RENEWABLE

BIOPRODUCTS

INSTITUTE

EXECUTIVE

CONFERENCE

C H R I S T O P H E R J O N E S

A S S O C I AT E V I C E P R E S I D E N T F O R

R E S E A R C H

M A R C H 8 , 2 0 1 7

INSTITUTE RESEARCH GOALS

Strengthen Collaborative Partnerships

Enhance Economic and Societal Impact

Create Transformative Opportunities

ENHANCING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Market Focus

Large Companies

Small Companies

Georgia Tech

Signature Technologies

Experiential Learning for

Georgia Tech Students

ENHANCING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:

INNOVATION NEIGHBORHOODS

Technology

Enterprise

Park / North

Ave. Research

Area

14th Street /

Northside

CODA

Financial Transactions

Health Analytics

Logistics/Supply Chain

Energy

Life Sciences

Biomedicine

Aerospace

Automotive

LARGE COMPANIES INVEST AND MENTOR

20Corporate Labs and

Innovation Centers

AT&T

Chick-fil-A

Cox Enterprises

Delta Air Lines

Georgia-Pacific

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)

Invesco Ltd.

The Home Depot

UPS

Mentoring | Education | Collaboration

Hack1

SMALL COMPANIES: START. SCALE. STAY

ATDC Showcase 2016

FinTech Hack @ ATDC

DRIVING MARKET GROWTH:

GEORGIA TECH SIGNATURE TECHNOLOGIES

Cell Manufacturing Cybersecurity Energy

Internet of Things Nanotechnology Health Analytics

BUILDING ENTREPRENEURIAL CONFIDENCE

THROUGH EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION

Capstone Design

InVenture Prize

MANUFACTURING USA INSTITUTES

3D PrintingDigital

ManufacturingLightweightMaterials

AdvancedComposites

Power Electronics

IntegratedPhotonics

Flex Hybrid Electronics

Revolutionary Fibers and

Textiles

Federal 5yr. Funding

$50M ($30M)

$70M $70 $70M $70m $100M $75M $70m

Industry Match

$39M1.3 : 1

$106M1.51 : 1

$78m1.11 : 1

$180M2.57 : 1

$70m1:1

$350M 3.5 : 1

$75M 1.28 : 1

2.5:1

Institute Lead: NFP*

America Makes

(NCDMM*)

Digital Manufacturing

and DesignInstitute

(UI Labs*)

LightWeight Innovations

for Tomorrow

(EWI*)

Institute for Advanced

CompositesManufInstitute (UTK*)

Power America

(NC State*)

AIMPhotonics(Research

Foundation SUNY*)

NextFlex(FlexTech Alliance*)

Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (MIT*)

CollaboratorsIndustry 50 Univ. 28Other 16

Industry 41 Univ. 23Other 9

Industry 35Univ. 17Other 25

Industry 41 Univ. 23Other 9

Industry 18Univ. 7Other

Industry 27Univ. 16Other 22

Industry 14 Univ. 12Other 6

Industry 16 Univ. 31 Other 72

Technology Focus Areas

Additive Mfg.

Digital “Thread”

Lt. Wt. Metallics

Low Cost FRP

Composites

WBGPower

Elec

Integrated Photonics

Flexible Electronics

Technical Fabrics

/Garments

Lead Gov.Agency

DoDUSAF/ AFRL

DoDARMY/

AMRDEC

DOD/ NAVYONR

DOE Adv. Mfg. Office

DOE Adv. Mfg.

Office

DoDAFRL

DoD/USAF/ AFRL

DoD/ Army NSRDC

MANUFACTURING USA INSTITUTES

Advanced Tissue Bio-Fabrication

Smart Manufacturing

Collaborative Robotics

NIST Open CallProcess

Intensification Sustainability

/ Reuse

Federal 5 Year

Funding $80m $70m $80m $70M $70m $70M

Industry Match

$214M2.7:1

$140M2:1

$173M2.2:1

$129M1.8:1

$2m in-kind$70M

1:1

Institute Lead: NFP*

Advanced Regenerative

Manuf. Institute (ARMI*)

Smart Manufacturing

Leadership Coalition (SMLC*)

Advanced Robotics Manufacturing

(Carnegie Mellon*)

National Institute for Innovations in Manufacturing of

Biopharma(U Del*)

Rapid Adv. in Process

Intensification Deployment

(AICHE*)

Sustainable Manufacturing

Innovation Alliance (SAII*)

CollaboratorsIndustry: 47University:26Other: 14

Industry: TBDUniversity: TBDOther: TBD

Industry: 123University: 40Other: 64

Industry: 85University: 35Other: 20

Industry: University:Other:130 partners

Industry: University:Other:100 partners

Technology Focus Area

RegenerativeMedicine;Tissue Fab

Integrated Sensor, Control,

and Platform Modeling

Collaborative Robotics, Robot

Control, Sensing

Precision Medicine,

Accelerated Biopharma

Manuf, Standards Dev

Modular chemical process

intensification

Recycling and Remanufacture Separation of Mixed Mat,

Disposal Meth.

Lead Gov. Agency

DoD DoE DoD NIST DoE NIST

EVOLUTION OF IRI S – IRI 2.0

• Internal assessment of IRIs by GT Strategic Consulting• Overall Goal – frame common, baseline support for IRIs, supplemented by customization

3 MODES OF IRI IMPACT ON GT

• Internal Coordination and Facilitation

• External Partnerships and Thought Leadership

• Resource and Facility Management

INTERNAL COORDINATION & THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

NSF funds Engineering Research Centers (ERCs)

• Multi-university

• Linked with industry

• Forward looking

• $19-20M over 5 years, up to 10 years in total

• GT has not led a new ERC in 20 years

INTERNAL COORDINATION & THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

NSF funds Engineering Research Centers (ERCs)

• Multi-university

• Linked with industry

• Forward looking

• $19-20M over 5 years, up to 10 years in total

• GT has not led a new ERC in 20 years

2015-2016 Competition

• 120 initial proposals

• 8 Finalists

• 2 GT led and IRI supported

Stem Cell Biomanufacturing

IBB, GTMI

Gigatechnologies

BBISS• GT now preparing for NSF STC competition

GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH:

LED BY FACULTY. POWERED BY IDEAS.

SUPPORTED BY PROFESSIONALS.

in research

expenditures last year.

$786 million

in industry-funded

research in CY2016.

$100+ million

new start-ups launched

in CY2016.

100+

Finalists in NSF

Engineering Research

Center Proposals.

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