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GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR2008 - 2009

Prof. M. S. ANANTH

Director

Indian Institute of Technology MadrasCHENNAI 600 036


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HONOURABLE MINISTERHUMAYUN KABIR

INAUGURATESIIT MADRAS

JULY 31, 1959


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AN OVERVIEW

Academic initiatives

InternationalJournal

Book WritingScheme

Internationalconferences

Indo-GermanInitiatives

Alumni Initiatives

Student programmes

Campus community

CommemorationProjects

Open House

Socially relevantprojects

Research Parks


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COURSE INITIATIVES1. M Tech Clinical Engineering (BT)

2. Dual Degree in Medical Instrumentation (ED)

3. Integrated M Sc (Maths, Phy, Chemistry)?

4. M Tech Nuclear Engineering, PetroleumTechnology, Food Technology (ChE, ME, OE,

CY, PH,CE etc.,)5. Centre of Excellence: Telecommunications,

Nanotechnology, Manufacturing ??...


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RESEARCH INITIATIVES

International Journal on Advances in Engineer-ing Sciences and Applied Mathematics: an IIT M(Thematic) Journal to be published by Springer

Verlag; First issue March 2009 35 Books to be published during the year:

Springer Verlag, McGraw Hill, World Scientific ..

12 International Conferences and 2 National

Conferences: Sept 08 to Feb 09; Mar-June 09 ??

12 distinguished lecturers under thePerspectives in S &TSeries


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INDO-GERMAN COOPERATION

Education Minister of Germany Dr (Ms) AnnetteSchavan will inaugurate a workshop on Indo-German Cooperation in Higher Education &Research on 8th Sept

Centre for Sustainable Development

Centre for Emerging Technologies

Renovation of OAT


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ALUMNI ACTIVITIES

Pan-IIT Global meet Dec. 19th to 21st 2008

Special Publications:

50 years of IITM-a Book in collaborationwith alumni

Coffee-Table Book on IITM

Documentary IITM celebrating its 50th

anniversary

50 years of IITM - an Exhibition


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STUDENT ACTIVITIES

Inter IIT Sports Meet 12-17th Dec 08

Shaastra-08 and Saarang-09 to be Golden

Jubilee events with new programmes

Number of Spirit of Engineering Projects (21proposals have been received and reviewed)

A series of Golden Jubilee Lectures

Centre for Innovation


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CULTURAL PROGRAMMESOrganised by the Ladies Club

Jaimini Pathaks Mahadevbhai (Aug)

Kalakshetra: Masqurade (Sept), Charishnu(Nov) and Dances of India (Dec)

Therukkuthus Panchali Sabadam

Ananda Shankar Jayants Dancing Tales(Panchatantra)

Perchs Moonshine and Skytoffee

Gowri Ramnarayans Sivakamiyin Sabatham Murugan Raos Shadow Puppets

Selvarajs Ramayana puppet show

4/13/2012 9MSA


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COMMEMORATION PROJECTS The IITM Research Park

Modernisation of Students Activities Centre

Modernisation of Taramani GH

Indoor Sports Complex (to replace FinessCentre): Squash courts, TT, Weightlifting,Fitness club, etc.

Department of Engineering Design

96 Type C2 flats for faculty


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SOCIALLY RELEVANTACTIVITIES

New SR projects and support for innovation byRUTAG, Lemelson Foundation

Institute OPEN HOUSE along with Shaastra-08

Exhibitions:

IITM and Tamilnadu

Fifty Years of IIT Madras; invite DRDO,ISRO and DAE to participate in the exhibition

Science for School Children


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THE IITM RESEARCH PARK

Creating opportunities for chance to meetprepared minds

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Types of Research Parks

Examples from India

The IITM Research Park


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THE CAPITALISATION OFKNOWLEDGE

Multiple reciprocal linkages at different stagesare captured by theTripleHelixparadigm:

Innovation is a non-linear system integrationand networkingprocess

Competitive success depends on localisedconcentrations of skilled people and technology

Universities should be direct contributors towealth creation/ develop entrepreneurship


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INNOVATION

Two kinds managed by two very differentapproaches: Magic Garden & Idea Factory

The first: hire brilliant minds, provide theatmosphere, leave them alone and .pray!

The second: bring unlike minds together andcreate opportunities for interaction

Louis Pasteur, ..discovery results from chancemeeting a prepared mind


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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Entrepreneurship flourishes in the vicinity ofhigh quality educational institutions: Eg:Stanford/ MIT/ North Carolina

Localised concentrations of unlike minds andtechnology:

Faculty: encompassing advanced knowledge

Students: spirit to conquer the world/ignorant of theimpossible

R&D personnel: convert ideas intomarketable products


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TYPES OF SCIENCE PARKS

Alliance-driven Science Park

University-driven Science Park

Company-driven Science Park

Cluster-driven Science Park


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Promote and foster the spirit of innovation

Create physical infrastructure and supportsystems necessary for competitive R&D

Incubate early stage entrepreneurial venturesbased on technology and innovation.

Facilitate networking with professionalresources for the incubatee companies.

Identify technologies/innovations which have

potential for commercial ventures Indian tech parks not generally associated

with a university so far.

OBJECTIVESOF RESEARCH PARKS


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Andhra Pradesh BiotechParks

Shapoorji Pallonji (SP) Biotech Park Pvt Ltd aPPP venture near Hyderabad; ~140+100acres/ about 17 companies with an investmentof about Rs 4 bn.

Marine Biotech Park on 218-acres nearVisakhapatnam in association with the AndhraUniversity to focus on marine resources,marine foods, nutraceuticals and fisheries

ICICI Knowledge Park focused on facilitating

business-driven R&D; 200 acres near

Hyderabad/ Rs 420m invested / 13 companies


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Andhra Pradeshs Agro Park

Agri Science Park on 200 acres in theInternational Crops Research Institute for theSemi-Arid Tropics campus

The Park comprises an Agribiotech Park, AgriBusiness Incubator, a Hybrid SeedsConsortium, and SAT Ecoventure.

Three ventures have come up in the Agri-Biotech Park. Amongst them is a facility fortesting aflatoxin contamination in food crops.


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Maharashtras Biotech Park

International Biotech Park - a joint venture

project between the Maharashtra Industrial

Development Corporation (MIDC) and TCG

Urban Infrastructure Holding Ltd (TCGUIH), a

Chatterjee Group company.

Total investment of Rs 2.5 bn, 110- acre parknear Pune; 3 companies


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Uttar Pradeshs Biotech Park

Set up in collaboration with the Council of

Scientific & Industrial Research, universities

and industries in Lucknow.

Shantha Biotechnics, Biotechnology Consulting

Research Inc., IQRA Biotech Services -

Neurosciences & Physiotheraphy Centre,

Clintech Research LLC, New Jersey, Green PathBio Herbs Industries, and Software Technology

Park of India and (Bio Alliance, Germany)


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Tamil Nadus Bio Parks

Ticel Bio Park promoted by the Tamil Nadu Industrial

Development Corporation (2004) on a five-acre land at

a cost of Rs 625 m/ 3 occupants; technical collaboration

from Cornell University

Golden Jubilee Biotech Park for Women (2001) - firstbiotech park exclusively for women entrepreneurs on

20 acres/13 units; Created a database of over 500technologies or projects covering about 150 researchinstitutions


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IISc-Bangalores Society forInnovation & Development

SID registered in 1991 under the KarnatakaSocieties Act, with a symbiotic relationshipwith IISc Bangalore.

Participant companies include ViZiPharBiosciences B.V.B.A; Satyam ComputerServices; Tata Motors; Cranes SoftwareInternational; MI R&D Centre India; CadilaPharmaceuticals; Sir Dorabji Tata Centre forTropical Diseases; Unichem LaboratoriesBiosciences R & D Centre


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IIT Bombays Society forInnovation & Entrepreneurship

SINE set up in 2004 on IITB campus

Business incubator spread over 10000 sq.ft

Aided by Department of Science & Technology and

Technology Development Board

National Entrepreneurship Network,

IIT Bombay alumni The Ministry of Communication and Information

Technology


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IIT-Delhis Foundation forInnovation & Technology Transfer

Industry Interface of IIT Delhi established onthe campus as a Registered Society in 1992

Technology Business Incubator conceived,programmed and implemented by FITT

provides Infrastructure and techno-managerial

support Funding source data for the bridge-capital for

the start-up companies

Networking with Venture companies forfunding of incubatee companies


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IIT Kanpurs SIDBI Innovation& Incubation Centre

Incubation to try out a novel technological ideafor up gradation to a commercial proposition,scaling up a laboratory proven concept, and

setting up a technology business enterprise inR&D partnership with the IITK in 3 Tiers:

Tier I : Nursery incubation project

Tier II : Technology-based start up company

Tier III : Technology/R&D unit of an existingSME desiring close technology interface with IITK


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UNIVERSITY DRIVENRESEARCH PARKS

Country ~ Acres No Cos Emp Inv $China 10000 100 10000 1 m 110 b

Singapore 75 2 6.4 bUSA 400 100 150 40 K 2.8 b

UK 15 70 1000 75 K 3.4 m

Hungary 179 1000 170 K

France 1000 6 K 500 m

India 10 1 ~100 5 K 60 m


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IIT MADRAS RESEARCHPARK

An independent section 25 company promoted byIITM support from Govt and alumni

Outside the campus but within cycling distance

1.2 m sq.ft in three phases House R&D of companies wanting to work with IITM

as well as companies to be incubated

Eventually 5000 high quality Development

engineers Finishing schools in the Park for large number of

engineering graduates eventually 5000 students/year


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ROLE OF GOVERNMENT

11.5 acres land and infrastructure likeapproach road, electricity

Concessions for the Park: Special EconomicZone, Tariff concessions for Electricity, Salestax, Excise and Custom Duty, FSI, Approachroads

Interest free long term loan from Central Govtof about Rs 100 crores

IIT MADRAS RESEARCH PARK


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IIT MADRAS RESEARCH PARK


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TO OLD MAHABALI PURAM ROAD

(IT HIGHWAY)

IITMC

AMPUS

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LAYOUT OF ALL THE THREE BLOCKS


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MAIN STAIRCASE


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CONCRETE COLUMNS

DESIGNED TO RESIST EARTH QUAKE FORCES


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FLOOR SHUTTERING READY TO PLACE STEEL

REINFORCEMENT


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EDGE CONCRETE BEAM REINFORCEMENT BEING

PLACED

FLOOR SLAB SHUTTERING WITH COLUMN


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FLOOR SLAB SHUTTERING WITH COLUMN

REINFORCEMENT IITM NEW HOSTELS IN THE BACKGROUND

NEW HOSTELS

DOUBLE HEIGHT CIRCULAR SLAB SHUTTERING


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DOUBLE HEIGHT CIRCULAR SLAB SHUTTERINGIITM CAMPUS IN THE BACKGROUND


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ANOTHER VIEW OF CIRCULAR SLAB TOWER

CRANE IN THE BACK GROUND


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LIFT BANK CONCRTE WALL

SHUTTERING WORK FOR 4 TH SLAB IN


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SHUTTERING WORK FOR 4 TH SLAB IN

PROGRESS

IT PARK OF ASCENDAS IN THE BACK GROUND

ASCENDAS


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REINFORCEMENT FOR HEAVY CONCRETE EDGE

BEAM


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CONCRETE COLUMN READY FOR CASTING


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OCCUPANCY DETAILS

Ashok Leyland 35 K TATA 36 K

Occupancy - 100% Occupancy - 100%


FOURTH FLOOR 35972 sq ft FIFTH FLOOR 36524 sq ft

SECOND FLOOR 35972 sq ft THIRD FLOOR 35972 sq ft

ARCI B1 17 K Amada B2 17K Novatium B1 17 K Mahinrda B2 17K


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OCCUPANCY DETAILS (Contd.)

Occupancy - 67% Occupancy - 100 %

Tech

Passion

D1 6030

Lucid

Soft- D8

3409

Think

Equity

D7 3449

Benchmar

k- D6

6030

Lattice

bridge

D1 6030

Mu-Sigma

D8 3409

CGN

D7 3449

CTS

D6

6030

Reliance

D2

5098

Fino

D3 3449

Cewit

D4 3409

Maverick

D5

5098

Lattice

Bridge D2

5098

D3 3449 D4 3409 D5 5098

Agadha

D8 3409


EIGHTH FLOOR 35972 sq ft NINTH FLOOR 35972 sq ft

SIXTH FLOOR 36524 sq ft SEVENTH FLOOR 36574 sq ft

Lucid Soft C2 9131 NMS C3 9131D2

5098

FFF D3

3449

Murugappa 17 k

TCS C1 9131 Maxim C4 9131D1

6030


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OCCUPANCY DETAILS (Contd.)

TENTH FLOOR 39594 sq ft

.

.Conference - 13 K

IITM-RP

Midas - 18262 K


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SYNERGY

Work towards making India a Design House

5% of R&D personnel to participate in teachingas adjunct faculty/ permanent faculty

10% to register for part-time Masters and PhD

15% space reserved for Start-ups and for Facilityand Training companies at concessional ordeferred rental

85% space to Companies leveraging Universityfor its R&D on rental or long term lease basis


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THE CREDIT SYSTEM!

R&D projects in IITM (credits per Rs 1M)

Consultancy to IIT Faculty (credits per Rs 1M)

Royalty (credits per Rs 100K)

Sponsored Ph.D / Masters Students (per year) Adjunct faculty (per year)

Teaching by Industry personnel per hour

Joint guidance PhD/ MS/B.Tech (per year)

Part-time employment PhD/MS/BTech (per mo)

Minimum credits/year/sqft to stay in the Park!


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BUSINESS PLAN

20 % escalation in overall project costs

expected due to unprecedented increase insteel and cement prices.

Hence additional Rs. 50 crores required


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IMPORTANT ISSUES

Government support (National, Regional andMunicipal) critical for the success of Research Parksin terms of (a)policy and incentives, (b) resourcesand infrastructure and (c) funding and investment.

Changing nature of science Sustainability

Endless funds for infrastructure investments

Resources

Long Term Plan Local framework to support R&D

Innovative models for incubation


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