Title: EU-Russia Cooperation in Science
1EU-Russia Cooperation in Science Technology
Opportunities within the 7th Framework
Programme for RTD
- Manuel Hallen
- Minister CounsellorScience Technology
- Delegation of the European Union to Russia
2- Outline of the presentation
- Why research at European level ? Rationale
- EU Framework Programmes for RTD (FP) Role and
content - Russian participation in EU Framework Programmes
- Horizon 2020, the new Framework Programme
for Research and Innovation - Opportunities for participation in FP7 Calls
for proposals published in July 2012
3 Why research at European level?
European Research Area (ERA) Article 179 (1) of the Lisbon Treaty (1 December 2009) The Union shall have the objective of strengthening its scientific and technological bases by achieving a European research area in which researchers, scientific knowledge and technology circulate freely, and encouraging it to become more competitive, including in its industry, while promoting all the research activities deemed necessary by virtue of other Chapters of the Treaties.
4 Why research at European level?
- European Research Area (ERA)
- Concept of ERA can be likened to a research and
innovation equivalentof the EU internal
market" for goods, capital, services and people. - Purpose to increase competitiveness of European
research institutions by bringing them together
and encouraging a more inclusive way of work,
through - integrating the scientific resources of the
European Union - multi-national co-operation in science, research
and innovation - increased mobility of knowledge workers and
deepened multilateral co-operation among research
institutions among the Member States - international / worldwide cooperation
5The role of the European Framework Programmes for
RTD
The EU Framework Programmes (FPs) are the main
instrument designated by the EU / Lisbon Treaty
to support the concept of ERA
- European FPs bring down barriers
- between countries
- multinational consortia
- researchers from any country in the world can
participate - coordination among national funding programmes
- between different types of organisations
universities, research centres, SMEs, large
companies, etc. - between disciplines increased focus on
translational research - and encourage mobility Marie Curie fellowships
available for researchers and for host institutes
6European Framework Programmes for RTD (FPs)
FP financial instrument for EU research strategy
- Largest publicly funded competitive RTD programme
worldwide (annual budget in FP7 gt 7 billion) - Basic rule trans-national collaboration
- Thematic programmes in all relevant technology
areas (health, agri-bio-food .. ? space
research) - Special programmes for researchers mobility,
research infrastructures, SMEs, capacity building - A fixed budget for a defined number of years
7FP7 2007 2013 4 Specific Programmes plus JRC,
nuclear and non-nuclear research (2.5 bn )
- Cooperation 32.3 billion
- Trans-national cooperation in 10 research themes
through multi-national consortia. - Ideas 7.5 billion
- Funding for top researchers from anywhere in the
Worldinvestigator-driven frontier research,
supported by an autonomous European Research
Council (ERC) - People 4.7 billion
- Training, mobility, career development of
researchers, (Marie Curie actions) - incl.
International grants - Capacities 4.2 billion
- Research infrastructures research specifically
for SMEs regional research
driven clusters
8Timeframe for FP7 projects
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
9FP7 Cooperation
- Thematic Priorities Billion Euro
- Health
- Food, agriculture biotechnology
- Information communication technologies
- Nanotechnologies materials
- Energy
- Environment
- Transport
- Socio-economic sciences
- Security 10. Space
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6,01,9 9,1 3,5 2,2 1,9 4,1 0,6 2,9 S 32,3
The EC currently manages only about 6 of total
public RD investment in the EU
10FP7 Ideas European Research Council (ERC)
- To support investigator-driven frontier research
over all areas of research - By individual teams
- Excellence as sole criterion
- Autonomous scientific governance
- Simple, user-friendly delivery
- Team Leader (Principal Investigator) assembles
his/her research group freedom to choose the
research topic members may be drawn from one or
several legal entities, from within or across
national boundaries, including 3rd countries
11FP7 People
Marie Curie Actions - Fellowships, Grants, Awards
- Initial training
- Initial Training Networks (ITN)
- Life-long training and career development
- Intra-European Fellowships (IEF)/ Career
Integration Grants (CIG) - Co-funding of regional/national/international
programmes (COFUND)
- Industry dimension
- Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP)
- International dimension
- International Outgoing Incoming Fellowships
(IOF IIF) - International Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES)
- Policy support actions
- Mobility and career enhancement actions
12FP7 Capacities
- Research infrastructures
- Research for the benefit of SMEs
- Regions of Knowledge
- Research Potential
- Science in Society
- Coherent development of policies
- Activities of International Cooperation
13Intl Partner Countries Participation in
FP7 Submitted Proposals and Implemented
Projects, 2007 - 2012
14Russia Cooperation Programme 2007-2012
Proposals Submitted and Retained (by thematic
area)
15Russia Top-5 Cities by Number of Applicants to
FP7 (share of total number of applicants from
Russia) 2007-2012
16Russia in the 7th EU Framework Programmes for RTD
(2007-2013)
- By June 2012
- Overall, Russia is the most active international
partner country in FP7 - 475 Russian participants in 302 projects,
receiving 59 million EU funding - Highest participation in Transport, ICT, Space,
Agri-Biotech-Food, Nanotechnologies / materials
research, Environment, Research Infrastructures -
17Horizon 2020 The next Framework Programmefor
Research and Innovation (2014-2020)
- New, integrated funding system that will cover
all research and innovation funding currently
provided through - Framework Programme for Research and Technical
Development (FP) - Competitiveness and Innovation Framework
Programme (CIP), and - European Institute of Innovation and Technology
(EIT) - Consultation and adoption procedure 2012 - 2013
- Budget proposed 80.2 billion
18FP7 Work Programmes 2013published 10 July
2012http//ec.europa.eu/research/participants/por
tal Opportunities for Russia
19FP7 Work Programmes 2013
- Legal basis for the implementation of FP7
- Contain full information on the calls for
proposals open in 2012-2013 - Details of topics and expected impacts, budgets
and timing of calls etc. - Work programmes of actions of over 8 billion,
including - Over 50 calls issued on 10 July 2012
- Additional 10 calls to be issued in 2012-2013
- Other non-call activities also included
20FP7 Calls 2012 Strategic priorities
Priority Budget
Oceans of the future 160 m
Water 98 m
Raw materials 75 m
Smart Cities 365 m
Secure, clean and efficient energy 255 m
Public sector reform 45 m
Brain research 144 m
Anti-microbial resistance 147 m
Bio resource efficiency 358 m
Europe a destination for world-class researchers (ERC Marie Curie Actions) 1.75 bn 963 m
21Health
- Two calls 140 mln and 679.3 mln
- Deadline 25-09-2012 and 02-10-2012
- Research priorities
- Brain research
- Antimicrobial drug resistance
- Comparative effectiveness research
Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Biotechnology
- One call 341.4 mln
- Deadline 05-02-2013
- Research priorities
- Sustainable agriculture and forestry
- Sustainable and competitive agri-food sector for
a safe and healthy diet - Unlocking the potential of aquatic living
resources - Sustainable and competitive bio-based industries
22Information Communication Technologies (ICT)
- Three calls on ICT (10 July 2012)
- Three cross-thematic calls Factories of the
Future, Smart Cities and Communities and ICT
for Green Cars - Previously announced calls
- Future Internet 2012 (deadline 24-10-2012)
- Future and emerging technologies (FET) (deadline
12-03-2013) - Research priorities
- Pervasive and trusted network and service
infrastructures - Cognitive systems and robotics
- Alternative paths to components and systems
- Technologies for digital content and languages
- ICT for health, ageing well, inclusion and
governance - ICT for a low carbon economy
- ICT for the enterprise and manufacturing
- ICT for learning and access to cultural resources
23Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies (NMP)
- Five calls 300.2 mln
- Deadline 23-10-2012 and 04-12-2012
- Two coordinated calls (China, Japan) 10 mln
- Three cross-thematic PPP calls
- Factories of the Future, 160 mln
- Energy-efficient buildings, 110 mln
- Materials for green cars, 20 mln
- Research priorities
- Energy and energy efficiency
- Environmental issues and sustainable development
- Raw materials
- Health and safety
- Factories of the future
- European energy-efficient buildings
- Green cars
24Energy
- Three calls 226 mln
- Deadline 28-11-2012, 08-01-2013 and 24-01-2013
- Research priorities
- Smart cities and communities
- Renewable energies
- Smart grids and energy storage
- Carbon capture and storage
- Clean coal technologies
Environment
- Three calls 305 mln
- Deadline 16-10-2012 and 04-04-2013
- Research priorities
- Coping with climate change
- Sustainable use and management of land and seas
- Improving resource efficiency
- Protecting citizens from environmental hazards
- Mobilising environmental knowledge for policy,
industry and society
25Transport
- Five calls
- Aeronautics and Air Transport (four calls -
149 million) - Sustainable Surface Transport (one call -
111 million) - Research priorities
- Aeronautics and air transport
- Sustainable surface transport (including the
European green cars initiative) - Horizontal activities
- "Galileo" (Europe's initiative for a
state-of-the-art global satellite navigation
system) - Of particular interest to Russia
- Coordinated call with Russia in the area of
aeronautics and air transport (4.5 mln,
14-11-2012) - Coordinated call with Australia, Japan and Russia
in the area of civil high speed air transport
research (5 mln, 28-03-2013)
26Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities
- Two calls 98 mln
- Deadline 31-01-2013
- Research priorities
- Underpinning innovation for smart growth
- Public sector reform and strengthening governance
in the EU - Inclusive and sustainable growth
- Support for developing the external policies of
the EU
Space
- One call 126 mln
- Deadline 21-11-2012
- Research priorities
- Earth observation and GMES (Global Monitoring for
Environment and Security) - Space science and technologies
- Cross-cutting activities
27Research Infrastructures
Security
- One call 300 mln
- Deadline 22-11-2012
- Research priorities
- Security of citizens
- Security of infrastructures and utilities
- Intelligent surveillance and border security
- Restoring security and safety in case of crisis
- Security systems integration, interconnectivity
and interoperability - Security and society
- Security research coordination and structuring
- One call 39 mln
- Deadline 05-12-2012
- Research priority
- support of the next phase of development of
research and education networks in Europe
(GÉANT), one of the main pillars of the online
European Research Area
28Cross Thematic Call Ocean of Tomorrow
- Budget 55 mln
- Deadline 07-02-2013
- Implemented jointly between the following FP7
themes - Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and
Biotechnology - Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies - Energy
- Environment (including Climate change)
- Transport (including Aeronautics)
- Research priorities
- Biosensors for real time monitoring of biohazard
and man made chemical contaminants in the marine
environment (several projects, max 6 mln) - Innovative multifunctional sensors for in-situ
monitoring of marine environment and related
maritime activities (several projects, max 6
mln) - Innovative antifouling materials for maritime
applications (several projects, max 8 mln) - Innovative transport and deployment systems for
the offshore wind energy sector (1 project, max
10 mln)
29 Cross Thematic CallSmart Cities and
Communities
- Budget 209 mln
- Deadline 04-12-2012
- Implemented jointly between the following FP7
themes - Energy
- ICT
- Research priorities
- A reliable, smart and secure Internet of Things
for Smart Cities - Data Centres in an energy-efficient and
environmentally friendly Internet - Optimising Energy Systems in Smart Cities
- Integrated personal mobility for smart cities
- Development and validation of methods and tools
for network integration of distributed renewable
resources - Planning rules for linking electric vehicles (EV)
to distributed energy resources - Enhanced interoperability and conformance testing
methods and tools for interaction between grid
infrastructure and electric vehicles
30Cross Thematic Call Energy-Efficient Buildings
- Budget 116 mln
- Deadline 04-12-2012
- Implemented jointly between the following FP7
themes - Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies - Environment (inc. Climate change)
- Research priorities
- Nanotechnology for multifunctional lightweight
construction materials and components - Safe, energy-efficient and affordable
eco-innovative materials for building envelopes
and/or partitions to provide a healthier indoor
environment - Integration of technologies for energy-efficient
solutions in the renovation of public buildings - Integrated control systems and methodologies to
monitor and improve building energy performance - Optimised design methodologies for energy
efficient buildings integrated in the
neighbourhood energy systems - Achieving high efficiency by deep retrofitting in
the case of commercial buildings
31Cross Thematic CallFactories of the Future
- Budget 230 mln
- Deadline 04-12-2012
- Implemented jointly between the following FP7
themes - Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies - ICT
- Research priorities
- Improved use of renewable resources at factory
level - Workplaces of the future the new people-centred
production site - Innovative methodologies addressing social
sustainability in manufacturing - Innovative design of personalised
product-services and of their production
processes based on collaborative environments - Mini-factories for customised products using
local flexible production - New hybrid production systems in advanced factory
environments based on new human-robot interactive
cooperation - Manufacturing of highly miniaturised components
- Application experiments for robotics and
simulations
32ERA-NET 2013 Call
- Budget 61.1 mln
- Deadline 28-02-2013
- Themes
- Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, Biotechnology
- Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies - Energy
- Environment (including Climate change)
- Transport (including Aeronautics)
- Socio-economic sciences and the humanities
- Addressed to national funding organisations
33ERA-NET 2013 Call (2)
- Topics
- Sustainable forest management and multifunctional
forestry, ERA-NET (1.5 mln) - Integrated pest management, ERA-NET (2 mln)
- Mediterranean agriculture, ERA-NET (2 mln)
- Information and communication technologies and
robotics for sustainable agriculture, ERA-NET (2
mln) - Climate smart agriculture adaptation of
agricultural systems in Europe, ERA-NET Plus (4
mln) - Innovative solutions in organic food and
agriculture for next generation of food systems,
ERA-NET Plus (3 mln) - Marine biotechnology, ERA-NET (2 mln)
- Innovation in the NMP thematic area, ERA-NET
(1.5 mln) - Bioenergy II Demonstrations of the European
Industrial Bioenergy Initiative, ERA-NET Plus
(20 mln) - European wind resources assessment, ERA-NET Plus
(5 mln) - Development of new methodologies, technologies
and products for the assessment, protection and
management of historical and modern artefacts,
buildings and sites, ERA-NET Plus (4 mln) - Advanced systems, materials and techniques for
next generation infrastructure, ERA-NET Plus (4
mln) - The future of the welfare state, ERA-NET Plus (6
mln) - Promoting of gender equality in research
institutions, ERA-NET (1.6 mln)
34Nuclear Research
- One call 55 mln
- Deadline 13-11-2012
- Objective Nuclear safety
- Research priorities
- Management of Ultimate Radioactive Waste
- Reactor Systems
- Radiation Protection
- Infrastructures
- Human Resources and Training
- Cooperation with Third Countries
35Ideas Programme European Research Council (ERC)
- ERC Starting Grant
- 2 to 7 years of work experience after PhD
- Each grant up to 2 mln
- Deadline 17-10-2012
- ERC Consolidator Grant
- 7 to 12 years of work experience after PhD and a
promising track-record of publications - Each grant up to 2.75 mln
- Publication date 07-11-2012
- Deadline 21-02-2013
- ERC Advanced Grant
- Senior researchers - leaders in their fields
with a significant track-record of publications - Each grant up to 3.5 mln
- Deadline 22-11-2012
- ERC Synergy Grant
- For a group of 2 4 researchers with an
extraordinary and multidisciplinary project that
brings together expertise, approaches and
resources - Up to 15 mln for 6 years
- Publication date 10-10-2012
- Deadline 10-01-2013
36Marie Curie Actions
8 calls in 2012-2013 963 mln
International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES) 30 mln
Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP) 81 mln
Initial Training Networks (ITN) 470 mln
International Incoming Fellowships (IIF) 44.5 mln
International Outgoing Fellowships for Career Development (IOF) 44.5 mln
Career Integration Grants (CIG) 40 mln
Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development (IEF) 134 mln
Co-Funding of Regional, National and International Programmes (COFUND) 115 mln
37International Cooperation in FP7
3 different avenues
- 1. All activities open for International
Cooperation - International Cooperation Partner Countries
(ICPC) can participate in projects and receive EU
funding (Russia ICPC) - Industrialised countries ( OECD) may get EU
funding if their participation is seen as
essential for the project or if provided for in
the call - Minimum number of participants 3 from MS/AC
ICPC
- 2. Specific International Cooperation Actions
(SICA) - Address specific issues that partner countries
face or have a global character, on the basis
of mutual interest and benefit - Minimum number of participants 22 (2 from
MS/AC 2 from ICPC in Russia 2 regions /
Oblasts)
- 3. Bilateral agreements for targeted co-funding
- Individual agreements with specific countries,
e.g. Russia
38International Cooperation
- Five calls 40.8 mln
- Deadline 18-12-2012
- Topics
- Bi-regional coordination of ST cooperation
including priority setting and definition of ST
cooperation policies (INCO-NET) - Supporting the coordination of national and
regional policies and activities of Member States
and/or Associated countries in the field of
international cooperation (ERA-NET and ERA-NET
Plus) - Bilateral coordination for the enhancement and
development of ST Partnerships (BILAT) - Supporting the awareness raising of Horizon 2020
in the third countries (INCO-H2020) - Reinforcing cooperation with European
Neighbourhood Policy countries on bridging the
gap between research and innovation (R2I-ENP)
39Further Information about current projects
facilitating Russian participation in FP7
- EECA INCONET www.inco-eeca.net/
- ERANET-RUS www.era.net-rus.eu/
- BILAT-RUS www.bilat-rus.eu/
- www.st-gaterus.eu/
- ACCESS-RU www.access4.eu/russia/index.php
40European Research Information
- EU Research Innovation http//ec.europa.eu/rese
arch - Innovation Unionhttp//ec.europa.eu/research/inno
vation-union/index_en.cfm - Seventh Framework Programme http//ec.europa.eu/re
search/fp7 - FP7 Calls for Proposals and information on
research programmes and projects - http//ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal
- FP New Partners Servicehttp//cordis.europa.eu/pa
rtners/web/guest/home - Experts registration in FP
- https//cordis.europa.eu/emmfp7/index.cfm
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