SCIGC Industrial Affiliates Program
SCIGC’s Industrial Affiliates Program allows members to receive special privileges and be recognized as world leading organizations, working with Stanford to push the frontiers of technology, sustainability, innovation, and design. Our affiliates program is the only opportunity for Korean corporates to directly support ongoing work and interaction with our research team in Korea, thereby making it much easier to collaborate and participate in our growing list of programs, workshops, and events. Additionally, becoming an affiliate member is an attractive way for corporations to support Stanford in Korea, and our center's mission to bring Stanford University to Korea, while gaining knowledge about ongoing research and other efforts. As a member, corporations and organizations will have access to a variety of SCIGC events, engagement opportunities, and discussions with researchers and faculty affiliated with SCIGC.
Prospective SCIGC Industrial Affiliates Program members are encouraged to review the Stanford University Policies Affecting Industrial Affiliates Program Memberships.
Member Benefits
Your support of SCIGC will help us continue Stanford’s permanent research and outreach presence in Korea, organize programs and activities that enable SCIGC researchers to continue their work, and attract key business leaders from across Korea and Asia to solve global challenges.
Government Membership
2024 Annual Cost of Government Membership: KRW 85 million
Government Member Benefits (only available to government funded corporations):
Invitations to SCIGC Events | Attend events from a year-round calendar of workshops, symposia, and conferences. | Recognition on SCIGC web site | Logo recognition on the SCIGC website at https://korea.stanford.edu/ | Active Engagement with Faculty | Active participation in formal presentations by faculty and students on new and ongoing research, and informally exchange ideas with researchers. | Discussions for Sponsored Research | Terms, costs, and deliverables of Sponsored Research are covered under a specific agreement and are negotiated separately with the parties involved. | Themed Conversations | Give us a question or subject of interest, and we'll plan an SCIGC program exploring that theme. | Center Visitor Opportunities | Send a member of your organization to spend time at the Stanford Center in Songdo working closely with SCIGC researchers. |
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Annual Cost of Government Membership: KRW 85 million |
Institutional Membership
2024 Annual Cost of Institutional Membership: KRW 150 million
Institutional Member Benefits:
Invitations to SCIGC Events | Attend events from a year-round calendar of workshops, symposia, and conferences. | Recognition on SCIGC web site | Logo recognition on the SCIGC website at https://korea.stanford.edu/ | Active Engagement with Faculty and Students | Active participation in formal presentations by faculty and students on new and ongoing research, and informally exchange ideas with researchers. | Discussions for Sponsored Research | Terms, costs, and deliverables of Sponsored Research are covered under a specific agreement and are negotiated separately with the parties involved. | Working Meetings | Give us a question or subject of interest, and we'll plan an extended SCIGC exchange session exploring that theme. | Center Visitor Opportunities | Send a member of your organization to spend time at the Stanford Center in Songdo working closely with SCIGC researchers. |
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Annual Cost of Institutional Membership: KRW 150 million |
Foundational Membership
2024 Annual Cost of Foundational Membership: KRW 450 million
Foundational Member Benefits:
Invitations to SCIGC Events | Attend events from a year-round calendar of workshops, symposia, and conferences. | Recognition on SCIGC web site | Logo recognition on the SCIGC website at https://korea.stanford.edu/ | Active Engagement with Faculty and Students | Active participation in formal presentations by faculty and students on new and ongoing research, and informally exchange ideas with researchers. | Discussions for Sponsored Research | Terms, costs, and deliverables of Sponsored Research are covered under a specific agreement and are negotiated separately with the parties involved. | Discovery + Impact Collaboration | Participate in discussions on future research interests, impact approaches, and priorities for SCIGC initiatives. | Working Meetings | Give us a question or subject of interest, and we'll plan an extended SCIGC exchange session exploring that theme. | Center Visitor Opportunities | Send a member of your organization to spend time at the Stanford Center in Songdo working closely with SCIGC researchers. |
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Annual Cost of Foundational Membership: KRW 450 million |
Innovation Membership
2024 Annual Cost of Innovation Membership: KRW 1,500 million
Innovation Member Benefits:
Invitations to SCIGC Events | Attend events from a year-round calendar of workshops, symposia, and conferences. | Recognition on SCIGC web site | Logo recognition on the SCIGC website at https://korea.stanford.edu/ | Active Engagement with Faculty and Students | Active participation in formal presentations by faculty and students on new and ongoing research, and informally exchange ideas with researchers. | Discussions for Sponsored Research | Terms, costs, and deliverables of Sponsored Research are covered under a specific agreement and are negotiated separately with the parties involved. | Discovery + Impact Collaboration | Participate in discussions on future research interests, impact approaches, and priorities for SCIGC initiatives. | SCIGC Strategic Collaboration | Participate in discussions on the future of SCIGC with faculty and research leadership. Actively engage in strategic planning of SCIGC efforts alongside the SCIGC team. | Center Visitor Opportunities | Send two members of your organization to spend time at the Stanford Center in Songdo working closely with SCIGC researchers. |
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Annual Cost of Innovation Membership: KRW 1,500 million |
Additional Support
All SCIGC Industrial Affiliate Program members may provide additional funding to support our research themes and efforts. The Faculty Director and Managing Director may determine how membership funds will be used in the center’s research and outreach.
The site presentations and all information, data and results arising from such visitation interactions will be shared with all members and the public.
Open-Source Software
The SCIGC Affiliates Program will use and develop open-source software, and it is the intention of SCIGC that any software will be released under an open source model.
Join Us
For Affiliate Program details, please contact:
Dr. Seung Ho Hwang, Managing Director, shwang76@stanford.edu