof. de Haan, who will be leading the one year program. The Cornell Tech's 12-acre Roosevelt Island campus is under construction with the first phase opening in 2017. The completed campus will house 2,000 graduate students and will include 2 million square feet of academic, residential, and corporate research and development space. CheckCornell's Roosevelt Island Campus Invests in Postdoc ...
- CheckOsaka University EDGE Program 大阪大学EDGEプログラム
- Project Based Learning プロジェクトベースドラーニング
- Business Oriented Research Design 事業志向研究デザインプログラム
- Business Promotion 事業化推進プログラム
Creating an innovation ecosystem in Japan /MEXT
Local initiatives
| To promote the active development of ventures in Japan, the EDGE program (Enhancing Development of Global Entrepreneur Program), run by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, aims to create ventures based on the results of research and development carried out at universities, etc., foster human resources to promote the creation of new businesses with the help of the existing companies, and form an innovation ecosystem with related personnel and institutions. Specifically, the aim is for graduate students and young researchers with special expertise, to acquire the entrepreneurial spirit, commercialization know-how, the ability to discover and find solutions to challenges and a broader perspective, providing support for practical measures to foster human resources, taking advantage of the students' initiatives. In particular, it is not simply providing short-term support for human resource development programs, but is also focusing on assisting efforts to build human and organizational networks among the parties concerned, through collaboration with venture-related institutions, overseas institutions and private companies, aiming to achieve a sustainable innovation ecosystem. |
地域のイニシアチブ・地元の取り組み
Local initiatives
Kansas City: The Kansas City Startup Village (KCSV)
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CheckFrom our home in Kansas City, we work on initiatives that reach into our neighborhoods and around the world. We support civic causes that enrich our community and improve the quality of life for all residents. Our Kansas City civic team supports efforts that make our city a better place to live and work by funding local anchor institutions, cultivating efforts for innovation, and contributing to sponsorships for area nonprofit organizations. The Foundation's campus includes a 40,000-square-foot Conference Center and the Ewing and Muriel Kauffman Memorial Garden. |
New Orleans: The Idea Village
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CheckThe Idea Village engages a competitive network of individuals and organizations equipped with the necessary expertise to support the startup, growth, and scale of New Orleans entrepreneurs. Founded in 2000, The Idea Village is an independent 501c3 nonprofit organization with a mission to identify, support, and retain entrepreneurial talent in New Orleans. |
SU2P: UK and California
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The Universities of Strathclyde, St Andrews, Heriot-Watt and Glasgow, together with Stanford University and the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), are collaborating with local industry to build enduring relationships which form the basis of a network which helps to sustain the economic impact of photonics in both the UK and California. The project, SU2P, capitalises on leading research in the photonics sector, in fields including life sciences and renewable energy, and the commercial opportunities the research offers. CheckSU2P Research Fellowships with EntrepreneurshipCheck: e. g. Pilot Projects with applications accepted at any time. |