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Technology and Commercialization 101

Offered By: APS Physics via YouTube

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Entrepreneurship Courses Business Models Courses Value Proposition Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the fundamental concepts and key challenges of commercializing technological innovations, particularly those originating from academic or national lab research, in this engaging webinar led by scientist and serial entrepreneur Dr. Peter S. Fiske. Gain insights into the differences between academic and industrial environments, learn about the ICORE program, and understand the principles of business model generation. Delve into topics such as customer segmentation, value proposition, energy ICorp, battery manufacturing, and customer interviews. Examine the ecosystem surrounding technological commercialization, compare science and industry approaches, and discuss entrepreneurship and risk-taking. Discover how to integrate entrepreneurship into physics education and identify value propositions for government programs. The webinar concludes with a Q&A session and an introduction to the Business Model Canvas, providing a comprehensive overview of technology commercialization for researchers and aspiring entrepreneurs.

Syllabus

Introduction
Welcome
About me
Academic vs Industry
ICORE Program
Business Model Generation
Customer Segment
Value Proposition
Energy ICorps
Battery Manufacturing
Customer Interviews
Ecosystem
Business Models
Science vs Industry
Entrepreneurship and Risk
Ted Turner
Questions
Business Model Canvas
Integrating Entrepreneurship into Physics
Finding Value Propositions for Government Programs


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APS Physics

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