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2014 Fast Forward Competition awards

2014 Fast Forward Competition awards. Adrian Day Senior Policy Adviser. 12 March 2014. Transition from Technology Transfer to Knowledge Exchange. Knowledge Exchange funding (HEIF). Competitive process. Formula allocation. Historical funding view.

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2014 Fast Forward Competition awards

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  1. 2014 Fast Forward Competition awards Adrian Day Senior Policy Adviser 12 March 2014

  2. Transition from Technology Transfer to Knowledge Exchange

  3. Knowledge Exchange funding (HEIF) Competitive process Formula allocation

  4. Historical funding view HE Business and Community Interaction (HE-BCI) Survey KTCF HEROBC 1 HEIF 3 HEROBC 2 HEIF 1 HEIF 2 HEIF 4 HEIF 2011-15 University challenge and science enterprise challenge HEIF 3 HEACF2 HEACF1 BUSINESS FELLOWS Competitive application Formula allocation

  5. HE-BCI (KE) Income Streams 2003-12 (real terms)

  6. HEBCI (KE) income by partner 2003-12 (real terms) (real terms)

  7. HEBCI Selected Infrastructure Indicators

  8. HE-BCI Aims • to provide data regarding the continuing development and range of interactions between the HE sector and business and the wider community • to provide reliable and relevant information to support the continued public funding of the third stream of HEIs’ activity • to give HEIs a consistent basis for benchmarking and information management • to develop a suite of indicators at the level of the individual HEI, some of which will be appropriate to inform allocations in the UK.

  9. Knowledge Exchange Data

  10. Development of HEIF formula

  11. Leadership, Strategy and Institutional Structures Leadership and governance Organisational systems Strategy Institutional culture Incentives and rewards Building internal capability within the HEI KE staff Academics Internal / external courses Best practice networks Internal courses Mentoring Recruitment Workshops / seminars Informal networks Knowledge exchange support functions and infrastructure Facilitating the research exploitation process Skills and human capital development Knowledge sharing / diffusion Exploiting the physical assets of the HEI Science parks Access points for external orgs CPD / short courses Provision of public space Incubators Business development Lifelong learning Alumni networks Facilities / equipment Technology transfer Careers services Supporting the community KE professional networks Consultancy support Work placements / project experience Staff exchanges Contracts / legal support Joint curriculum development Outreach Patenting / IP advice Academic – external organisation networks Volunteering Corporate Relations Social enterprise / entrepreneurship Widening participation Press / communications Awareness raising / knowledge diffusion Investment funds Social enterprise Marketing Social cohesion / community regeneration Enterprise and entrepreneurship training External fundraising for research Academic activities and mechanisms for knowledge exchange Educating People • Training skilled undergraduates, graduates & postdoctoral students Increasing the stock of ‘codified’ knowledge • Publications • Patents • Prototypes Providing public space • Forming/accessing networks; stimulating social interaction • Influencing the direction of search processes among users and suppliers of technology and fundamental researchers • Meetings and conferences • Hosting standard-setting forums • Entrepreneurship centers • Alumni networks • Personnel exchanges (internships, faculty exchanges, etc.) • Visiting committees • Curriculum development committees Academic knowledge Economic and societal benefits Problem-solving • Contract research • Cooperative research with industry • Technology licensing • Faculty consulting • Providing access to specialized instrumentation and equipment • Incubation services

  12. Thank you for listening a.day@hefce.ac.uk

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