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Title: International Conference on Material Science


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International Conference on Material Science
Engineering BRAMAT 2007
  • Intensive program for Transfer of Knowledge to
    Eastern European Reference Pole for Micro- and
    Nanotechnologies NANOTEC-EST
  • Opportunities for Romanian research teams for
    participation in FP 7 programs in the field of
    nanomaterials
  • Brasov, 22-24 February 2007
  • Professor Aurelia Meghea
  • University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania,
  • e-mail a_meghea_at_chim.upb.ro

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FP 7 - BUILDING THE EUROPE OF KNOWLEDGE 2007
2013 Launching April 2007
  • Triangle of knowledge
  • research
  • education
  • innovation
  • Three categories of initiatives on 2007-2013
  • new generation of Education and Training program
  • new structural funds for transition to knowledge
    economy
  • competitiveness and innovation

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FP 7 - MAJOR OBJECTIVES -SPECIFIC PROGRAMS
  • COOPERATION - collaborative projects Modul
    IIII - networks to coordinate research
    programs
  • IDEAS - to support investigator-driven
    frontier research
  • PEOPLE - Marie Curie actions for - Modul
    II skills and career development
  • CAPACITIES - research infrastructures - Modul IV
  • - for benefit of SMEs
  • - regions of knowledge
  • - research potential
  • - Science and society
  • - International co-operation

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7th FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME 2007-2013
  • New features of FP7 include
  • Longer duration (7 years)
  • Large increase in annual budget (from 4,500 to
    7,000M)
  • Integration of International co-operation into
    all four programmes
  • Simplification of operation
  • Focus on developing research that meets the needs
    of European industry, through the work of
    Technology Platforms and the new Joint Technology
    Initiatives
  • Establishment of a European Research Council,
    funding European research on the sole basis of
    excellence

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FINANCIAL SCHEMES IN FP 7
  • Collaborative projects - small (3 mil Eur)
  • - large (6-12
    mil Eur)
  • Network of excellence
  • Individual projects Frontier research
  • Coordinative Actions/Support Actions
  • Research projects involving SMEs
  • Individual Fellowships
  • Art.169 - Projects related to national programs
  • Art. 171 Related technology initiative, New
    research infrastructure

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FP7 (EC) Budget
CO-OPERATION 32413 -Health 6100 -Food,
Agriculture and Biotechnology 1935
-Information and Communication Technologies 9050
-Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and
new Production Technologies 3475
-Energy 2350 -Environment (including
Climate Change) 1890 -Transport (including
Aeronautics) 4160 -Socio-economic Sciences and
Humanities 623 -Space 1430 -Security
1400 IDEAS (European Research Council)
7510 PEOPLE 4750 CAPACITIES
4097 JRC 1751
50521 M
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COOPERATIONSCIENTIFIC PRIORITIES - FP7
  • 1. Health
  • 2. Food, agriculture and biotechnology
  • 3. Information and communication technologies
  • 4. Nanosciences and nanotechnologies, materials
    and new production technologies
  • 5. Energy
  • 6. Environment and climate change
  • 7. Transport
  • 8. Socio-economic sciences and the humanities
  • 9. Space and Security

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IDEAS ERC GRANT SCHEME
  • European Research Council ERC
  • - newly-created pan-European funding
    organisation
  • - designed to support the best scientists,
    engineers, scholars
  • - mandate to encourage the excellence research
    by competitive funding
  • - to support investigator-initiated frontier
    research across all the fields of research
  • - emerging fields and high-risk, high-gain
    proposals are encouraged

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ERC GRANT SCHEMESCALL ERC-2007-StG
  • 1. ERC Starting Independent Research Grant
    25.04.07
  • 289500000 Eur
  • - Young researchers 2-8 after PhD title
  • - Leading their first independent research
    team
  • - Able to demonstrate their potential to
    become independent research leaders
  • 2. ERC advanced Investigator Grant Call to be
    launched in mid 2007
  • - Aims to encourage and support excellent,
    innovative and investigator-initiated research
    projects
  • - Well established independent research
    leaders

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WHO CAN APPLY FOR AN ERC GRANT
  • Individual teams headed by a single Principal
    investigator PI
  • Principal Investigator can be of any age,
    nationality or country of residence
  • Hosting institution (HI) university, research
    organisation, research performing company
  • HI will grant the PI the independence to direct
    the project and manage the research funding
  • PI is not necessarilly to be employed by the HI
    at the time when the proposal is submitted
  • Team is flexible - may involve members from the
    same organisation or from other research
    organisations, in the same or different country,
    of any age, nationality or country residence

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TIPICAL SIZE OF AN ERC GRANT
  • ERC Starting Grants
  • Last up to 5 years
  • Provide 100000-400000Eur/year Total 0.5-2.0
    million Eur/grant
  • ERC Advanced Grants
  • Last up to 5 years
  • Provide 100000-500000Eur/year Total 0.5-2.5
    million Eur/grant
  • Scientific excellence is the sole selection
    criterion!!!!!!

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KEY FEATURES OF ERC STARTING GRANT APPLICATION
PROCEDURE
  • Two-stage application/evaluation procedure
  • - 1 stage Outline proposal max 8 pages
  • - 2 stage Full proposal max 16 pages
  • Essential components of an ERG grant application
  • a) CV self-evaluation of PIs research
    achievement funding ID
  • b) Brief description of scientific and
    technical aspects of the project proposal
  • c) Description of the scientific environment
    and resources
  • Electronic submission via EPSS only, in English

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People Implementation 2007
  • A 1 Initial training of Researchers ITN
  • A 2 Life-long training and Career development
  • - IEF Intra-European Fellowships
  • - ERG European reintegration grant
  • - COFUND Co-Funding of Regional, National
    and International programs
  • A 3 Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways
    (IAPP)
  • A 4 International dimension IOF, IIF, IRG
  • A 5 Specific Actions Researchers Night (RN),
    Awards, Trans-national collab. among ERA-MORE
    members, Trans-national collab. among NCPs

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MARIE CURIE INITIAL TRAINING NETWORKSCALL
FP7-PEOPLE-2007-1-1-ITN 07.05.07
  • General aspects
  • ITN has been created on the past experience of
    RTNESR training
  • Aims at improving the career perspectives of
    researchers in both public and private sectors
  • Researchers are the first 5 years of research
    career
  • Institutions universities, public and private
    research centres, companies, SMEs, spin-offs
  • Undertake research in a joint research training
    programme
  • The contracting organisations muttually recognise
    the quality of the training
  • This sould contribute to the structuring effect
    on European research training capacities by
    establishing long term collaboration among the
    teams

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MARIE CURIE INITIAL TRAINING NETWORKSTYPES/SIZE/D
URATION/TOPIC
  • Types
  • - Multi-site at least 3 perticipants
    (possible outside Europe), max 10 new partners,
    not from already existing networks
  • - Mono-site or twinnings
  • Duration 4 years
  • Topic bottom-up approach all fields of
    research of interest to EU, except area covered
    by EURATOM
  • Eligible researchers
  • - Early-stage researchers (ESR) first 4 years
    of their research career
  • - Experienced researchers (ER) doctoral degree
    or at least 4 years of full- time equivalent
    research experience

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MARIE CURIE INITIAL TRAINING NETWORKSEXPERIENCED
RESEARCHERS
  • ER within their 5 years of their career
  • Visiting scientists (VS) of outstanding stature
    in international and collaborative research
  • No ER gt No VS
  • Transnational training only
  • Duration of appointments
  • - ESR 3-36 months
  • - ER 3-24 months (in the first 5 years)
  • - VS 1-24 months

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MARIE CURIE INITIAL TRAINING NETWORKSTIPICAL
ACTIVITIES OF AN ITN
  • Training activities research, courses, seminars,
    summer schools, workshops, schools of thought,
    PhD programmes
  • A personal career development plan
  • Networking other training activities
  • - organisation of scientific or managerial
    meetings
  • - visits and secondments between participants
  • - invitation of external experts for specialist
    input
  • - attendance at interntional conferences and
    workshops for the representation and
    dissemination of networks research
  • - electronic networking, email and video
    conferencing
  • - collaboration with other ITNs for exchange
    best practice and transfer of knowledge
  • - Organisation of a final network conference
    with participation of wider scientific community
    (300 Eur/day)
  • - Romania coefficient for allowances - 0.56
    (from 0.55 in FP 6)!!!!!

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MARIE CURIE INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA PARTNERSHIP AND
PATHWAYS - IAPP
  • Objective
  • - to open and foster dynamic pathways between
    public research organisations and private
    commercial entreprises, in particular SMEs,
    including traditional manufacturing industries
  • - based on longer term co-operation programmes
  • - with a high potential for increasing
    knowledge-sharing and mutual understanding of
    different cultural settings and skills
    requirements of both sectors
  • Eligible researchers
  • - early-stage (at least 1 year full time
    equivalent emlpoied at the same institution)
    period 2 months 2 years
  • - experienced researchers can include technical
    and research managerial staff
  • - national inter-sectorial mpbility may be
    allowed lt 30

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SIMILAR ON-GOING PROJECTS FP 6
  • ToK - Dev- NANOTEC - EST - Intensive Program for
    Transfer of Knowledge to Eastern European
    Reference Pole for Micro and Nanotechnologies
  • PARTNERS
  • University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest -
    Co-ordinator - Prof. Aurelia MEGHEA
  • Commissariat a lEnergie Atomique - MINATEC -
    Grenoble
  • Institut National Polytechnique de Toulouse
  • INEGI - Matosintos, Portugal
  • Technische Universitat Darmstadt
  • Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby
  • Buehler GmbH
  • Leibniz Institut IFW Dresden
  • Technical University Delft

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ON-GOING PROJECTS
  • ToK - NANOTEC - EST
  • Areas of research, training and industrial
    valorization
  • new nanostructured materials
  • new intelligent miniaturized systems
  • biophotonics lasers
  • Training program
  • in-going phase - training by European scientists
    - EME
  • out-going phase - training own staff to the
    partners
  • return phase - dissemination and reintegration

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Project FP 6 Marie Curie Transfer of Knowledge
ToK-IAP
  • KnowEnTech Development of Strategic
    Academia-Industry Partnership in Romania for
    Knowledge Management in Environmetal Friendly
    Technologies
  • Coordinator Prof. Aurelia MEGHEA
  • Partners
  • RO UPB, ICPE- Technologic Park, Optoelectronica
    S.A.
  • GR Techn. Educ. Inst. W. Macedonia, Kozani
    Kikis S.A.
  • FR Univ. Metz
  • GE Dip.Ing.D.Diulescu, StrukturStrategy GmbH
  • BE Cons. Eng. Liaison-Office Brussels CELOB,
  • PT Lab. Nat. Engenharia Civil, LNEC Know Idea
    Consultants, KNICON,
  • NL Zernike Group Holding BV- Technologic Park

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Project FP 6 Marie Curie Transfer of Knowledge
ToK-IAP
  • Work packages
  • Policies for sustainable development of SMEs area
  • Managerial techniques for sustainable development
    of SMEs area
  • Sustainable development environmental friendly
    technologies
  • Training in complementary skills
  • a_meghea_at_chim.upb.ro 3154193

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  • Funding for Nanotechnology RD in FP7
  • More than 50 activities in the calls opened in
    2007 are directly relevant
  • Many more activities are indirectly relevant
    (e.g. in Health)
  • 300-400M estimated in 2007
  • Doubling of the FP6 funding expected over
    duration of FP7

Nanoscience
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Technology development
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Impact assessment and societal issues
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Nanomaterials
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Nanomaterials contd
Nanoelectronics
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Nanomedicine
NB Many more activities in the Health theme are
relevant to nanomedicine, e.g. imaging, stem
cells and translating research for human health
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Other Important Topics
Please consider also opportunities within COST
actions (funding for co-ordination
activities) http//www.cost.esf.org/
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Human Resources
Please consider also the opportunities in
educational programmes managed by DG
EAC http//ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/progr
ammes_en.html
Ideas European Research Council
Infrastructures SMEs
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References http//cordis.europa.eu/nanotechnology
/src/eu_funding.htm FP7 http//cordis.europa.e
u/fp7/home_en.html FP7 calls http//cordis.europ
a.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm Nanotechnology
homepage http//cordis.europa.eu/nanotechnology
/ Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies An Action
Plan for Europe 2005-2009 http//cordis.europa.eu/
nanotechnology/actionplan.htm Additional
informationon nanotechnology
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