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S4B: Science 4 Business Initiative
It’s a new idea in Georgia
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Globally Competitive Georgia: Is It a Dream or a Work in Progress?
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S4B: Science 4 Business Initiative Its a new idea in Georgia 1 Globally Competitive Georgia: Is It a Dream or a Work in Progress? 2 Can Georgia Compete in the Can Georgia Compete in the Global Race of Knowledge- - Global Race of
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Can Georgia Compete in the Can Georgia Compete in the Global Race of Knowledge Global Race of Knowledge-
- Based Economies?
Based Economies?
From M. Hinoul, Belgium
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- European
European Regions of Regions of Knowledge Knowledge Economies Economies
- From M. Hinoul, Belgium
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Asian Knowledge Economy Regions
- From: M. Hinoul
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Georgia must be on these maps
- f high-technology countries
Should you be on this map is no longer a question – You must be on the map! The longer you wait, the harder it gets!
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You are doing excellent science in Georgia, but what happens with it?
- You don’t get many requests for R&D from Georgian
companies, nor foreign companies.
- Your innovative products don’t get into the global
marketplace.
- Your laboratories are not being modernized.
- You’re not competing adequately for FP7 and H2020
grants.
- Your young scientists are leaving you.
- High technology business is not growing in Georgia.
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The rest of the world doesn’t know about Georgian science and technology, and has little interest in it.
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Something is wrong!
- Today Georgia exports wine and Borjomi.
This is excellent, but it’s not enough!
- Today you are not a globally-recognized
scientific and technological leader.
- Therefore, my conclusion is that you’re not
getting it right. I believe it needs to be corrected.
- I believe things need to change.
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S4B: Stimulating Georgian Science and Innovation Through Technology Transfer and Entrepreneurship
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I want Georgian science and technologies to ignite industry, here and abroad!
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Some Determined Georgian Scientists and Engineers
Ilia Vekua (1907 - 1977), distinguished mathematician
- partial differential equations,
- singular integral equations,
- generalized analytic functions,
- theory of elastic shells
- I. Vekua Sukhumi Institute of Physics and Technology
SV Durmishidze (1910-1989)
- Member of the Georgian Academy of Sciences
SV Durmishidze Institute of Biochemistry and Biotechnology
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Ivane Javakhishvili (1876-1940) Influential historian
- Monumental work - kartveli eris istoria - A History of
the Georgian Nation Founder and Rector of Tbilisi State University (1918-1926)
Revaz Dogonadze (1931-1985), Founder of Quantum
Electrochemistry, Doctor of Physical & Mathematical Sciences Quantum-mechanical theory of kinetics of atomic- molecular transformations and chemical, electrochemical and biochemical processes in polar liquids.
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Giorgi Dvali, (b. 1964), Physicist, High energy
physics, and Cosmology. Max Planck Institute Humboldt Professorship (2008) Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munchen Professor at New York University Abdus Salam Center for Theoretical Physics, Italy CERN, Geneva Large Hadron Collider Renowned in Astro-particle physics Studies Origin and Structure of the Universe Quantum gravity, Large extra dimensions, Black Holes, Cosmological Constant
NY City's Mayor's Award, Excellence in Science (2000) Alfred P. Sloan Foundation fellowship David and Lucile Packard Foundation's Packard Fellowship
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S4B: Science 4 Business Initiative
S4B Initiative Universities & Institutes
Managed Activities & Training CTCO’s Promotional Materials Exhibitions Licensing Incubating Spin-Off Companies R&D Partner Contracts Developing Strategic Vision & Mission for Growth Grants
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What is a CTCO?
CTCO: Chief Technology Commercialization Officer Create Technology Transfer Offices at Universities and Institutes
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Growth Model for Institutes and Universities
R&D Outsourcing Spin-off Companies
Strategic Growth Model
Institute today
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A unique program for training future Ukrainian Technology Managers and Technology Transfer Brokers to strengthen the economic growth of the country through partnering with businesses by R&D developed at Ukrainian universities and scientific institutes .
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Let’s look at R&D funding in Georgia and in western countries.
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Where does money come from for R&D in Georgia?
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Where does money come from for R&D in Georgia?
Georgian Government 80% Other 20%
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Where does money come from for R&D in western countries?
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Where does money come from for R&D in western countries?
Private Sector 80% Gov’t 20%
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Which side would you rather be on? Gov’t
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Which side would you rather be on? Private Sector Gov’t
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It’s time to transfer Georgian technologies into the Global Marketplace!
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Show the world, what you can do here!
With Georgian Technologies!
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www.TechProfiles.org
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Georgia is
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Entrepreneurs In Georgia
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I believe, that a better future for Georgia is possible, and Georgia can become a Globally competitive country!
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Promote Yourself!
No one will do it for You!
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If not now, then when? If not You, then who?
Don’t wait!
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S4B: Science 4 Business Initiative
Strategic Development of Institutes, Universities and Technical Organizations Developing Knowledge Exchange as a Basis for Growth