Innovation Ecosystem in Aggieland
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This document summarizes the innovation ecosystem in the Bryan-College Station area. It outlines the key infrastructure components that support life science businesses, including research parks, incubators, and facilities for research, development, and manufacturing. It also discusses the public-private partnerships and government support programs that are in place. Finally, it highlights the entrepreneurial culture and emphasizes that the Research Valley Partnership is ready to help innovators and entrepreneurs in the region.
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- 1. 2013 TAMHSC Commercialization Class (SGSI600) INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM In the Bryan-College Station Marketplace Feb 14, 2013
- 2. The Research Valley Partnership, Inc. invest innovate inspire • A public-private economic development corporation • Teamed with Texas A&M, Cities, County, State and Private Sector • Connecting community, industry and university • Coordinate tax, infrastructure and business incentives; workforce training; and value-added services to help companies establish, expand and launch
- 3. Agenda $ Infra struc ture Culture & M a r k et Government Government People (The Six Necessary Categories To Build The Next Silicon Valley | TechCrunch)
- 4. Capital
- 5. Capital
- 7. Infrastructure 1. One Health Plus Biocorridor 2. Texas A&M University Research Park 3. The Science Park 4. Kalon Biotherapeutics 5. Texas A&M Institute for Preclinical Studies 6. Incubator/Incubator service provider 7. Texas A&M Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing
- 8. BIO-Related Health Science Center Bio Production Campus Town Center
- 9. Texas A&M University Research Park • Supports faculty researchers and innovation-driven companies that are nationally and internationally recognized in the fields of energy, science & technology development, engineering, agriculture, and transportation • Hub of more than $780 million in annual research expenditures from the Texas A&M System
- 10. Public-Private • Class A Multi-Tenant • Office and Technology/Lab Space • Controlled Access • Flexible Design and Finish Out Options
- 11. • Flexible manufacturing environments and technologies to biological therapeutics • Biotherapeutics research, development, workforce training and GMP manufacturing
- 12. Texas A&M Institute for Preclinical Studies • Large animal Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) • Advanced imaging • Pathology • Stem cell therapy • Treatments for hemorrhagic shock • Drug delivery systems
- 13. Incubator and Incubator Service Provider
- 14. Government
- 15. TEXAS GOT IT RIGHT! • Lighten the burden • Streamline the statehouse • Open up the business • … (Book: Texas Got it Right, Wyly and Wyly 2012)
- 16. People
- 17. Entrepreneurs and Innovators in Life Science Business KJ Biosciences, LL Applied Biotechnology Plantacor Institute!
- 20. Summary $ Infra struc ture Culture & M a r k et People Government
- 21. We’re Ready to Help Innovators & Entrepreneurs Ping Zhou Director of Innovation Services The Research Valley Partnership 1500 Research Parkway, Suite 270 College Station, Texas 77845 Phone 972.575.4217 Mobile 9PATENT518 pzhou@researchvalley.org