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Universities and Universities and Centers:Centers:U.S. examplesU.S. examples
Susan E. CozzensSusan E. CozzensTechnology Policy and Assessment Technology Policy and Assessment CenterCenterGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, GA Atlanta, GA
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Outline of talkOutline of talk
Brief history of university research Brief history of university research and government research in the and government research in the U.S.U.S.– 17871787– 18761876– 19411941
Illustrations using Georgia TechIllustrations using Georgia Tech Main point: Diversity and Main point: Diversity and
decentralization serve us well.decentralization serve us well.
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College Education in the College Education in the U.S.U.S.
Percent of People 25 and Over Who Have Completed College
0.05.010.015.020.025.030.035.0
..1940
..1952
..1962
..1966
..1969
..1972
..1975
..1978
..1981
..1984
..1987
..1990
..1993
..1996
..1999
..2002
..2005
..2008
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Private higher Private higher educationeducation Private higher education started Private higher education started
before the U.S. was a countrybefore the U.S. was a country– Harvard, 1636Harvard, 1636– College of William and Mary, 1693College of William and Mary, 1693– Yale, 1701Yale, 1701– University of Pennsylvania, 1740University of Pennsylvania, 1740
About 1600 todayAbout 1600 today– 204 give doctoral degrees204 give doctoral degrees
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Public higher Public higher educationeducation Education left to the states in the Education left to the states in the
Constitution in Constitution in 17871787– 650 public higher education institutions now650 public higher education institutions now– 150 give doctoral degrees150 give doctoral degrees– 75% of undergraduate enrollment75% of undergraduate enrollment
Land grant universities created a Land grant universities created a specific link in agriculture in 1862.specific link in agriculture in 1862.– Michigan State was the first, 1855Michigan State was the first, 1855– About 75 of these nowAbout 75 of these now
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Technological Technological universitiesuniversities First was Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, First was Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy NY, 1824Troy NY, 1824– MIT, 1861 MIT, 1861 – Cal Tech, 1891Cal Tech, 1891
Engineering-based, mostly privateEngineering-based, mostly private History of special relationships with industry, History of special relationships with industry,
as well as military and space researchas well as military and space research
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Adoption of German Adoption of German modelmodel
Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins 18761876 FreedomFreedom SeminarsSeminars LaboratoriesLaboratories Active learningActive learning Shaping the worldShaping the world
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Diversity of Diversity of institutionsinstitutions Comprehensives – mastersComprehensives – masters Four-year colleges - bachelorsFour-year colleges - bachelors Community colleges - associateCommunity colleges - associate
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Government Government laboratorieslaboratories AgricultureAgriculture DefenseDefense HealthHealth SpaceSpace EnergyEnergy And many othersAnd many others
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The project grant The project grant systemsystem Invented at OSRD, Invented at OSRD, 19411941 Proposal drivenProposal driven Reviewed by expertsReviewed by experts Pays (almost) full costsPays (almost) full costs Hallmark of NSF and Hallmark of NSF and
NIHNIH Also used by Defense, Also used by Defense,
Agriculture, NASA, Agriculture, NASA, Energy, etc. Energy, etc.
Flexible and scalableFlexible and scalable
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The non-laboratory The non-laboratory agencyagency
National Science National Science Foundation, 1951Foundation, 1951– A balance wheelA balance wheel– The home for university The home for university
researchresearch
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Industry researchIndustry research
About two-thirds of total U.S. R&D About two-thirds of total U.S. R&D fundingfunding– Computer and electronicsComputer and electronics– ChemicalsChemicals– Computer-related servicesComputer-related services– Aerospace and defenseAerospace and defense– R&D servicesR&D services– Automotive manufacturingAutomotive manufacturing
71% of R&D spending71% of R&D spending Provides just a small portion of Provides just a small portion of
university funding (5%)university funding (5%)
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The Georgia Tech The Georgia Tech ExampleExample
Public technological universityPublic technological university 19,000 students, 6500 19,000 students, 6500
graduate students (half graduate students (half doctoral)doctoral)
1000 faculty, 4600 total staff1000 faculty, 4600 total staff Two-thirds engineering, but Two-thirds engineering, but
alsoalso– Computing, Sciences, Computing, Sciences,
Management, Architecture, Management, Architecture, social science and humanitiessocial science and humanities
$1 billion budget$1 billion budget $500 million in sponsored $500 million in sponsored
projectsprojects
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ORNLORNL
Oak Ridge National LaboratoryOak Ridge National Laboratory Major user facilitiesMajor user facilities Georgia Tech is one of ten “core Georgia Tech is one of ten “core
universities” for Oak Ridgeuniversities” for Oak Ridge Joint program in computingJoint program in computing Alliance with Imperial College (UK)Alliance with Imperial College (UK) Joint facultyJoint faculty
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GTRIGTRI
Georgia Tech Research InstituteGeorgia Tech Research Institute Affiliated laboratory, does Affiliated laboratory, does
classified workclassified work Formed 1934Formed 1934 1200 people, 7 labs, 13 field offices1200 people, 7 labs, 13 field offices Separate promotion tracks for Separate promotion tracks for
research facultyresearch faculty Largest employer of GT graduatesLargest employer of GT graduates
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ERCs and STCsERCs and STCs
NSF-supportedNSF-supported– Engineering Research CentersEngineering Research Centers– Science and Technology CentersScience and Technology Centers
Industry advisory boardIndustry advisory board Integrated research, education, and Integrated research, education, and
outreachoutreach Examples:Examples:
– Tissue engineeringTissue engineering– Microsystems Packaging ResearchMicrosystems Packaging Research
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PartnershipsPartnerships
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Other types of centersOther types of centers
Industry-basedIndustry-based– Institute for Paper Science and TechnologyInstitute for Paper Science and Technology
EndowedEndowed– Brooks Byers Institute for Sustainable Brooks Byers Institute for Sustainable
SystemsSystems GT as partnerGT as partner
– ASU Center for Nanotechnology in SocietyASU Center for Nanotechnology in Society Block fundingBlock funding
– Georgia Water Resources InstituteGeorgia Water Resources Institute
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DOE Bioenergy Science DOE Bioenergy Science CenterCenter
Roger Reisert is CEO of C2 Biofuels, a startup ethanol company that has supported research at Georgia Tech.
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A complex patternA complex pattern
Each university can have many, Each university can have many, many relationships.many relationships.
Mostly this is driven bottom-up Mostly this is driven bottom-up from the faculty.from the faculty.
But the areas reflect the priorities But the areas reflect the priorities of funding agencies. of funding agencies.
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Lessons learnedLessons learned
Diversity of funding sources is a Diversity of funding sources is a strength of U.S. research. strength of U.S. research.
Decentralization to the states has Decentralization to the states has contributed to a pragmatic contributed to a pragmatic orientation in universities.orientation in universities.
The project grant system has The project grant system has been given great flexibility. been given great flexibility.
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Hopefully, some of these Hopefully, some of these lessons are useful for lessons are useful for Colombia.Colombia.
Muchas graciasMuchas gracias