1. Universities Knowledge Partners for Intelligent Communities
IICM
Casa de Mateus
September, 2011

2. Universities three missions
1st mission TEACHING
2nd mission RESEARCH
3rd mission DISSEMINATION
Consulting, studies
Inovation, IP, licensing
Entrepreneurship, spin-ofs
1st “revolution”
2nd “revolution”

3. Publications ISI
Convergence with EU-27

4. Portugal: R & D Correlation between publications and PhD’s (98%)

5. European Innovation Scoreboard
Leaders, EU-25, Portugal

6. Science  Innovation  Market
Value chain
Science  Innovation  Market
Research groups: results, publications
IPR, intellectual property registration
Assessing commercial interest: valuation and pricing
Technology transfer
Launch a “start-up”
(idea, entrepreneurs, market)
Incubation (Science parks)
Failure
Growth,
success
MBO

7. INNOVATION AND ADDED VALUE: the “third mission” is changing...
Moving from invention to innovation.
Protecting intelectual property (EUA: Bayh-Dole Act,1980; Portugal: GAPI’s, 2002).
Licencing or forming a start-up?
New forms of technology transfer: joint start-ups
Cooperation university-enterprise, new models: “Responsible parteneering”, open innovation, triple helix…

8. THE ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITY

9. The entrepreneurial university
The university is the generative principle o knowledge based societies just as government and industry were the primary institutions in in industrial society.

10. Triple helix
Incontrast to teories that emphasize the role of government or firms in innovation, the triple helix focuses on the university as a source of entrepreneurship and technology as well as critical enquire.

11. THE ENTREPRENEURIAL UNIVERSITY

12. Universities Knowledge Partners for Intelligent Communities