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2. Kandungan. PengenalanDasar Amalan dan EtikaKaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas LaluPenyediaan Cadangan PenyelidikanGaris Panduan Menjalankan PenyelidikanMengkomersilkan Produk PenyelidikanPenulisan Laporan PenyelidikanPenutup. 3. Kandungan. PengenalanDasar Amalan dan EtikaKaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas LaluPenyediaan Cadangan PenyelidikanGaris Panduan Menjalankan PenyelidikanMengkomersilkan Produk PenyelidikanPenulisan Laporan Penyelidikan.
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1. 1 KURSUS PTK 3 Bil 1/2008KAEDAH PENYELIDIKANMohd Zarar Mohd Jenu13 Mei 2008Blok B6, Bilik Seminar A2 dan A3
2. 2 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
Penutup
3. 3 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
4. 4 Perjuangan Semua Visi 2020
“Establish a scientific and progressive society, a society that is innovative and forward looking, one that is not only a consumer of technology, but also a contributor to the scientific and technological civilization of the future”
5. 5 Perjuangan Kita Misi Universiti
Untuk melahir dan melatih ahli profesional dan teknologi yang bersahsiah mulia dan berdaya saing di arena global melalui program akademik holistik dan pembudayaan ilmu serta penyelidikan yang berteraskan konsep tauhid.
6. 6 Apa itu Penyelidikan dan Pembangunan? Aktiviti sistematik yang berkaitan dengan penjanaan, pemajuan, penyebaran dan aplikasi ilmu
7. 7 Mengapa buat R&D?
8. 8 Penyelidikan memerlukan…. Passion
Commitment
Leadership
Environment
Planning
Monitoring
Endurance
Divine help
9. 9 Jenis-jenis Penyelidikan Fundamental
“ any theoretical or experimental research conducted to develop hypothesis/theories to acquire new knowledge”
Gunaan
“to explore the possibility of applications in the form of devices or processes”
Pembangunan
“ using existing knowledge gained from research/practical experience for the purpose of creating new or improved materials/processes”
10. 10 Pre-R&D Process – Includes foresight study, forecast and technology road mapping.
Value Analysis – Feasibility, Viability, Market, Financial Studies for proposed R&D project.
Concept Idea – List down requirement, objectives, scope, methodology of the proposed project. Overview, expected output.
Basic R&D – Fundamental research, generate new knowledge, enhance fundamentals in science, theoretical
Applied R&D – Lab prototype, apply basic science discovery for potential product/process application
Commercially Ready Prototype – prototype ready for pilot scale production. The process include upgrading from lab, engineering to commercial ready prototype.
Incubation – Process of mentoring, nurturing, enterpreneurship, preparation of business plan, marketing skills, financial skills.
Pilot production – Infant stage. In small quantity to test the quality, standard and acceptance of product.
Early Growth Production – Setting up of manufacturing plant. Commencement of commercial scale production.
Mature Production – Full scale production.
Value Realisation – Make profits, create jobs, mass consumption, social benefits.
ScienceFund - To fund basic and applied research in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing and Advanced Materials which will lead to the discovery of new knowledge that yield publication and intellectual property
TechnoFund - To fund research and development of commercial ready prototype and/or early stage commercialisation in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing, and Advanced Materials
TechnoFund and CRDF will fund up to early stage commercialisation. Those IRPA projects which were funded earlier can go to apply for the CRDF. Pre-R&D Process – Includes foresight study, forecast and technology road mapping.
Value Analysis – Feasibility, Viability, Market, Financial Studies for proposed R&D project.
Concept Idea – List down requirement, objectives, scope, methodology of the proposed project. Overview, expected output.
Basic R&D – Fundamental research, generate new knowledge, enhance fundamentals in science, theoretical
Applied R&D – Lab prototype, apply basic science discovery for potential product/process application
Commercially Ready Prototype – prototype ready for pilot scale production. The process include upgrading from lab, engineering to commercial ready prototype.
Incubation – Process of mentoring, nurturing, enterpreneurship, preparation of business plan, marketing skills, financial skills.
Pilot production – Infant stage. In small quantity to test the quality, standard and acceptance of product.
Early Growth Production – Setting up of manufacturing plant. Commencement of commercial scale production.
Mature Production – Full scale production.
Value Realisation – Make profits, create jobs, mass consumption, social benefits.
ScienceFund - To fund basic and applied research in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing and Advanced Materials which will lead to the discovery of new knowledge that yield publication and intellectual property
TechnoFund - To fund research and development of commercial ready prototype and/or early stage commercialisation in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing, and Advanced Materials
TechnoFund and CRDF will fund up to early stage commercialisation. Those IRPA projects which were funded earlier can go to apply for the CRDF.
11. 11 Sumber Geran Penyelidikan
12. 12 Penyelidikan dalam RMK 9 Meningkatkan keupayaan pengetahuan dan inovasi negara serta memupuk ‘minda kelas pertama’
1.5 % daripada KDNK untuk perbelanjaan R&D menjelang 2010
50 RSE setiap 10,000 pekerja menjelang 2010
RM3.9 billion untuk geran penyelidikan
13. 13 Fundamental Research Grant Scheme FRGS is under Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi (KPT)
? No upper limit on grants
? Fundamental research
? Max. 3 years
? Research clusters:
- Basic & Applied Sciences
- Technology & Engineering
- Medical Sciences
- Arts (Fundamental & Professional)
- Social Science & Humanities
14. 14 This section will show the proposed enhancement oh the R&D grant mechanisms.This section will show the proposed enhancement oh the R&D grant mechanisms.
15. 15 TechnoFund A competitive funding to develop and commercialize new, cutting edge and breakthrough technologies in Agriculture, Biotechnology, ICT, and Industry Clusters that create new businesses and economic wealth
Pre Commercialisation and IP Acquisition
16. 16 InnoFund
17. 17 Other Funds
18. 18 (cont.)
19. 19 (cont.)
20. 20 R&D Supporting Agencies Malaysian Industry Government Group for High Technology (MiGHT)
It is a government-private sector initiative. It is responsible for exploiting research and technology for new business opportunities. MiGHT also provides a channel for consultative approach to technology prospecting.
Malaysian Technology Development Corporation (MTDC)
Is a joint-venture organization between the government and industry.
Aims to focus on the commercialization of local research findings, introduction of strategic technologies to the country, and the manufacturing of products widely used as industrial inputs.
Technology Park Malaysia (TPM)
Aims to assist the development of indigenous technologies and the commercialization of R&D findings.
Support industrial entrepreneurship especially the growth of high technology industries, promote industrial competitiveness, encourage reverse engineering and accelerate technology besides providing a meaningful link between industry, the government, research institutes and universities.
21. 21 Faktor Kejayaan Kritikal Kita Research, Development & Commercialization
University-Industry Partnership
Staff
Human Resource Management
Services & Products
Marketing
Teaching & Learning
Environment
Internationalization
Management
Leadership
Financial Management
22. 22 WCU - Ranking Criteria & Weights
23. 23 Our Research Clusters ? Advanced Materials
? Advanced Manufacturing
? Environment, Construction & Transportation
? Information & Communication Technology
? Technical & Vocational Education
? Technology Management & Social Science
24. 24 Pusat Kecemerlangan
25. 25 Laluan ke R-D-C-E
26. 26 Our Research Performance
27. 27 (cont.) Publications
155 papers published in journals and conference proceedings from 2002 to 2006
Awards in competition/exposition
54 awards since 2003
Intellectual property
7 patents
Commercialization
4 projects
Postgraduates
16
28. 28 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
29. 29 Dasar, Amalan dan Etika Dasar Penyelidikan Universiti
Dasar, Etika dan Strategi
Contoh:
Hasil penyelidikan tertakluk kpd Dasar Harta Intelek Universiti
Sensitiviti agama, bangsa dan negara dipatuhi
Penyelidikan mestilah berdaftar dengan PPI
Penyelidikan yang melibatkan haiwan dan manusia perlu berhemah
30. 30 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
31. 31 Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas lalu Kajian pasaran
Pencarian paten
Kenalpasti sumber geran
Penyediaan cadangan
Laksana dan urus penyelidikan
Lindungi hasil penyelidikan
Pengkomersilan
32. 32 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Permohonan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
33. Your ideal proposal!
34. Your proposal after negotiation with the stakeholder?
35. A choice of….What you ought to achieve
36. Key Elements of a Proposal Why, what , who, when, where and how?
37. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ?
Why you want to do the research?
Background, Problem statement and Literature review
38. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ? What has already been done to attempt to address or solve the problem and what is lacking?
What do you propose to do to address or solve the problem and what is different from previous attempts?
What will be the near-term outcome of the project and what will this change?
What approach will you use to conduct your activities in order to achieve the purpose and goal of the project?
39. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ?
Who will directly benefit from the project and in what way?
Who are the key individuals to be involved in the project, why were they chosen, and what are their roles and responsibilities?
40. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ?
Where will the project be implemented?
41. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ?
When will the project be implemented and over what period of time?
42. What can you answer to when writing a proposal ? How will the project be managed?
How will the outcomes and results of the project be communicated?
How will products and outcomes be disseminated to target groups or beneficiaries?
43. 43 Project Profile Project Title
It should be clear and explicit. It should be concise enough to easily capture the attention of the reader
Problem Statement
The problem (s) to be addressed should be clearly stated, including what has been done and why it should be addressed urgently
Aim
It is an unattainable ideal that the project aims to contribute towards; longer-term impact of the project
44. 44 (cont.) 4. Objectives
Immediate outcome of the project: utilization by the target group of the generated project outputs; or; what the project is expected to achieve;
5. Methodology
What approach or method are we going to use to conduct the research and how do we ensure that the results of the project reach the intended beneficiaries
6. Expected Outputs
A limited set of well defined tangible or intangible products usable by the ‘users’ and for which we are accountable to the donor. What we said we were going to produce.
45. 45 (cont.) 7. Activities
Set of activities are defined for each output, aimed at achieving the said outputs
8. Target group or intended beneficiaries
Well defined group who will benefit from the implementation of the project
9. Partners/Collaborators
Partners and/or collaborators who will be directly involved in the planning and implementation of the project – complete CVs and past research record
46. 46 (cont.) 10. Project management
This section describes the arrangements for the management of the project and assigns various responsibilities
11. Work plan
A set of activities to be conducted with specific time lines and milestones
12. Budget
The budget includes the estimated total cost of the project, co-financing and matching funds available, and funding being requested
13. Annexes
Any supporting documents or information as described in the main body of the project document and/or as requested by the donor according to their guidelines
47. 47 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
48. 48 Garis Panduan Menjalankan Penyelidikan Menjiwai cadangan dan peruntukan yang diterima
Lapangkan masa secara konsisten (bukan cari masa lapang)
Urus pembelian peralatan dan RA segera
Selalu pantau hasil kerja berbanding perancangan
Lapuran kemajuan diserah mengikut jadual
Bentang hasil kajian secepat mungkin untuk dapatkan maklumbalas
49. 49 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Permohonan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
50. 50 Pre-R&D Process – Includes foresight study, forecast and technology road mapping.
Value Analysis – Feasibility, Viability, Market, Financial Studies for proposed R&D project.
Concept Idea – List down requirement, objectives, scope, methodology of the proposed project. Overview, expected output.
Basic R&D – Fundamental research, generate new knowledge, enhance fundamentals in science, theoretical
Applied R&D – Lab prototype, apply basic science discovery for potential product/process application
Commercially Ready Prototype – prototype ready for pilot scale production. The process include upgrading from lab, engineering to commercial ready prototype.
Incubation – Process of mentoring, nurturing, enterpreneurship, preparation of business plan, marketing skills, financial skills.
Pilot production – Infant stage. In small quantity to test the quality, standard and acceptance of product.
Early Growth Production – Setting up of manufacturing plant. Commencement of commercial scale production.
Mature Production – Full scale production.
Value Realisation – Make profits, create jobs, mass consumption, social benefits.
ScienceFund - To fund basic and applied research in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing and Advanced Materials which will lead to the discovery of new knowledge that yield publication and intellectual property
TechnoFund - To fund research and development of commercial ready prototype and/or early stage commercialisation in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing, and Advanced Materials
TechnoFund and CRDF will fund up to early stage commercialisation. Those IRPA projects which were funded earlier can go to apply for the CRDF. Pre-R&D Process – Includes foresight study, forecast and technology road mapping.
Value Analysis – Feasibility, Viability, Market, Financial Studies for proposed R&D project.
Concept Idea – List down requirement, objectives, scope, methodology of the proposed project. Overview, expected output.
Basic R&D – Fundamental research, generate new knowledge, enhance fundamentals in science, theoretical
Applied R&D – Lab prototype, apply basic science discovery for potential product/process application
Commercially Ready Prototype – prototype ready for pilot scale production. The process include upgrading from lab, engineering to commercial ready prototype.
Incubation – Process of mentoring, nurturing, enterpreneurship, preparation of business plan, marketing skills, financial skills.
Pilot production – Infant stage. In small quantity to test the quality, standard and acceptance of product.
Early Growth Production – Setting up of manufacturing plant. Commencement of commercial scale production.
Mature Production – Full scale production.
Value Realisation – Make profits, create jobs, mass consumption, social benefits.
ScienceFund - To fund basic and applied research in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing and Advanced Materials which will lead to the discovery of new knowledge that yield publication and intellectual property
TechnoFund - To fund research and development of commercial ready prototype and/or early stage commercialisation in ICT, Biotechnology, Advanced Manufacturing, and Advanced Materials
TechnoFund and CRDF will fund up to early stage commercialisation. Those IRPA projects which were funded earlier can go to apply for the CRDF.
51. 51 Commercialisation of R&D Output Commercialisation of R&D is the process of transforming ideas, new knowledge or an invention into a product that has industrial application or that is marketable
52. 52 Forms of Commercialisation Can be in two forms:
1. New products, processes or inventive steps that involves innovations and intellectual property protection.
2. Consultancy services rendered as technical advice or testing services by experts that involves technical expertise and know how.
53. 53 From Ideas to Market A good idea is just an idea in itself; it must be turned into a product or services; the product/process must be commercialised.
Ideas without market will just be a hobby; Market without ideas will just be a dream.
Draw a business plan to turn ideas into profit; strong marketing team; adequate resources.
54. 54 The Spin-out Model
Next to the Licence Model and the Interaction Model, the Spin-out Model is the third route to exploit economically university research results.
The basic idea is to leverage the IP rights in order to create a competitive advantage for a new technology based company. It requires 3 main components:
- A technology platform
- A team of entrepreneurs, including some of the scientists themselves who will effect the technology transfer
- Seed capital
In effect, the proof of principle is achieved by the scientists themselves by placing them in a suitable company structure giving them access to other type of funding (seed capital, development loans, etc) and to the market for testing the economic value.
The Spin-out Model
Next to the Licence Model and the Interaction Model, the Spin-out Model is the third route to exploit economically university research results.
The basic idea is to leverage the IP rights in order to create a competitive advantage for a new technology based company. It requires 3 main components:
- A technology platform
- A team of entrepreneurs, including some of the scientists themselves who will effect the technology transfer
- Seed capital
In effect, the proof of principle is achieved by the scientists themselves by placing them in a suitable company structure giving them access to other type of funding (seed capital, development loans, etc) and to the market for testing the economic value.
55. 55 Big Picture of Commercialisation
56. 56 Why Commercialisation of R&D? A measure of R & D success; justifying the return of investment;
Practical ideas from labs should be brought to market to benefit the researcher, organisation, industrial partner and the nation as a whole;
Intellectual capital can be exploited for revenue generation;
Systematic way for disseminating knowledge from university and technology transfer to industries in the K-economy;
Promote innovations for solving industrial problems;
Creation of new entreprises and sustaining the existing SMIs in this globalisation era.
57. 57
58. 58 What is IP Right? Rights granted for the protection/ownership of :
Patents for invention (Patent Act 1983/2000)
Trademarks (Trade Marks Act 1983/2000)
Industrial Designs (Industrial Design Act 1996)
Copyrights (Copyright Act 1987/1997)
Integrated Circuits Layout Design (Layout Designs of Integrated Circuits Act 2000)
Geographical Indications (Geographical Indications Act 2000)
Know-How; Trade Secrets; confidential information, domain names, etc
59. 59 IP Elements in the Hand Phone
60. 60 Simple Ideas, Successful Patents
61. 61 Some significant patents of 20th Century
62. 62 Funding Sources MOSTI for universities and RIs
Collaboration with industries
MOSTI: IGS
MDC: MGS
MIMOS: DAGS
SIRIM: ITAF
MTDC: CRDF, TAF, WCF
CIDB: Construction Industry (R & D & C)
Banks : PNB, Dev Bank, Bank Industri, MIDF
Venture Capitals: MAVCAP, MDC Ventures, Maybank ventures, etc
Business Angels
63. 63 Early Stage Funding (ESF): University Cradle Investment Program, U-CIP from MAVCAP Pre-idea: Perceived ideas for venture, initial stage of experimenting and researching on numerous ideas
Idea & Concept: Identification of a particular venture and have Business plan, Proof of Concept, Alpha to Commercial product or service
Seed: Initiation of organizational structure or legal entity to operate and manage the venture
Amount: RM 50K per business idea: University Cradle Investment Program (U-CIP)
Total Allocation: MAVCAP: 500 Million
64. 64 Kandungan
Pengenalan
Dasar Amalan dan Etika
Kaedah Penyelidikan Sepintas Lalu
Penyediaan Cadangan Penyelidikan
Garis Panduan Permohonan Menjalankan Penyelidikan
Mengkomersilkan Produk Penyelidikan
Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan
65. 65 Penulisan Laporan Penyelidikan Adakah hasil penyelidikan mencapai matlamat dan objektif?
Penemuan baru dan potensi untuk dikomersil perlu dinyatakan dengan jelas
Kekerapan mengikut keperluan penaja
Lapuran akhir ikut format tesis
Pengenalan, Ulasan Literatur, Metodologi, Keputusan, Kesimpulan
66. 66 Penutup PPP adalah amanah negara kepada pensyarah universiti
Kemahiran mengenalpasti, memohon, melaksana, mengurus dan mengeksploitasi penyelidikan perlu dipelajari dan dipraktik
Setiap kita adalah usahawan. Kampus adalah kilang. Ilmu adalah produk. Oleh itu ilmu perlu relevan, menarik dan berdaya saing.
67. 67 Terima kasih