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1 Materials Science and Corporate Research Steven C. Freilich Director, Materials Science (emeritus) DuPont Central Research & Development
2 Materials Science and human development Handaxe ~ 1.66 million years old Majuangou, China Omo Kibish Point ~ 110,000 years old Omo Kibish, Ethiopia Bone and ivory needles ~ 25,000 years old Xiaogushan, China 2 million years ago 1 million years 100,000 25,000 Minimal processing & basic functionality 2
3 Metals Age- new materials, complex processing Bronze Age Artifacts Socketed Axe Ca BC Bronze needle, Minoan 2000 BCE 3,000 years ago Same application- more complex materials 3
4 Profiting from materials businesses New, complex materials replace the old Same performance, lower cost - Cost of manufacture or formulation innovations - Managing the competitive environment Differentiated performance, same cost - Diversified functions supporting innovation - R&D as a means of growthscience as a business
5 Profiting from science as a large corporation 3 characteristics needed to enable profitable materials science Uncertainty Management Balanced portfolio Absorption of failure Knowledge Acquisition Learn/Create Sensing Integrated Development Across divisions Throughout stages Derived from Pisano, Industry and Corporate Change, 19, pp (2010) Research Invent Prototype Marketing Scaling Manufacture Sell Support
6 The global market challenges materials companies Markets rapidly commoditized Margins squeezed Research cost harder to absorb Materials & Chemicals Financial Performance Long innovation delivery times Requires funding by cash businesses Hard to absorb research investment High Market Familiarity Low Success Rate~ 30-40% Success Rate~ 15-20% Time of Comm.~ 5 yrs Time of Comm.~ 14 yrs Success Rate~ 40-50% Success Rate~ 30-40% Time of Comm.~ 4 yrs Time of Comm.~ 11 yrs J. Boringer, T.J. Simons, McKinsey, Commoditization in chemicals 12/16 High Technology Familiarity Low C. Musso et al, McKinsey Chemical Innovation 5/13
7 Materials businesses react to investor pressure Businesses become focused - i.e. less diversified with shorter-term mentality Shift spending from research to application development Eliminate functions not required for short-term strategy and sales Violates characteristics of science-based business Breaks the connection from discovery to commercialization Reduces the ability to attract new talent and ideas Reduces the ability to sense and incorporate new opportunities Research Invent Pilot Scale Market Manuf. Sell Support
8 Depending on starts-up not the perfect answer Large materials companies lack the sensing capability and risk tolerance Venture money prefers 3-5 years to exit & minimal invested capital No one to fill the Valley of Death % NA VC Investment by Industry %Biotech&Software %Industrial & Energy
9 Patents, papers, relevance reduced Application development drives down novelty Apparent in both publishing and patents Reduces science leadership >45% top Mat Sci papers non-us Implications for competitiveness, national security, & attractiveness 3000 Materials & Chemistry Industry Golden Goose Project Patents Publications
10 Innovation can change the competitive equation US vs. China cost: scale & supply chain, not labor Can be reproduced but installed base challenges Advanced technology can level the playing field Performance transformation leads to: Lower costs Larger scale Discontinuity in the experience curve AC Goodrich, et.al., Energy and Environmental Science, 2013, 6,
11 Thank you
12 Government role is key to optimizing the future Low (Mature) Tech rate of change Med (Growth) Gov. Labs, Universities Public-private, highly directed consortia; patient capital High (Embryonic) Low Med High Market rate of change
13 The opposite is happening Solar energy industry driven by technology and business innovation Rapidly moved down the experience curve Focus on lowering cost of manufacturing Dramatic improvements in scale and supply chain Usually results in high profit margins to support further innovation But. 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% -10% -15% -20% -25% Source: Photon International Cell M. Module M. AC Goodrich, et.al., Energy and Environmental Science, 2013, 6, 2811
14 Plenty of Innovation Space Left- the Materials Paradox The Materials Paradox M.F. Ashby, Y.J.M. Bréchet, Acta Materialia 51 (2003)
15 Federal investment as % GDP dropping Physical sciences and engineering used as proxies for materials science Government spending not supporting continued growth through innovation Significant implications on future GDP growth
16 Patents, papers, relevance reduced Reduced science leadership in both industry and universities Industry not challenging universities US less attractive to top students 70.0% Source of Top 100 Mat Sci Publications 60.0% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 0.0% NSF MRSEC, 2012 US Univ. Industry Nat Lab Foreign
17 Federal spending in Materials Science 1400 Federal Materials/Metallurgy R&D Oligations 1200 Constant 2013 Dollars (millions) Basic Applied Increase is fundamentals almost entirely due to NNI
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19 Government intercession Policy Kinetics, not thermodynamics Financial incentives Base load markets & credits Risk management De-risk Valley of Death
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