ART (Advancing Research Translation): Empowering Faculty for Impactful Innovation

In the rapidly evolving landscape of research and innovation, the ability to translate academic research into real-world applications has never been more critical. The "Advancing Research Translation (ART)" program is meticulously designed to bridge the gap between academic research and market implementation, providing faculty with the tools, knowledge, and skills necessary to bring their groundbreaking ideas to life. This program stands at the confluence of theory and practice, aiming to empower faculty members to navigate the complex journey of research translation with confidence and strategic insight.

ART Program


At the heart of the ART program is a commitment to fostering a supportive and adaptive learning environment. We recognize that each research project is unique, and as such, our program is built to accommodate the diverse needs and feedback of its participants. Through a series of interactive sessions, the ART program covers essential topics such as the NABC (Needs/Attributes/Benefits/Competition) process, Value Proposition, Business Model Canvas (BMC), and Pitch Preparation. Each component is carefully integrated to provide a comprehensive framework for analyzing research projects, crafting compelling narratives, and designing sustainable business models.

Our objective is not only to equip participants with theoretical frameworks but also to encourage practical application through workshops, peer feedback, and mentoring. By the end of the program, faculty members will have developed a clear, compelling pitch for their research project, backed by a robust understanding of its market potential and strategic value. The ART program is more than just a training course; it is a catalyst for change, driving the transition of academic research from concept to impactful innovation.

Join us in this transformative journey, where your research can transcend academic boundaries and make a tangible difference in society. Together, we can turn visionary ideas into viable solutions, paving the way for a future where research and real-world impact converge.