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Industrial Affiliates Programs provide a mechanism for multiple faculty and multiple companies to discuss and explore broad research topics in a pre-competitive environment. In these programs, Stanford faculty and students can learn about industry perspectives and priorities, and corporate members are exposed to new ideas and research directions.
How do faculty set up a new Affiliates Program? What happens after a new Affiliates Program is approved? How are Affiliates Programs different from sponsored research? Affiliates Programs focus on one or more related areas of research and typically support several projects.
The following framework applies to all Affiliates Programs. Program basics. Multiple faculty and corporate members. Each Industrial Affiliates Program must have, at a minimum, two active faculty members who meet the requirements of PI eligibility, and two active corporate members. Program director.
Managing Industrial Affiliates Programs: For Directors and Staff. Setting fees: Be aware that companies expect a lot more benefits when Program fees are relatively high. “Selling” Program membership to the company usually is more difficult with fees of $100,000 and over.
Industrial Affiliates Programs provide a window into research at Stanford and new sources of innovation, helping companies expand their expert network. Member funds provide an unrestricted pool of support for Program research by participating faculty, staff and students.
Contact the Industrial Contracts Office; Industrial Affiliates Programs Requirements
Contact the Industrial Contracts Office; Industrial Affiliates Programs Requirements
Contact the Industrial Contracts Office; Industrial Affiliates Programs Requirements
Contact the Industrial Contracts Office; Industrial Affiliates Programs Requirements
Contact the Industrial Contracts Office; Industrial Affiliates Programs Requirements