medtech 2014 executive breakfast presentation

MEDTECH 2014: RedefiningInnovation in the Face of Healthcare ReformSeptember 15, 2014

Tim KilleenVice Chancellor for Research, State University of New YorkPresident, Research Foundation for SUNY

80 million gross square footage

$19.8 billion in economic impact

The largest comprehensive

university system inthe United States

Over $1 billionin sponsored research

3.6 million students, alumni and employees

SUNY is…

7,669 degree and certificate

programs

PEOPLE

468,000 Students88,000 faculty and staff3 million alumni

INFRASTRUCTURE

64 Campuses6 Centers for Advanced Technology8 Centers of Excellence17 Incubators

TECHNOLOGY

Over 1,000 issued patentsOver 700 active licenses72 active startups

1950sHeart-Lung

Machine

1960sImplantable Cardiac

Pacemaker

1970sMagnetic Resonance

Imaging (MRI)

1980sReoPro: SUNY’s 1st

FDA Approved Medicine

1990sBar-Code Scanning

Technology

Vision for Working with IndustryIdentify areas of excellence

Leverage our diversity

Look at industry and societal problems to be solved

Foster interdisciplinary collaboration

Drug Discovery Novel AntibioticsEnhancing Lifespan Lipid Transport Proteins Treatment of TuberculosisHand-held

BiosensorsNeural DiseaseHealth Record Data3D Printing TissuesPersonalized Organ Transplantation

Topical Areas Funded:

25 proposals submitted6 awarded

Nearly 90 faculty involved Participation from 9

campusesTotal award value: $900k.

New NSF Science and Technology CenterX-Ray Bioimaging Technique

The University at Buffalo, representing a national consortium of eight research universities and institutes, has been awarded $25 million from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to transform the field of structural biology, including drug development, using X-ray lasers.

Over 125 faculty

34 Proposals submitted8 Projects AwardedTotal award value: $800k

Ultra-thin implants Eye/brain

dynamics Risk factors for

neurological disease

Brain function visualization

Genetic disorders Computational

modeling Cell generation

Topical Areas:

The activity of SUNY M&AM will impact medical, health, military, transportation industries, etc

Create and build: BioMaterials, Green, Energy,

Functional & Responsive Materials

Flexible Electronics Green, Digital and Additive

Manufacturing

Over 50 research faculty Participation from 8 campusesAwards will be announced in August

Gov. Cuomo Announces the NY Power Electronics Manufacturing Consortium (PEMC) GE leads PEMC to develop next

generation of materials and processes used on wide band gap semiconductors in partnership with SUNY CNSE – 6 inch SiC wafers - beyond silicon!

100 private companies; Investment of over $500M

Open innovation facility

STARTUP-NY Campus Planning

Innovation at Scale

“This is the evolution of education in action…this is the delicate balancing act – systems and institutions learning to become leaner,

smarter, stronger, and more resourceful through the very kind of hard work that

SUNY is leading. And this is innovation at scale.”

SUNY Technology Accelerator FundAdvance SUNY technology from lab to market

Mobility Assist Device for Improved Quality of Life

Out of Stony Book University

Helps people who have trouble standing up or sitting down

Partnership with Biodex Medical System

New Microphone Design for Hearing Aids

Out of Binghamton University

Based on hearing of a fruit fly, has potential to improve hearing aids

Exploring partnership opportunities

Governor’s Innovation Agenda Innovation New York Network

The NY Opportunity and Challenge Innovation New York Network

In NYS,• University R&D is focused on the hard

sciences• Venture capital is focused on IT and non-

academics• There is a major disconnect• But also a major opportunity

Innovation New York Network

Innovation Online Network

INYN – Online Network

Identifying, seeding,cultivating, connecting,

empowering and quantifying

New York State’sInnovation Ecosystem

Research • Startups • FinancingInfrastructure • People and Talent

(Design version)

Innovation Showcase

SUNY Incubator Network17 incubator programs, across 11 campuses

22 program directors and staff

540,000 ft2 of incubator space across the state

Over 550 companies and 2,100 jobs currently supported

Over 480 graduated companies since 1990

Stony BrookBuffalo

DownstateFredonia

Southern Tier High Technology Incubator

A partnership of Binghamton University and federal, state and local partners, the Southern Tier High-Technology Incubator will provide new opportunities for high-tech businesses to grow and succeed in the Southern Tier.

•21,000 square feet net space set to open in September 2016

•Focus areas: electronics, energy and health

innovation@binghamton

SUNY startups are attracting the best investors

Summary• Alignment with Governor (NYS) Board/Chancellor Research

Council: Based on system-wide faculty interests, capabilities, and aspirations

• Build partnerships among SUNY’s research enterprise and statewide commercialization and technology community, federal government, private industry, international community

• Re-invest in Multi-disciplinary Research, Research-enriched education, and Innovation.

• Thanks for your guidance!

Engage with us:Bryan Allinson, Vice President of Innovation and Partnershipsbryan.allinson@rfsuny.org (518) 434-7061

Heather Hage, Esq., Senior Director of Innovation and Partnershipsheather.hage@rfsuny.org(518) 434-7061

Jeffrey Boyce, Director of Research-Supported Economic Developmentjeffrey.boyce@rfsuny.org (518) 434-7061

Thomas Moebus, Director of Investor Development tom.moebus@rfsuny.org (212) 317-3570

Gregory O’Connor, Director of Business Servicesgregory.oconnor@rfsuny.org

(212) 364-5788

Angela Wright, Director of Government Relationsangela.wright@rfsuny.org

(518) 434-7065

Matthew Mroz, Assistant Director of Innovation and Partnerships matthew.mroz@rfsuny.org

(518) 434-7175

Kimberly Eck, Manager, Collaborative Proposal Developmentkimberly.eck@rfsuny.org

(518) 434-7291

www.rfsuny.org/innovationcontacts