2016 Executive Roundtable presenters - slides

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PROMOTING RESEARCH PERFORMANCE, GREATER
COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION
26 AUGUST

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“ASEAN – THE EMERGING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION HUB”
Trends & Implications
Dr. See Diu Seng, Solution Consultant, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & SCIENCE, THOMSON REUTERS
Bob Stembridge, Principal Patents Analyst, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & SCIENCE, THOMSON REUTERS

ASEAN REPORT 2016
SEE Diu Seng, PhD (薛兆盛)
Thomson Reuters
Solution Consultant, Southeast Asia
http://www.researcherid.com/rid/I-6412-2015
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-1435-1608

ASEAN Report is a high level overview of
Innovation in ASEAN
• 10 countries divided into 4 groups
• Research performance
• Patenting performance
2

How are the countries grouped?
3

ASEAN Overall Overview
4
Research output in
ASEAN is growing

5
Since 2009, research impact has
consistently been > world average

6
Materials Science
Engineering
Physics
Molecular Biology
Increased
international
collaboration

Singapore Snapshot
7
Consistently
performed > world
average
Output growing
consistently

Highly Cited papers from Singapore
8
All top 10 categories
exceed the expected
1% rate

Malaysia/Thailand Snapshot
9
Malaysia surpassed
Thailand in paper
output and quality

Highly Cited papers - Malaysia
10
Engineering
Space Science
Agricultural Sciences

Highly Cited papers - Thailand
11
Physics
Mathematics
Clinical Medicine

Indonesia/Philippines/Vietnam - Snapshot
12
All 3 countries are
growing in
research output
Zigzag pattern of
research quality

Cambodia/Laos/Brunei/Myanmar
13
Research output is
too small for
meaningful analysis

Hong Kong Snapshot
14
Consistently
performed > world
average

Highly Cited papers from Hong Kong
15
All top 10 categories
exceed the expected
1% rate

Summary
• Research output has increased from 2006 to 2015
• Growth (some very rapid) in all ASEAN nations
• Only Singapore consistently performed above world
average
• Malaysia and Thailand are following closely
• Indonesia/Philippines/Vietnam are growing consistently
• Rest of ASEAN nations’ output are still small for analysis
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INNOVATION IN ASEAN
AN OVERVIEW OF REGIONAL
PATENTING TRENDS
BOB STEMBRIDGE
PRINCIPAL IP ANALYST
IP & SCIENCE

2
—AGENDA
— ASEAN overall patenting trends
• By volume
• By technology
— Singapore
— Malaysia and Thailand
— Vietnam, Indonesia & Philippines
— Hong Kong
— Summary
— Q&A

3
—ASEAN PATENTING TREND 2005-2014
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
45,000
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Patent applications
Non-resident
Resident
ASEAN Countries
Brunei
Cambodia
Indonesia
Lao PDR
Malaysia
Myanmar
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand
Vietnam
Source: WIPO Stats

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—ASEAN PATENTING IN CONTEXT
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
World share of patents
Asia (R2)
North America (R5)
Europe (R3)
LatAm (R4)
ASEAN
Source: WIPO Stats

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ASEAN GLOBAL SHARE OF PATENT APPLICATIONS
2010-2014 BY TECHNOLOGY
0.00%
0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
2.00%
HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS
ACYCLIC OR CARBOCYCLIC
COMPOUNDS
CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL
PROCESSES
BIOCIDES,
PESTICIDES,HERBICIDES
PEPTIDES
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF
CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL,
DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES
MICRO-ORGANISMS OR
ENZYMES
FOODS, FOODSTUFFS, NON-
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
Source: Derwent World Patents Index®

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—SINGAPORE
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
Singapore patent applications
2006-2014
Non SG Priority
SG Priority
0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
INVESTIGATING MATERIALS BY CHEM OR…
TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION
PEPTIDES
MICRO-ORGANISMS OR ENZYMES
ACYCLIC OR CARBOCYCLIC COMPOUNDS
ELECTRIC DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL…
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL,…
2005-2014 by technology
0.00%
0.10%
0.20%
0.30%
0.40%
0.50%
CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROCESSES
PEPTIDES
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
OR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET
PURPOSES
INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY
CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
2010-2014 world share by technology
Company Total 2005-2014
QUALCOMM 2144
A*STAR 1387
ROCHE 1195
EXXONMOBIL 1169
NOVARTIS 977
LAM RES CORP 848
SANOFI-AVENTIS 824
JOHNSON & JOHNSON 819
GENERAL ELECTRIC 794
BAYER 792

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—MALAYSIA & THAILAND
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Malaysia filings Thailand filings
0 500 1000 1500
CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROCESSES
PICTORIAL COMMUNICATION, e.g. TELEVISION
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OR MEDICINAL…
INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD…
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES
Malaysia granted patents 2010-2014 by technology
0 50 100
WORKING OR PROCESSING OF SHEET METAL OR METAL TUBES
PIPES; JOINTS OR FITTINGS FOR PIPES
ARRANGEMENT OR MOUNTING OF PROPULSION UNITS OR OF TRANSMISSIONS IN VEHICLES
VEHICLES, VEHICLE FITTINGS, OR VEHICLE PARTS
GEARING
FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS
SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES
CYCLE SADDLES OR SEATS
CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS
Thai granted patents 2005-2014 by technology
Source: WIPO Stats and Derwent World Patents Index®

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—VIETNAM, INDONESIA & PHILIPPINES
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Vietnam applications Indonesia applications
Philippines applications
Vietnam Top 10 assignees Total 2010-2014
QUALCOMM 589
HONDA MOTOR 424
PANASONIC 325
SAMSUNG 311
BAYER 308
NIPPON STEEL 283
UNILEVER 239
BASF 231
SANOFI-AVENTIS 215
TENCENT 204
Indonesia Top 10 assignees Total 2010-2014
HONDA MOTOR 351
YAMAHA 116
BASF 101
HINDUSTAN UNILEVER 99
INST PERTANIAN BOGOR 94
SUZUKI MOTOR 86
KAO 82
SAMSUNG 82
LEMBAGA ILMU PENGETAHUAN 82
QUALCOMM INC 75
Philippines Top 10 assignees Total 2010-2014
QUALCOMM 377
NOVARTIS 361
COLGATE PALMOLIVE 336
NESTEC 322
BAYER 272
SANOFI-AVENTIS 233
BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM 228
UNILEVER 225
ROCHE 211
PHILIP MORRIS 209
0 5000
FOODS, FOODSTUFFS, NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
PEPTIDES
BIOCIDES, PESTICIDES,HERBICIDES
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS OR…
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES
Patent applications 2010-2014 by technology
Philippines Indonesia Vietnam

9
—HONG KONG
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Hong Kong patents
2011-2015
HK Priority Non HK Priority 0 4000 8000 12000 16000
INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY…
PEPTIDES
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS…
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET…
Hong Kong patents 2011-2015 by technology
0.00%
0.20%
0.40%
0.60%
0.80%
1.00%
1.20%
1.40%
PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR
TOILET PURPOSES
THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL
COMPOUNDS OR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
PEPTIDES
INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY
CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Hong Kong patents 2011-2015
world share by technology
Company Total 2011-2015
ALIBABA 1308
ROCHE 1194
MICROSOFT 1002
QUALCOMM 891
SANOFI-AVENTIS 889
BROADCOM 779
BAYER SCHERING PHARMA 693
APPLE 616
JOHNSON&JOHNSON 599
NOVARTIS 560

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—SUMMARY
— Innovation is being embraced by ASEAN but is still at an early
stage
• There is significant growth in ASEAN patent filings 2012-2014
• Resident filings have grown from 8.6% in 2005 to 12.4% in
2014
— In global terms, ASEAN patent activity is comparable to Latin
America, but is significantly less than Europe, The Americas an
Asia overall

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— Singapore leads the way with the highest volumes of published
patent applications, but is still some way behind Hong Kong
— Technology focus in ASEAN nations is similar in each country
and focused on healthcare and chemistry and less on hi-tech
although Qualcomm heads the list of most patents in three of
four ASEAN countries
— There is recognition that more investment is needed in R&D to
drive innovation
• Under a 20 year plan, Thailand have recently announced
intent to raise R&D spending to 1% of GDP over 2017-
2021 rising to 4% by 2036
SUMMARY CONTINUED

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Case study: Ensuring successful collaboration with industry
partners
Prof. Park, Seong Jin, Vice President of Industry-Academic Affairs, POSTECH;
Chief Executive Officer, POSTECH Holdings Co., Ltd.;
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, POSTECH

Successful Cases of Academia-Industry Collaboration
in POSTECH

POSTECH
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 2012 Top 100 Global Innovators
 2015 Top 100 Innovative Universities
 3rd in the Top 100 World Universities
in Citations per Faculty (2015)
 28th in the World University Rankings (2010)
 1st in the 100 Universities Under 50 Years (2012-2014)
 4th in the World’s Best Small Universities (2016)
Established in 1986 as Korea’s first research-oriented university

POSTECH’s Another Vision, Entrepreneurial University
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POSTECH is preparing for the next 30 years to become Entrepreneurial University
by utilizing external systems
Growth
Past 30 years NEXT 30 yearsEstablishment
 Prepare for the future with openness and innovation
 Paradigm shift towards becoming a university that creates both economic value and
social values, and also develop a more advanced system
Entrepreneurial
University
Research Oriented
University
Build an internal system
and promote growth
Develop a more advanced system
through an external system
 Build an university-industrial cooperation and
collaborate with a local community
 Build an alumni network including APGC, etc.
Another
momentum is
needed

Major Assignments
for Entrepreneurial University
Establish academia-industry collaboration and venture system
Establish Association of POSTECH Grown Companies (APGC)
Manage APGC-Lab3
2
1
POSTECH Holdings Co., Ltd.4
3

Establish academia-industry collaboration and venture system
4
Establish “academia-industry collaboration and venture system” with education
and research achievements
APGC
APGC-Lab
POSTECH
Holdings
APGC
Co., ltd.
POSCO
(material and energy)
Strengthen industrial competitiveness
and contribute to the development of Korean economy
Reinvestment
in education and research
New Big Business
※ APGC: Association of POSTECH Grown Companies
※ APGC-Lab: Startup Launch Lab established by POSTECH and APGC
(IT, BT, etc.)

Association of POSTECH Grown Companies (APGC)
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 Support POSTECH members for the creation of venture companies
 Develop with big companies such as POSCO through the technology and business
collaboration
1. Companies established by POSTECH members or managed by POSTECH alumni of at least director level
2. Companies that resides in or departs from the Venture Incubation Center
3. Subsidiary companies of POSTECH Holdings Co., Ltd. or companies that POSTECH holds a certain amount
of company stocks
Background of Establishment
Qualifications for APGC Membership
Main Status
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39
1
1
■ IT, Software
■ Manufacturing
■ R&D
■ Engineering
■ Bio
■ etc.
35
19
9
3
7 4
77
IPO (5)
ITX Security, Alticast, Exem
Genexine, Nexteye
Top in
Domestic
Market (12)
Penta Security (security solution)
Café 24 (e-biz)
Exem (IT management)
BI (19) Pemtofeb, Stradvision, etc.

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Major APGC Members

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Major Activities
2012. - 2013.
2013. 11
2014. 09
2015. 04 -
Establish 37 Alumni companies’ union and Board of Directors of APGC
Establish MOU to build an economic ecosystem to nurture hidden champions in Pohang
Establish APGC-Lab by POSTECH and APGC to support startup creation activities
Promote business collaboration with local community and major domestic/international
Future Plans
 Create a research complex for alumni companies on POSTECH campus (POSTECH Research Hub)
 Establish APGC Co., ltd.
 Establish drug development businesses and provide global test bed for energy big data through
companies
PAL-XFEL.

APGC-Lab
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 APGC-Lab is a POSTECH Startup Incubator established and managed by APGC and POSTECH
 Operated by mentors (POSTECH Alumni), and managers and supporters (POSTECH students)
What is APGC-Lab?
Director
MentorDirector
Michael Baeg
(Computer Science 99)
Fomation8
VC
Gyeongjun Lee
Nomadconnection
CEO
Student Manager & Supporters
Yugeong Kim
(Electrical Engineering 14)
Seorim Lee
Jiwon Chae
(Industrial and Management
Engineering 14)
Jeonghwa Seo
Engineering 14)
Yejin Kim
Engineering 14)
5 Students
supporters
Duksoo Kim
Pentasecurity
Executive Director
Seojun Kim
KnowRe
CPO
Gilyeon Kim
ENSWERS
CEO
Sanghyun Lee
(Mechanical Engineering 93)
Femtofab
CEO
Yongdeok Seo
Hyundai Venture
Investment VC

APGC-Lab
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Main Programs
Tech + Ground Floor Tech + Innovation Tech + Star
 Tech + Ground Floor
A study program for the network of prospective entrepreneurs
The program is held once a week and about 30 prospective entrepreneurs will participate
The prospective entrepreneurs will participate in projects suggested by POSTECH Alumni
companies to gain experience in startup creation
The participants will take 5 or 6 projects per every semester
The program is “Startup Incubation Program,” which provides technical support and
investment opportunities for successful startup creation
5 or 6 startup creation teams per every semester
 Tech + Innovation
 Tech + Star

APGC-Lab
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Tech+Star Company
 Currently, Tech+Star has produced 6 successful start-up companies.
Online AI & Machine
Learning Platform ‘Alice’
Perimeter ‘i-Care’ based
on Personal Computer
Sports Wearable Device
News highlight system
‘news marker’
Rocket-based weather
measuring system
Fine-Dust Blocker

APGC-Lab
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Domestic/International Reputations of APGC-Lab
 APGC-Lab is regarded as a premier Business Incubator representing Korea, as well as a Role Model
of major universities in Korea
Visit of Minister of MSIP and progress report (2015. 10)
Visit of POSCO CEO (2016. 06)

APGC-Lab
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 Focus on the discovery of potential entrepreneurs and start-up companies
 Promote regular academic systematization of APGC-Lab for more effective
support of startup creation
APGC-Lab
Discover and Nurture
Pre-entrepreneur
Operate Regular Academic
systematization
Tech + Ground Floor
Tech + Innovation
Tech + Star
Cloud Computing, IoT
Deep Learning
Makers, etc.
Future Plans

POSTECH Holdings Co., Ltd.
13
Background of the Establishment (Established on June, 2012)
 Make a contribution to university finance by
commercialization of POSTECH’s excellent
technology
 Strengthen professionalism and effectiveness
of business development
 Currently has 4 subsidiary companies
Main Business: Tailored Support for Company Growth Stage
Angels
Vision
Mission
Global tech-commercialization company
Tech.
Transfer
Commerciali
zation
Fund
Operation
Angel Investment and Value-up
Establish POSTECH startup Ecosystem
Seed Capital IPO
Early Stage Late Stage
VCs / Acquisition
Valley of Death BEP
Startup Stage Business Extension
New Business
Development
1) Capital Investment
2) Biz Model Plan
3) Support producing prototypes
1) Support PR & Marketing
2) Support investment attraction
3) Build a strategic partnership
1) Evaluate feasibility for new
business
2) Support oversea expansion
3) Support IPO, M&A activities

Appointment of industry professionals as full professors
in consultation with corporations
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Support to strengthen business R&D competitiveness through university-industrial
cooperation
 Appoint professors recommended by corporations so they may conduct practical research
needed by corporations
※ Process
Recommend a
candidate
Company
Review a candidate
for tenured-track
faculty
POSTECH
Recruit
POSTECH
Foster a joint research
and nurture
professional talent
Corp. + POSTECH
☞ Salary: Corporation 75%, POSTECH 25%
 Expected Effects
1. Industry-oriented cooperation by strong and wide communication between university and corporations
2. Establish a technology network and strengthen research competitiveness with industry professional professors
3. Provide students with practical training programs for successful employment at graduation
 Collaborative Corporations

Future Core Projects
Establishment of APGC Company Limited
POSTECH Research Hub & Seoul Capital Area Business Hub
Contribution to Local Community for Local Industrial
Development
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3
2
1

Establishment of APGC Co., Ltd.
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“Open Innovation” strategy for finding new growth engine and promoting
future economic development
Core Projects of APGC co., ltd.
Drug development based on the 4th
Generation Light Source (PAL-XFEL)
Global Test Bed for Energy Big Data
 Establish a corporation with the core value that reflects the potential creative energy of
the APGC members
 Find promising venture companies and support growth with large investments
 Research on membrane protein
structure analysis (Core factor of New
Medicine development)
 Joint Research with Arizona State
University (USA)
 Attract Global medical institutes (ex.
Karolinska Institute, Sweden)
 Pohang is the best place to demonstrate
and commercialize big data with a high
consumption of energy
 Lead a new future industry collaborating
with APGC, POSCO, and local community
 Attract global corporations specialized in
energy big data field in Pohang and
contribute to the development of local
economy

POSTECH Research Hub & Seoul Capital Area Business Hub
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Build a virtuous circle through successful tech commercialization of education
and research achievements
 Produce an innovative result through physical convergence between university and
industry (Research Hub)
 Explore successful commercialization models at the commercial center of Korea
(Business Hub)
POSTECH Research Hub
Seoul Capital Area
Business Hub
Virtuous
Circle
Global company, APGC, Local firm’ R&D
Center and Research Institute Company
Cluster for Industry/University/Institute
(IT, BT, Energy, Materials)
Innovative output based on Joint
Research
Fostering Startups & Venture companies
Hub for Global network and Attraction
of Investment
Office for Technology Holding Company,
Biz Incubator, patent attorney, VC, MBA
Investment-Induced from major
companies and APGC
Extended Industry Liaison Program

Contribution to Local Community
18
Foster Promising Hidden Champions in Pohang
 In cooperation with Pohang, discover small to medium
sized companies with high growth potential and nurture
them as Global Hidden Champions with customized
support
 Management Consulting such as Tech Transfer,
Technical Support and Tech Trend Analysis
Share the achievement of Big Date with Local Community
Focus on Energy Big Data
Support Commercialization of
Big Data for Pohang
Boost Local Tourism
Enhance productivity of
manufacturing companies
in steel industry complex
Improve the road
transportation system
in Pohang city
Utilizing Big Data, Boost
startup environment for
Pohang citizens

Contributions to Local Community
19
Build a Science Park
 Provide a space where children of alumni, family of employees from partner corporations,
and citizens of Pohang can enjoy enriching experiences
 Enhance interest in fundamental sciences and future technology while strengthening
community relations
Establish Social Responsible Companies
 Promote an electric car sharing business with local community
 Contribute to societal harmony and the local economy by providing sustainable job
opportunities for the vulnerable class

Comments from POSTECH
Create educational values that reflect the Zeitgeist
Establish a virtuous circle for reinvestment in education
20
2
1

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The progressive advancement in educational values of Korea have reflected the
changing needs of society
Establishment of
POSTECH
 In 1980s, it was crucial for Korea to produce top-level researchers because the
country began to shift the focus of its industry from the Heavy Chemical Industry to
the cutting-edge technology.
 POSTECH has led the progressive transformation in the role of the Korean university.
※ Seoul National University (SNU) and KAIST, two of Korea’s most prestigious universities in 1980s, were also influenced by POSTECH.
Eliminate
Illiteracy
1955
1950
-
1953
Foster human
resources for
essential industries
1970
Produce
top-level
researchers
1985
Produce
IT
professionals
2000
First Mover
2015
Knowledge Transfer
to Students
(Traditional Korean University)
Knowledge Creation
(POSTECH)
Value Creation
(Jobs and New Industry)
To Be

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Establish a virtuous circle for reinvestment in education
 Produce profit and funding through successful commercialization of education and
research achievement
 Secure a foundation for sustainable growth of university through reinvestment in
Education
Education
&
Research
IPs such as
patent
Startup &
Tech-
Transfer
Profit &
Funding
Creation
Soundness
of University
Finance

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