The document discusses innovation teams at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that bring together MBA and PhD students to commercialize science and technology projects. The teams are formed based on student preferences for professor projects. One team focuses on a tumor ablation probe for lung cancer. Team members include students from Harvard and MIT who will assess the technology over the semester and make recommendations about starting a company, licensing, partnerships, or needing more research. The goal is not a business plan but an assessment of the technology's commercial potential. The team meets with researchers, investors, and doctors to learn more about applications and ideas to advance the project.

1. Innovation Teams
Commercializing Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge - Fall, 2011
Contando experiências em estágios
nacionais e internacionais
USP-Harvarder 2011: Lucas Nóbrega

2. Bem-vindo ao
Stata Center

3. Innovation teams: commercializing science
"ensinar aos estudantes
o processo de comercialização
de ciência e tecnologia,
focando em como julgar o
potencial de comercialização
de cada tecnologia."

4. Professores
Luis Perez Breva
Professor de Inovação e Pesquisador
Escola de Engenharia MIT
Noubar Afeyan
Professor na Sloan School of Management - MIT
Managing Partner and CEO of Flagship Ventures

5. "mente e mãos"
i-Teamers:
- Metade
Estudantes de MBA
- Metade
Estudantes PhDs
Alunos

6. 1. Pesquisadores do MIT apresentam seus projetos
2. Cada aluno lista os projetos preferidos
3. Formação de times com base na lista de preferência
1 time = 1 projeto
Formação dos times

7. Projeto preferido
"Tumor ablation
probe" - lung cancer

8. Case
Cânula rígida
Agulha curva
flexível
Protótipo do projeto

9. Conor Walsch - nosso PI
● Assistant Professor of
Mechanical and
Biomedical Engineering at
Harvard
● Core Faculty Member, Wyss
Institute of Biologically
Inspired Engineering at
Harvard

10. Nosso i-Team
Elena Helman
PhD Health Sciences and Technology - Harvard e MIT
Lauren Lions
Master in Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School
Lamees Hamada*
MBA at Sloan School of Management - MIT
Lucas Nóbrega
University of São Paulo Medical School

11. Steve Kelly - nosso catalyst
● Presidente e Chief Operating
Officer at Myomo

12. Objetivo ao
final do semestre
Recomendação:
- start-up
- licenciamento
- parceria
- mais pesquisa
- "engavetar"
Não um business-plan mas um "assessment" da
tecnologia.

13. Nosso i-Team

14. "and now what?"
buscar idéias

15. Abordando a tecnologia
Features
descrição das características da tecnologia
Functions
o que ela faz?
Applications
para que serve?

16. Conhecendo idéias...
"go talk to the people"
Investidores
Médicos
Pesquisadores

17. Technology
Licensing Office MIT
Propriedade intelectual

18. resultados
nova aplicação e pessoas para continuar o
projeto

21. de volta ao Brasil!
louco para executar e botar a mão na massa...

22. www.edx.org

25. Backup Slides

26. Estrutura do curso
- 4 horas-aula semanais
- 3 meses de aula (Set/07 a Dez/07)
- Apresentação meio do semestre
-Trabalhos quinzenais
- Apresentação final do semestre

27. Na quarta semana de aula...
...nossa MBA deixa o time
"Hey Team,
Trying to figure out my schedule and making time for
classes, I realized I absolutely over-committed this
semester, so I have to drop i-Teams.
Good luck with the rest of the semester!
Lamees "

28. Vídeo Conor Walsch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=wb31h9JoAls&lr=1

30. Innovation teams
"teachstudents the process of
science and technology
commercialization
focusing on how to judge a technology’s
commercial potential."

31. Stata Center
The Ray and Maria Stata Center (pronounced /steɪtə/ STAY-ta) or Building 32 is a
720,000-square-foot (67,000 m2) academic complex designed by Pritzker Prize-winning
architect Frank Gehry for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The building
opened for initial occupancy on March 16, 2004. It sits on the site of MIT's former Building
20, which housed the historic Radiation Laboratory, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Contained within the building are the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory, the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems, as well as the
Department of Linguistics and Philosophy. Academic celebrities such as Noam Chomsky
andRon Rivest have offices there. World Wide Web Consortium founder Tim Berners-Lee
and free software movement founder Richard Stallman also have offices within.
Several MIT classes, including many taught by the computer science and electrical
engineering department (Course VI) are held inside. The Forbes Family Café is also
located in the Stata Center, serving coffee and lunch to the public.
In contrast to the trend at MIT of referring to buildings by their numbers rather than their
official names, the complex is usually referred to as "Stata", or "the Stata Center". The
two towers are often called "G Tower" and "D tower".

35. Massachussetts Institute
of Technology