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Title: Swedish Research Council, KFI and the


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  • Swedish Research Council, KFI and the
  • funding of fusion research
  • Per Karlsson
  • RUSA, 5 May 2009

2
Research financing in Sweden
Gross expenditures on RD in 2007
Source Eurostat
3
Research financing in Sweden
Source Statistics Sweden 2007
4
Large research funding organisations in Sweden -
focus and size in 2005
Area scales with budget
Source Government bill on Research policy
2004/0580
5
Government budget for RD 2008
Research financing in Sweden
Total 25,6 billion SEK
Source Statistics Sweden
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Vetenskapsrådet
Styrelse
ÄR-HS
ÄR-M
UVK
KFI
ÄR-NT
H.s. UVK
H.s. KFI
H.s. HS
H.s. M
H.s. NT
Generaldirektör
Organisation
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Generaldirektör Biträdande GD
Rådsdirektör
Avd för planering samordning
Kommunikations avdelningen
Administrativa avdelningen
Avdelningen för forskningspolitisk analys
Avdelningen för forskningsstöd
Ekonomiadministrativa enheten
Enheten för omvärldsanalys
Enheten för anställning
Personaladministrativa enheten
Enheten för statistik och analys
Enheten för infrastrukturstöd
Enheten för utvärdering
Enheten för miljö- och programstöd
Enheten för projektstöd
Enheten för uppföljning
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What caracterizes research infrastructures?
  • For a research infrastructure to be fully or
    partly funded it should meet the following
    general criteria. It shall
  • be of broad national interest
  • provide scope for outstanding research
  • be used by several research groups/users with
    highly advanced research projects
  • be so extensive that individual groups cannot
    manage them on their own
  • have a long-term plan addressing scientific
    goals, financing, and use
  • be open and easily accessible for researchers and
    have a plan for improving accessibility (concerns
    both use of the infrastructure, access to
    collected data, and presentation of results)

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Infrastructure categories
  • A. Infrastructures operating under international
    conventions.
  • CERN, ESO, EMBL, ESRF
  • B. Infrastructures operating via other
    international collaboration and that are openly
    accessible.
  • e.g. Institut Laue-Langevin, IceCube, GBIF
  • C. Infrastructures at the national level that are
    openly accessible to all researchers
  • e.g. MAX-lab, Onsala rymdobservatorium
  • D. Networks of type-E nodes (below) at the
    national level that promote open accessibility
    among researchers and specialisation and
    complementary support among the nodes.
  • e.g. Myfab, vissa core facilities
  • E. Equipment or databases used jointly by
    research groups, mainly at a faculty or larger
    institution.
  • e.g. core facilities
  • F. Equipment in a research groups laboratory, or
    databases at the research group level. Used
    mainly by the research group, but also partly in
    collaborationwith other research groups

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Research infrastructure
  • National and international
  • Accelerators and observatories
  • Nano-micro electronics laboratories
  • Large databases
  • Biobanks
  • Computer networks (SUNET)
  • High performance computation (SNIC)

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International research facilities
  • Examples
  • CERN
  • European Particle Physics Laboratory, Genève.
  • ESO
  • European Southern Observatory, Chile.
  • ESRF
  • European Synchroton Radiation Facility, Grenoble.
  • JET
  • Joint European Torus, England.
  • EMBL
  • European Molecular Biology Laboratory,
    Heidelberg. Hamburg,
  • Grenoble, Cambridge och Monterotondo.
  • EISCAT

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Evaluation panels - KFI
  • Infrastructure for Astronomy and Subatomic
    Research
  • Infrastructure for Molecule, Cell and Material
    research
  • Infrastructure for Earth and Environmental
    Sciences
  • Infrastructure for eScience

13
Funding instruments - KFI
  • Project grants to generate ideas and concepts
    (Sc. Councils)
  • Planning grants for design studies and planning
    of construction or collaboration
  • Grants for expensive scientific equipment that
    can be used to construct joint infrastructures
  • Grants for large databases to develop and
    maintain quality assured databases made
    accessible to researchers
  • Operational grants to operate joint research
    infrastructures.

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Process for applications - KFI
  • Scientific Councils evaluation panels
  • KFIs working groups
  • Sammanvägningsgrupp
  • KFI decides

15
Tasks - KFI
  • research funding
  • evaluations of research infrastructures
  • representing Sweden in international
    infrastructure organisations
  • long term strategic planning, including
    developing and revising a national roadmap on
    research infrastructures

16
A Swedish roadmap for research infrastructures
  • The Swedish Research Councils Guide to
    Infrastructure (2006, 2008, 2009, ..)
  • applies for 10-20 years

17
VR support to fusion research
  • Project grants by The Scientific Council for
    Natural and Engineering Sciences
  • Operational grant - KFI
  • Ear-marked funding Activities in support of
    ITER - KFI

18
New review panel for fusion applications
  • Former review panel for fusion no longer exists
  • Fusion applications to the new evaluation panel
    for Subatomic physics, astrophysics, space
    physics and fusion research

19
Funding from VR-NT (and Energimyndigheten)
Mkr
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Funding from VR-KFI
Mkr
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