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All rights reserved.  \nSouthwest Energy Innovation Forum  \nSummary Report  \nDate of Event: October 18, 2010  \nLocation: SkySong, the ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center, Arizona  \nConveners: Arizona State University  \nEwing Marion Kauffman Foundation  \nU.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency  \n-Energy (ARPA-E)  \nContext  \nThe Southwest Energy Innovation Forum was the last of three Energy Innovation events that developed from discussion and recommendations made at the Energy Innovation Conference held at the White House in May 2010. This regional forum was part of a national effort to drive clean energy innovation and propel economic development and job creation in the United States.  \nParticipation and Description of Event  \nThe Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Arizona State University (ASU) , and U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) co-convened a conference on Energy Innovation in the Southwest region of the United States that included participation by entrepreneurs, state government officials, representatives of academia, private-sector leaders, nonprofit leaders, and innovators on October 18, 2010.  \nThe conference was designed to bring together diverse stakeholders in a forum to develop recommendations for growing regional energy innovation, building a network  \nfor energy innovation efforts, and ensuring Federal support for innovative approaches and partnerships that could improve the nation’s energy future. In the morning, attendees heard from several speakers prior to selecting one of three breakout sessions about corporate partnerships, investment , and state policy development. Following lunch, the group reconvened for an Innovation Panel, a selection of additional breakout sessions , and a closing panel. Afternoon breakout session topics focused on building research, technology, and industrial leadership in the Southwest for solar energy, energy storage , and advanced fuels. All sessions are briefly described below. Following the conference, attendees showcased breakthrough energy technologies from across the Southwest as part of ARPA-E’s Technology Showcase.  \nWelcome  \nRick Shangraw, senior vice president for Knowledge Enterprise Development, ASU, welcomed the group and outlined ten prescriptions for institutions of higher education to better support the commercialization of energy innovations. 1) Staff technology transfer offices with a balance of academics and industry-based entrepreneurs. 2) Configure technology transfer offices so that they are flexible and speedy. 3) Treat technology transfer offices as a service to faculty, not as a revenue generator. 4) Avoid standardized licensing agreements; these agreements ignore the nuances of different sectors. 5) Utilize technology transfer offices as engines to increase sponsored research rather than narrowly focusing on licensing. 6) Package and sell entire business concepts rather than early stage conventions and intellectual property models through university accelerators. For example , the ASU Biodesign Institute’s  \nImpact Accelerator aims to increase the number and success rate of spinout companies by nurturing technologies through key stages of development and moving them into the private sector once they are viable. 7) Partner with other universities to market eachother’s technology portfolios. In 2009, ASU and the University of Pennsylvania entered into a formal partnership to help each other commercialize certain technologies. Both institutions hope this groundbreaking partnership will serve as a blueprint for similar alliances between other U.S. academic institutions. 8) Change promotion and tenure requirements to reward faculty members’ patent production and entrepreneurial efforts.  \n9) Train and mentor postd","cbCailbenwTwXppu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailbenwTwXppu","pdf",284895,24,"English","# Context\n# Participation and Description of Event\n# Welcome\n# ARPA-E Overview\n# Remarks from Representative Harry Mitchell","[{\"question\":\"What was the purpose of the Southwest Energy Innovation Forum?\",\"answer\":\"The forum aimed to develop recommendations for growing regional energy innovation, building networks, and ensuring federal support for innovative approaches to improve the nation’s energy future.\"},{\"question\":\"Who convened the conference on October 18, 2010?\",\"answer\":\"Arizona State University, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Energy’s ARPA-E co-convened the event.\"},{\"question\":\"Which energy areas were highlighted in the breakout sessions?\",\"answer\":\"Afternoon breakout sessions focused on research, technology, and industrial leadership for solar energy, energy storage, and advanced fuels.\"}]","Southwest Energy Innovation Forum - Summary Report - October 18, 2010 | PDF",1792047073]