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<p>Pateldhruvil655: /* Achievements */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class="wikitable" style="border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;" <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:20220215_115723.jpg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Dhruvil Patel<br /> ;School (Cohort):Macquarie University (2022 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in:Civil Engineering(Honours)<br /> ;Country:Australia<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Pateldhruvil655]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Dhruvil Patel was born in India and now pursuing Bachelors degree from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.<br /> <br /> He loves to travel. Always curious to try something new.<br /> He focuses more on networking. Always trying to innovate someting new.<br /> Rules are meant to be break and pushing your limits to go beyond your duties.<br /> <br /> Looking forward to built great product for humanity.<br /> <br /> '''''Try something new and even if it fails you learn something valuable from it'''.''<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> Australia Industry Experience.<br /> <br /> Medals in Mathematics Olympiad.<br /> <br /> Qualified for Regional Mathematics Olympiad.<br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Linkedin-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvil-patel-52709b1a6<br /> <br /> Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dhruvil_655/<br /> <br /> Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/dhruvil.patel.9250595<br /> <br /> [[Category:Macquarie University (2022 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Dhruvil_Patel&diff=132921 Fellow:Dhruvil Patel 2022-08-29T01:43:59Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class="wikitable" style="border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;" <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:20220215_115723.jpg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Dhruvil Patel<br /> ;School (Cohort):Macquarie University (2022 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in:Civil Engineering(Honours)<br /> ;Country:Australia<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Pateldhruvil655]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Dhruvil Patel was born in India and now pursuing Bachelors degree from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.<br /> <br /> He loves to travel. Always curious to try something new.<br /> He focuses more on networking. Always trying to innovate someting new.<br /> Rules are meant to be break and pushing your limits to go beyond your duties.<br /> <br /> Looking forward to built great product for humanity.<br /> <br /> '''''Try something new and even if it fails you learn something valuable from it'''.''<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> Australia industry experience.<br /> <br /> Medals in mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> Qualified for regional mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Linkedin-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvil-patel-52709b1a6<br /> <br /> Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dhruvil_655/<br /> <br /> Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/dhruvil.patel.9250595<br /> <br /> [[Category:Macquarie University (2022 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Dhruvil_Patel&diff=132396 Fellow:Dhruvil Patel 2022-08-25T11:22:18Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: /* Achievements */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class="wikitable" style="border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;" <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:20220215_115723.jpg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Dhruvil Patel<br /> ;School (Cohort):Macquarie University (2022 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in:Civil Engineering(Honours)<br /> ;Country:Australia<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Pateldhruvil655]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Dhruvil Patel was born in India and now pursuing Bachelors degree from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.<br /> <br /> He loves to travel. Always curious to try something new.<br /> He focuses more on networking. Always trying to innovate someting new.<br /> Rules are meant to be break and pushing your limits to go beyond your duties.<br /> <br /> Looking forward to built great product for humanity.<br /> <br /> ''Try something new and even if it fails you learn something valuable from it.''<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> Australia industry experience.<br /> <br /> Medals in mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> Qualified for regional mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Linkedin-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvil-patel-52709b1a6<br /> <br /> Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dhruvil_655/<br /> <br /> Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/dhruvil.patel.9250595<br /> <br /> [[Category:Macquarie University (2022 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Dhruvil_Patel&diff=132395 Fellow:Dhruvil Patel 2022-08-25T11:21:17Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: /* Social media profiles */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class="wikitable" style="border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;" <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:20220215_115723.jpg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Dhruvil Patel<br /> ;School (Cohort):Macquarie University (2022 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in:Civil Engineering(Honours)<br /> ;Country:Australia<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Pateldhruvil655]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Dhruvil Patel was born in India and now pursuing Bachelors degree from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.<br /> He loves to travel. Always curious to try something new.<br /> He focuses more on networking. Always trying to innovate someting new.<br /> Rules are meant to be break and pushing your limits to go beyond your duties.<br /> Looking forward to built great product for humanity.<br /> <br /> ''Try something new and even if it fails you learn something valuable from it.''<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> Australia industry experience.<br /> Medals in mathematics olympiad.<br /> Qualified for regional mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Linkedin-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvil-patel-52709b1a6<br /> <br /> Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dhruvil_655/<br /> <br /> Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/dhruvil.patel.9250595<br /> <br /> [[Category:Macquarie University (2022 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=132269 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-23T01:25:11Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> Table of contents:<br /> <br /> 1.Introduction<br /> <br /> 2.Pre-training<br /> <br /> 2.1.Campus overview<br /> <br /> 2.2.Landscape canvas<br /> <br /> 2.3.Strategic priorities<br /> <br /> 3.Related Links<br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Pre-training</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>-Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> <big>-<br /> '''<u>Landscape Canvas</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>-strategic priorities</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> [[Priorities:Macquarie University Student Priorities]]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> <big>'''-Fellows 2022'''</big><br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Priorities:Macquarie_University_Student_Priorities&diff=132223 Priorities:Macquarie University Student Priorities 2022-08-21T02:20:17Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WhatsApp Image 2022-08-21 at 12.13.41 PM.jpg|thumb|448x448px|Student priorities.]]<br /> <big>After collecting a rich database from over 150 Macquarie students, primarily undergraduates, and researching the I&E ecosystem of Macquarie University, we have explored the insights of the students' pain points and come up with five Strategic Priorities.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Project 1: Improvement in Campus Infrastructure, Summer Period, Everyone:</big>'''<br /> <br /> <big>This priority focuses on improving aspects of campus facilities affecting the students' on-campus experience, such as food and drinks prices on campus, parking slots and fees on campus, and study spaces on campus.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Our Key Tactics:</big>''' <br /> <br /> * <big>To create outlets offering cheaper food options on campus.</big><br /> * <big>To create more parking slots and reduce students' parking fees.</big><br /> * <big>To maximise students' study spaces on campus.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Project 2: Improvement in Learning Quality, Academic Year, Students & Academic Staff:</big>'''<br /> <br /> <big>This priority focuses on helping students further enjoy their learning experiences.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Our Key Tactics:</big>'''<br /> <br /> * <big>To create tools and activities for students to reduce assignment stress.</big><br /> * <big>To offer more flexibility in planning degrees and selecting subjects.</big><br /> * <big>To improve the Student-Faculty relationships.</big><br /> * <big>To offer more flexible class time slots.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Project 3: Improvement in Social Life, Throughout Semester, Students:</big>'''<br /> <br /> <big>This priority focuses on meeting students' social needs on campus.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Our Key Tactics:</big>'''<br /> <br /> * <big>To organise more social events.</big><br /> * <big>To create opportunities for students to get together with faculty members and friends for a coffee.</big><br /> * <big>To organise field trips once every semester.</big><br /> <br /> <big>'''Project 4:''' '''Improvement of Univerisity's Financial Aspect, Entire year, Students:'''</big><br /> <br /> <big>This priority addresses students' dissatisfaction with the university's financing system.</big><br /> <br /> '''<big>Our Key Tactics:</big>'''<br /> <br /> * <big>To lower student service fees.</big><br /> * <big>To support students with more scholarship offers.</big><br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Student Priorities]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:WhatsApp_Image_2022-08-21_at_12.13.41_PM.jpg&diff=132222 File:WhatsApp Image 2022-08-21 at 12.13.41 PM.jpg 2022-08-21T02:19:24Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div>Student priorities and what bothers them in uni life. Collecting ideas to select four prioritic problems.</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=132115 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-15T23:02:09Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> Table of contents:<br /> <br /> 1.Introduction<br /> <br /> 2.Pre-training<br /> <br /> 2.1.Campus overview<br /> <br /> 2.2.Landscape canvas<br /> <br /> 2.3.Strategic priorities<br /> <br /> 3.Related Links<br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Pre-training</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>-Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> <big>-<br /> '''<u>Landscape Canvas</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> <big>'''-Fellows 2022'''</big><br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg&diff=132064 File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg 2022-08-15T00:14:09Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div>Central courtyard , located at the heart of Macquarie University, the most enjoyable place you will find.<br /> Sitting with friends, having some snacks with some drink makes it feel amazing.</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131994 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-09T00:50:33Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> Table of contents:<br /> <br /> 1.Introduction<br /> <br /> 2.Campus overview<br /> <br /> 3.Landscape canvas<br /> <br /> 4.Related Links<br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Landscape Canvas</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> <big>'''Fellows 2022'''</big><br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131993 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-09T00:48:43Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> Table of contents:<br /> <br /> 1.[[Introduction|<big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big>]]<br /> <br /> 2.Campus overview<br /> <br /> 3.Landscape canvas<br /> <br /> 4.Related Links<br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Landscape Canvas</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> <big>'''Fellows 2022'''</big><br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131992 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-09T00:20:39Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> Table of contents:<br /> <br /> 1.Introduction<br /> <br /> 2.Campus overview<br /> <br /> 3.Landscape canvas<br /> <br /> 4.Related Links<br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Landscape Canvas</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> <big>'''Fellows 2022'''</big><br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131980 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-08T05:08:28Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <big>'''<u>Introduction</u>'''</big><br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school.<br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Landscape Canvas</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l-pI4Pufoz5jPIrNdNb5i8ZI68_FR5CAOFcFmdjo6Fw/edit#gid=5<br /> <br /> <br /> '''<u><big>Related Links</big></u>'''<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Dhruvil Patel|Dhruvil Patel]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Thuc Linh Cao|Thuc Linh Cao]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)|Ngan-Ha (Emilia) Thi Nguyen (2022)]]<br /> <br /> [[Fellow:John Trpenovski|John Trpenovski]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131979 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-08T04:50:51Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /><br /> [[File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg|thumb|629x629px]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Overview'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg&diff=131978 File:Macquarie-University-1-Central-Courtyard-6.jpg 2022-08-08T04:47:35Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div>Central courtyard , located at the heart of macquarie unoiversity, the most enjoyable place you will find.<br /> Sitting with friends, having some snacks with some drinks.</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131977 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-08T04:24:22Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''<big><u>Campus Overview</u></big>'''<br /> <br /> '''Overview'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131976 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-08T04:07:16Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''Overview'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> '''Actively supporting the university technology transfer function'''<br /> <br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> '''Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> <br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> <br /> '''Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship'''<br /> <br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> <br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> '''Facilitating university-industry collaboration'''<br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialised entity continue and adapt innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunity to come up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor programs which help students to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , then MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> '''Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts'''<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Organization:REPLACETEXT&diff=131917 Organization:REPLACETEXT 2022-08-07T04:15:03Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div>= Overview =<br /> Campus Overview<br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> Actively supporting the university technology transfer function<br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> Our startups: https://www.mq.edu.au/partner/access-business-opportunities/innovation-entrepreneurship-and-it/incubator/our-startups</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Organization:REPLACETEXT&diff=131916 Organization:REPLACETEXT 2022-08-07T04:14:32Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: Campus overview</p> <hr /> <div>= Overview =<br /> Overview<br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> Actively supporting the university technology transfer function<br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> Our startups: https://www.mq.edu.au/partner/access-business-opportunities/innovation-entrepreneurship-and-it/incubator/our-startups<br /> <br /> = Purpose =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Distinct Differences From Other Offerings =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Impact Achieved For Students and Campus =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Notes About How This Resource is Deployed =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Steps Required To Bring Resource to Campus =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Contact Information =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Organizations]]</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Organization:REPLACETEXT&diff=131915 Organization:REPLACETEXT 2022-08-07T04:11:55Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: Created page with "= Overview = Overview Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is locat..."</p> <hr /> <div>= Overview =<br /> Overview<br /> Macquarie University is a bustling research university in the city of Sydney, Australia with over 40,000 students and 2000 staff. The university is located near the Macquarie Park business district with a campus component in the Sydney Central Business District and online learning offerings. Macquarie University maintains a vision to empower students, as evident by its slogan “You to the power of Us”. Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) is one of the university’s many student development plans, as shown by increasing investment in the sector from the school. <br /> <br /> Actively supporting the university technology transfer function<br /> For students committed to licensing their innovation, ample support is available at Macquarie University, albeit rather exclusive. I&E assistance of this kind seems relatively new and limited to department staff & associates. For venture accelerators, the university incubator offers programs to its start-up residents (Start-Up Residents Program), Higher Degree Research students (HDR Expansivity) and spin-off companies that can house students’ innovation (Celosia Therapeutics). Seed funding from Macquarie University is available for research - based ideas such as Space Qualification of Gallium Nitride Power Amplifiers and Laser Heterodyne Radiometer Development Towards Future Spaceflight. The university’s tech transfer office, grant writing, legal and other venture assistance are offered to relevant department staff. For example, information for the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012 (relevant for conducting business with goods and technology) is available in the “Staff” sections of the university website. The university’s Legal Services Department offers legal assistance to staff within the department. <br /> <br /> Promoting Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> Macquarie University is a relatively new university that has a traditional sense, however, incorporates modern ways to inspire students’ creativity and innovation. Macquarie has created a separate entity that has its own space called the Macquarie Incubator to enable a safe and productive place to provide focus for students and other academics to think creatively and with a purpose to solve real world issues that everyone faces. Melanie Lewis, who runs the educational activities for the incubator has created multiple programs for all types of students to ensure they are provided with the skills necessary to actively think from different perspectives. <br /> One program that is proving popular to the undergraduates is the Design Thinking Program, which is a program that is an intensive week-long course to provide students with the opportunity to critically analyse a problem and find solutions to the analysis. Waste management was the main issue around campus that was the focal point of the program, which proved successful; they decided to extend the program to the following year.<br /> Another program that the incubator facilitates is the Pitch Program, which enables students to understand the power of ‘short but sweet’ pitches. Entrepreneurs and design thinkers alike need to be able to convince potential stakeholders or future customers on why they should choose their product over the competition, and that’s what this program will endeavour to provide students. This has also been successfully implemented as they run it four times a year.<br /> Encouraging Faculty Innovation and Entrepreneurship<br /> As Macquarie University has created the Incubator as the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, they also have built a central courtyard building that hosts everything from food court, pool tables, lake views, study spaces, and classrooms. This enables students to see what can happen with limited space and creativity, with the architectural designs that are engraved everywhere you look in the building and, in the courtyard, this will provide students with innovative ideas for whatever the situation.<br /> Although Macquarie is a university, and will build innovative spaces for students, they are traditionalists, where they have an office of Commercialisation and Innovation which allows ideas to be formed into a business legally. This ensures they support, whilst still aiming to make profits over the ideas. This is a hybrid mindset that has its pros and cons, moreover, it supports students and start-up residents conclusively without impeding the process, however, they still are in it for the long-term profits. <br /> <br /> Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts<br /> <br /> Not only applying Innovation & Entrepreneurship to academic curricula, training programmes and infrastructure, but Macquarie University also facilitates I&E development by funding research activities within the university and supporting researchers or HDR candidates through the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) Department. With mentoring support from Macquarie University Incubator, more than 40 startups have been formed and developed in different industries such as healthcare, financial management, AI technology, biotechnology, etc.<br /> <br /> Our startups: https://www.mq.edu.au/partner/access-business-opportunities/innovation-entrepreneurship-and-it/incubator/our-startups<br /> <br /> <br /> = Purpose =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Distinct Differences From Other Offerings =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Impact Achieved For Students and Campus =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Notes About How This Resource is Deployed =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Steps Required To Bring Resource to Campus =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> = Contact Information =<br /> Add text here...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Organizations]]</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=School:Macquarie_University&diff=131882 School:Macquarie University 2022-08-05T10:24:04Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''Campus overview''' <br /> <br /> At Macquarie university commercialized entity continues and adapts innovation to marketplace needs. Commencing students are unaware of the market needs so for then this is the best opportunities to came up with ideas and discuss with the help of different programs. Some of them are peer mentor program which helps to understand university better. Macquarie co-funding is an amazing way to apply your research knowledge with the help of some grants so that money should not be the barrier for learning. If you are thinking of a startup and scaling it to an extent , them MQ incubator provides some of the best ways to do it with great networking.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Schools]]<br /> [[Category:Macquarie University]]<br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie_University}}</div>

Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=User:Pateldhruvil655&diff=131870 User:Pateldhruvil655 2022-08-04T04:17:53Z

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Pateldhruvil655 https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Dhruvil_Patel&diff=131869 Fellow:Dhruvil Patel 2022-08-04T04:17:52Z

<p>Pateldhruvil655: Created Fellow Page - 2022</p> <hr /> <div>{| class="wikitable" style="border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;" <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:20220215_115723.jpg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name: Dhruvil Patel<br /> ;School (Cohort): Macquarie University (2022 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in: Civil Engineering(Honours)<br /> ;Country: Australia<br /> ;Email: [[Special:EmailUser/Pateldhruvil655]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> Dhruvil Patel was born in India and now pursuing Bachelors degree from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.<br /> He loves to travel. Always curious to try something new.<br /> He focuses more on networking. Always trying to innovate someting new.<br /> Rules are meant to be break and pushing your limits to go beyond your duties.<br /> Looking forward to built great product for humanity.<br /> <br /> ''Try something new and even if it fails you learn something valuable from it.''<br /> <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> Australia industry experience.<br /> Medals in mathematics olympiad.<br /> Qualified for regional mathematics olympiad.<br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Linkedin-https://www.linkedin.com/in/dhruvil-patel-52709b1a6<br /> Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dhruvil_655/<br /> Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/dhruvil.patel.9250595<br /> <br /> [[Category:Macquarie University (2022 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|Macquarie University}}</div>

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