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ICA Regional Network for Central and South
Eastern Europe (CASEE)
Opportunities for EU funding of
research activities of the network
Sabine Herlitschka
Division of European and International Programmes
FFG-Austrian Research Promotion Agency
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Issues for today
Services for project preparation
Open Calls 2010: opportunities!
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Issues for today
Services for project preparation
Open Calls 2010: opportunities!
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Strong services are effective….
FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Established in 2004
Austrian central organisation for
public promotion of research and
innovation
Budget ~ 600 Mio Euro year 2008
Competitiveness, networking through
national funding of applied research
FFG offers not only funding but also
high-quality services to the R&D
community in Austria
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National Contact Points in each Country
in Austria: Division of European and
International Programmes (EIP)
based on contract with 5 Ministries and Economoc Chamber
Objectives: Strengthening the Austrian participation in international
R&D Programmes (FP!!)
Host of: FP National Contact Points, EUREKA, EEN, eContent
Activities: Awareness, Information, Training, Consultation, Coaching,
international Networking (Consortium building), international
cooperation
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Sabine Herlitschka-FFG/EIP
Effektivität der Beratung
2.579 Projects incl. partners from AT submitted under Cooperation
part of Framework Programme 7
22%
30%
367
442
14%
16%
100%
80%
60%
1271
not funded
40%
funded
20%
105
179
0%
General info
Detailed
Assistance/
Proposal
Check
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No contact
2625
EU Average,
PROVISO
Daten: FFG – Eigene Auswertung
Two complementary Projects
fostering the strategic EU – US S&T Cooperation
BILAT-USA
Link2US
Participation of EU
Teams in US Programmes
Trans-atlantic Dialog
Platform,
Information, Awareness,
Cooperation,
Participation of US Teams
in FP7
Link2US: European Union – United States Research Cooperation
Network: Link to the United States; Coordinator: AAAS
Issues for today
Services for project preparation
Open Calls 2010: opportunities!
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Europe is changing:
The European Research Area
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7th EU Framework Programme for Research,
Technological Development & Demonstration:
50.000.000.000 Euro for…
 Largest, international, cooperative, competitive R&D Programme
 Central instrument in the development of the European Research Area
 Strategic programme, 7 years duration
 Cooperation: min. 3 partners from 3 EU member states or associated
states, further international partners are possible
 Attractive funding: 50% large companies, 75% SME, Universities,
Research Organisationen
Strategic Objectives at Political Level:
Promotion of excellence in research and technology
Strengthening of companies‘ competitiveness
European Research Area
This is in it for you.........
2010 calls: 6 billion Euro
´Cooperation´
‘Ideas’ -Frontier
1. Health
Research Single Teams,
2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and
Biotechnology
3. Information Communication Technologies
4. Nanosciences + Nanotechnologies,
Materials + new Production Technologies
5. Energy
6. Environment (incl. climate change)
7. Transport (incl. Aeronautics)
8. Socio-economic sciences + the Humanities
9. Space
10. Security
Criteria Excellence, European
Research Council
‘People’
Mobility and Career
Development of People
‘Capacities’
•Research Infrastructure
•Research for the benefit of
SMEs
•Regions of Knowledge
Research Potential
•Science in Society
•Coherent development of
research policies, International
cooperation
Calls 2010: 6 billion Euro, plus 150%
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Will opened end July 2010
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More than 6 billion EURO for all
calls, deadlines fall/winter
2010/2011
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International cooperation high on
the political agenda
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SME participation stressed in
several areas
Draft Work Programmes indicate
the specificities
www.ffg.at
Health: 5th call - preliminary
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more focus on fewer areas - several areas closed
two major cross-cutting features:
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Investigator-driven clinical trials
SME topics
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2-stage submission/evaluation extended to majority of topics, including
clinical trials and SME topics
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International cooperation continues to be important - several topics for SICA
or programme-level cooperation
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Deadlines
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two-stage call: 1st stage ~ October 2010, 2nd stage ~ beginning 2011
single-stage call: ~November/December 2010
www.ffg.at
Health – 5 key research challenges
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Increasing innovation and competitiveness of European health-related
industries => SME-Topics (at least 30% of budget going to SMEs)
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Supporting clinical trials to verify safety and efficacy
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Two pilot actions for high impact research initiatives (30 Mio € funding):
„Epigenomics“ and „Immunisation strategies and applications“
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How lifestyle affects health and how this can be mitigated, with emphasis on
brain-related diseases, diabetes/obesity, cardiovascular disease, social
determinants of health
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Global health (epidemics, antimicrobial drug resistance)
www.ffg.at
IMI – Innovative Medicines Initiative
2. Call concluded on 8.2.2010:
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124 applications with 1120 participations for 9 Topics (increase
compared to 1st Call)
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Evaluation of 1st stage concluded
Upcoming 3. Call:
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8 „Scientific Priorities“ published (including areas of Immunogenicity,
Diabetes, Neurological diseases)
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Publication of 3rd Call presumably in September 2010
Further issues:
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Decision on possible change of overhead flat rate for IMI-Projects from
currently 20% to 60 % (as in FP7) should be made in summer 2010
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Update of IMI Strategic Research Agenda started -> further input can be
provided by the research community during the IMI Stakeholders Forum
(June 14th + 15th 2010, Brussels)
www.ffg.at
KBBE – Main Topics
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Outlook on Calls 2011:
Deadline Mid- January 2011, single-stage
For some topics, more than one project can be funded
Focus areas:
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New: SME-Topics (for some, minimum 30% of the budget earmarked for SMEs)
International cooperation; Cooperation with Latin America and the Carribean
Primary production mitigating and adapting to climate change
Greening the industry
Food security and safety for Europe and beyond
Social inclusive and healthy Europe -> „Preventive approach“
Oceans for the future
ERA-Nets
www.ffg.at
KBBE - Indicative Topics
Activity 2.1 Sustainable production and management of
biological resources from land, forest and aquatic
environments
Indicative topics include:
 Strategies to replace copper-based products as plant protection
products in low input and organic farming systems
 Root signalling, growth and development under abiotic stress
conditions
 Aquaculture feeds and fish nutrition: paving the way to the
development of efficient and tailored sustainable feeds for European
farmed fish
 Development of field tests for rapid screening of pathologies as well
as simple laboratories tests
KBBE-Indicative Topics
Activity 2.2 “Fork to farm”: Food (including sea-food), health and well being
Indicative topics include:
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Development of functional foods and ingredients
Long-term influence of early nutrition on health
Sustainable cleaning and disinfection technologies
Processed foods with lower content of salt, fat and sugar
Safety and quality of ready-to-eat foods
Environmental sustainability in the European food and drink chain
Activity 2.3 Life sciences, biotechnology and biochemistry for sustainable
non-food products and processes
Indicative topics include:
 Perennial grasses: optimising biomass production
 Cellular, metabolic and genetic engineering for novel compounds
 BioWASTE - Novel biotechnological approaches for transforming industrial and/or
municipal biowaste into bioproducts
 Applying Synthetic Biology principles towards the cell factory notion in biotechnology
KBBE Joint Call “The Ocean of Tomorrow” 2011
Call Identifier: FP7-OCEAN-2011
Call opens:
30 July 2010 (presumably)
Deadline:
January 2011 (presumably)
Budget:
ca. 34 Million Euro
Joint Call with FP7 Themes Energy, Environment, Transport
Objective: to join research forces to meet challenges in ocean
management
Indicative Topics
Multi-use offshore platforms
Marine microbial diversity – new insights into marine
ecosystems functioning and its biotechnological potential
This is in it for you.........
2010 calls: 6 billion Euro
´Cooperation´
‘Ideas’ -Frontier
1. Health
Research Single Teams,
2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and
Biotechnology
3. Information Communication Technologies
4. Nanosciences + Nanotechnologies,
Materials + new Production Technologies
5. Energy
6. Environment (incl. climate change)
7. Transport (incl. Aeronautics)
8. Socio-economic sciences + the Humanities
9. Space
10. Security
Criteria Excellence, European
Research Council
‘People’
Mobility and Career
Development of People
‘Capacities’
•Research Infrastructure
•Research for the benefit of
SMEs
•Regions of Knowledge
Research Potential
•Science in Society
•Coherent development of
research policies, International
cooperation
ICT – Main Topics
Calls 2010
Draft WP 2011/12
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Call 7: 28.Sept. 2010- 18.Jan 2011
Call 8: July 2011 - Jan 2012
PPP Calls: 30.July 2010- 2.Dec 2010
New:
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PPP „Future Internet“
Pre-commercial Procurement
FET Flagships
ICT for Greening
www.ffg.at
ICT – Relevance for Life Sciences
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Objective ICT-2011.3.2 Smart components and smart systems integration
Micro-Nano Bio Systems (MNBS) (Call 8)
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Objective ICT-2011.3.5 Core and disruptive photonic technologies
New photonic approaches for life sciences, such as biophotonics based tools for
investigating bio-chemical and metabolic processes and/or the origins of disease at the
cellular level (Call 7)
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Objective ICT-2011.5.5 ICT for smart and personalised inclusion
Brain-Neural Computer Interfaces (BNCI) for assisting people with disabilities (Call 7)
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Objective ICT-2011 9.11: FET Proactive: Neuro-Bio-Inspired Systems (NBIS) (Call 9)
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Objective ICT-2011.10.1 EU-Brazil Research and Development cooperation
Topic 5: e-InfrastructuresCreate a data and open access e-Infrastructure enabling
collaboration on virtual & remote instrumentation and taxonomy, with emphasis on life
sciences, biodiversity and climatology. This cooperation should allow the integration
between Brazilian and European e-science initiatives.(specific Call, Deadline
10/2010)
www.ffg.at
NMP
Call 2011 - (presumably)
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Draft Work Programme
Expected date of Publication: July 2010
Deadlines Step 1: Nov/Dec 2010, Step 2: Spring 2011
www.ffg.at
NMP – Relevance for Life Sciences
1.2-2 New targeted therapy using nanotechnology for transport of macromolecules across the biological blood-brain barrier / LARGE
1.3-2
Worker protection and exposure risk management strategies for
nanomaterial production, use and disposal / SMALL
1.4-4
Nanotechnology based implantable and interfaceable devices [for
medical applications] / SMALL
2.2-2
Biomaterials for tissue engineering for age-related cancer and
sensory organ diseases / SMALL
SMALL project: funding < 4 Mio EURO
LARGE project: funding > 4 Mio EURO
www.ffg.at
Energy – Main Topics
Call 2011 - Preliminary
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Work Programme focussing on SET-Plan priorities
Deadline October 2010 (2-stage, RTD-projects)
Deadline March 2011 (1-stage, Demo-projects)
Topics supporting the European Industrial Initiatives (EII)
Cross thematic approaches
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PV manufacturing – joint call with NMP
PPP Energy Efficient Buildings (very low energy buildings)
Ocean of tomorrow (e.g. multi-use of off-shore platforms)
International Cooperation
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EU-Japan coordinated Call (Concentration PV)
New: Pilot Action „Researcher Exchange“ with US + Japan envisaged
www.ffg.at
Energy – Relevance for Life Sciences
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No dedicated Life Science topics included, but…
Socio-economic dimension of research important
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Ensure engagement of relevant stakeholders (e.g. user groups, civil
society organisations, policy-maker)
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Multi-disciplinary approach (incl. where relevant researchers from
social sciences and humanities)
Possible Topics within the Joint Call Ocean of tomorrow:
 OCEAN.2011-1: Multi-use offshore platforms
 OCEAN.2011-3: Assessing and predicting the combined effects of
natural and human-made pressures in the Mediterranean and the
Black Sea in view of their better governance
 OCEAN.2011-4: Knowledge-base and tools for an integrated
management of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea marine and
maritime activities
www.ffg.at
Environment – Main Topics
Call 2011 - Preliminary
Budget: € 240 Million in total
New: Eco-Innovation Call
Bottom-up Topics, eco-efficient environmental technologies (e.g.
bio-mimetic technologies), 2-stage evaluation
Deadlines:
26 October 2010: ECO-INNOVATION Call (1st Stage)
18 November 2010: “Main” ENV Call
18 January 2011: OCEAN Call
29 March 2011: ECO-INNOVATION Call (2nd Stage)
www.ffg.at
Environment – Relevance for Life Sciences
Nearly whole of Work Programme relevant for Life Sciences
Especially Sub-activities:
6.1.1 Pressures on environment and climate
6.1.2 Environment and health
6.1.3 Natural Hazards
6.2.1 Conservation and sustainable management of natural and
man-made resources and biodiversity
6.2.2 Management of marine environments
6.3.1 Environmental technologies …
6.4.1 Earth and ocean observation systems …
6.4.2 Forecasting methods and assessment tools for sustainable
development …
www.ffg.at
Environment – Relevance for Life Sciences
Examples of concrete Topics relevant for Life Sciences
ENV.2011.1.2.1-1 Environmental change and its effects on atopic
diseases (allergies, asthma, eczema) in Europe
ENV.2011.1.2.2-1 Combined exposures to environmental agents:
integrated approaches to evaluate environment-health relationships in
children
ENV.2011.1.2.2-2 Exposure to electro-magnetic fields (EMF):
investigations of mechanisms to support risk assessment and reduce
uncertainty
ENV.2011.2.1.4-1 Potential of biodiversity and ecosystems for the
mitigation of climate change
ENV.2011.2.1.4-2 Behaviour of ecosystems, thresholds and tipping points
ENV.2011.4.2.3-1 Community based management of environmental
challenges
www.ffg.at
Transport – Main Topics
Call 2011
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Draft- Workprogramme in preparation
Deadlines December 2010, 1 step,
3 Areas
Aeronautics and air transport
Sustainable surface transport
GALILEO (last Call in FP7)
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JTI Clean Sky: 4 Calls in 2010
www.ffg.at
Transport – Relevance for Life Sciences
SST.2011.4.1-1. Design of vehicle safety systems for a better protection of
vulnerable road users and other under-protected and less safe user groups
The aim of research is the development of vehicle safety systems and technologies. …
Research shall focus on the following specific areas:
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Design of vehicles and components compatible with the needs of vulnerable users (elderly;
children and other frail user groups), both as passengers or traffic opponents.
Test procedures and standards for active, passive and combined systems for pedestrian and 2wheeler safety for consumer (Euro NCAP) and regulatory testing.
Safety of Public Transport Systems, in particular safety of children, persons with reduced
mobility, elderly users in public transportation and public transportation drivers and crew.
TPT.2011.1-2. Transport needs for an ageing society
… The development of guidelines, requirements and specifications that allow a safe
and adequate usage of different transport modes for this group can be one
approach. The application of these results to other related special groups (e.g.
disabled, people who are not computer aware) could also be considered. Generally
the activity should take into account all relevant aspects including human and
gender-related factors related to the use of transport (e.g. mobility patterns, driving
ability, human-machine interface), safety and infrastructure needs. Geography and
regional differences as well as welfare and cultural ones are also crucial for mobility
issues of the ageing society which need to be investigated thoroughly. …
www.ffg.at
Social Sciences – Main Topics
Call 2011 - Preliminary
Budget: ca. € 81 Million in total
Still new: „Societal Challenges“ (IPs) are again central instrument in the
work programme
This time 6 Challenges and 12 ‚traditional‘ Topics
Deadlines: Not known yet!
www.ffg.at
Social Sciences – Relevance for Life Sciences
• Challenge: Economic, social and political
conditions for satisfying the world food needs
• Topic: Combating poverty in Europe: a key question
of human dignity and social cohesion
• Challenge: Sustainable health behaviours in Europe
• Challenge: Tackling poverty in a development context (SICA)
• Topic: Europe and the Development of Africa (SICA)
• Topic: Deepening the greening of the economy - Beyond GDP
www.ffg.at
Space – Main Topics
Call 2011
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Draft Work Programme in preparation
Deadline November 2010, 1 step,
Budget: 92 Mio.€
3 Areas:
GMES (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security) Services
Strengthening the foundations of Space science and exploration
Cross-cutting activities
www.ffg.at
Space – Relevance for Life Sciences
SPA.2011.2.1-01 Exploitation of space science and exploration data:
Space based observations play a leading role in Earth, Planetary, Universe,
Environmental, Physical and Life sciences, providing a privileged vantage point
of our planet and objects of the universe, especially when taken in synergy with
ground based observations, data analysis and modelling tools and other research
in laboratories. …
… the focus should be on robotic-exploration and pre-requisites to human
exploration, such as biomedical studies. …
SPA.2011.3.2-01 Facilitating access to space for small scale research
missions
… . The development of a mechanism suitable to deploy cubesats (or alternative
nano-satellite platforms) is to be supported with funding and should include
demonstration. The demonstration should include a number of payload
placements in orbit performing realistic space based research, typical of the type
of research flights to be offered in future. These experiments could encompass
for example in-situ environmental monitoring in the thermosphere, climate-change
monitoring, materials testing, in-orbit validation of components, medical or
biological research or microgravity research. …
www.ffg.at
Security – Main Topics
Call 2011
- Deadline: End of November
- Coordinated Call SSH & Security
- Expected Budget: 220 M€
www.ffg.at
Security – Relevance for Life Sciences
Area: 10.1.3 Explosives:
Topic SEC-2011.1.3-1 Improvised Explosive Device (IED) neutralization
in urban / civil environment - Capability Project
Area 10.1.4 Ordinary Crime and Forensic:
Topic SEC-2011.1.4-1 Understanding of unintended consequences of
global illicit-drug control measures – Capability Project
Topic SEC-2011.1.4-3 Advanced forensic framework - Coordination and
Support Action
www.ffg.at
Security – Relevance for Life Sciences
Area 10.1.5 CBRN Protection:
Topic SEC-2011.1.5-1 Development of detection capabilities of
difficult to detect radioactive sources and nuclear materials Capability Project
Topic SEC-2011.1.5-2 Identification and Development of low-risk
alternatives to high-risk chemicals – Capability Project or Support
Action
Topic SEC-2011.1.5-3 Development of improved forensic tools
applied to radiological contaminations – Capability Project
Area 10.5.4 Standardisation:
Topic SEC-2011.5.4-1 Towards standardisation of CBRN detection
and identification
www.ffg.at
Security – Relevance for Life Sciences
Activity 10.4 Restoring security and safety in case of crisis:
Topic SEC-2011.4.1-2 Psycho social support of Crisis Management –
Capability Project
Topic SEC-2011.4.2-3 Rapid deployment of shelters, facilities and
medical care resources following a major disaster - Integration Project
Topic SEC-2011.4.2-4 Enhancing crisis response abilities of the
public – Coordination and Support Action
Topic SEC-2011.4.4-1 CBRN individual Protective Clothing Capability Project
www.ffg.at
This is in it for you.........
2010 calls: 6 billion Euro
´Cooperation´
‘Ideas’ -Frontier
1. Health
Research Single Teams,
2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and
Biotechnology
3. Information Communication Technologies
4. Nanosciences + Nanotechnologies,
Materials + new Production Technologies
5. Energy
6. Environment (incl. climate change)
7. Transport (incl. Aeronautics)
8. Socio-economic sciences + the Humanities
9. Space
10. Security
Criteria Excellence, European
Research Council
‘People’
Mobility and Career
Development of People
‘Capacities’
•Research Infrastructure
•Research for the benefit of
SMEs
•Regions of Knowledge
Research Potential
•Science in Society
•Coherent development of
research policies, International
cooperation
Research Infrastructures – Relevance for Life Sciences
Call FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2011-1 (Start: 29 July 2010, End: 25 Nov.
2010, Budget: 159 Mio. Euro)
Themes of Life Sciences:
 INFRA-2011-1.1.5. Facilities and resources for multinational clinical trials.
 INFRA-2011-1.1.6. Facilities and resources for protein production, for protein crystallisation
and for structure determination at analytical facilities (including synchrotron radiation and
neutron sources).
 INFRA-2011-1.1.7. Life sciences bio-molecular data resources and services.
 INFRA-2011-1.1.8. Facilities and resources for plant phenotyping.
 INFRA-2011-1.1.9. Facilities and services for livestock physiology and phenomics.
Call FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2011-2 (Start:July 2010, Deadline:End 2010, Budget:95 Mio.
Euro)
General Themes (relevant for Life Sciences too):
 INFRA 2011 1.2.1: e-Science environments
 INFRA 2011 1.2.2: Data infrastructures for e-Science
www.ffg.at
Research Infrastructures – Event
Transnational Information Event (D-A-CH):
Crossing Boarders – Research Infrastructures in FP7
When: 14. / 15. June 2010
Where: Weiterbildungszentrum St. Gallen, CH
Link: http://rp7.ffg.at/resinf_crossingbordersRI
Themes: Networking, Future of Research Infrastucture,
Training
www.ffg.at
Regions of Knowledge – Call 2011
Expected Topic 2011 Call:
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Boosting the competiveness of transport related economy
Administrative Details:
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Preliminary Deadline: 9. December 2010
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Funding: Coordination and Support Action, 1-3 Mio EURO
Eligibility: a minimum of three regional research-driven clusters
from at least three different EU Member States and/or Associated
Countries. Research-driven clusters must be composed of at least
three types of legal entities (so called 'triple helix'), namely legal
entities conducting research, business entities, regional/local
authorities
www.ffg.at
Science in Society – Main Topics
Call 2011 - Preliminary
Call Opens: 30 July 2010
Budget: ca. € 37 Million for competitive proposals
(excl. public procurement etc.)
Still new:
Mobilisation & Mutual Learning Actions now thematically focused
3 Societal Challenges identified for the MMLAs:
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Health and Ageing
Climate Change and Resource Efficiency
Energy Security
Deadlines: Not known yet!
www.ffg.at
Science in Society – Relevance for Life Sciences
Topic: Mobilisation and Mutual Learning (MML) Action Plans:
mainstreaming SiS actions in research
Objective: Under this topic, the objective of each project will be to bring together research
organisations and a series of actors from wider society to develop and implement a joint
Mobilisation and Mutual Learning (MML) Action Plan to shape research in new or emerging
science and technology in response to the views and needs of society and citizens.
Topic: Regulating Emerging Scientific and Technological Developments
Objective: Emerging sciences, such as nanosciences and nanotechnologies, Synthetic Biology,
converging Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno sciences, and related emerging technologies in the fields
of human enhancement, surveillance, dual-use, etc. will make the setting of hard and soft
laws even more sensitive in the coming years. It is therefore necessary to investigate further
the interplay between the co-evolution of science and law in democratic contexts…
Topic: Integrated Assessment Methods for measuring societal impacts of
emerging scientific and technological developments
Objective: Researchers should investigate ways of integrating different Knowledge
Assessment methods (e.g. Technology Assessments, Risk Assessment , Impact Assessment
, Foresight, Ethical Reviews, etc.) into an anticipatory approach to science, technology,
innovation and Knowledge Societies progress.
www.ffg.at
CIP - Eco Innovation (1/2)
Market Replication Projects in the field of Eco Innovation
priorities
Food and drink
Materials recycling
Sustainable building products
Greening business/ smart purchasing
Criteria
Support innovative ideas which can be turned into ‘marketable’ green
products and services
These need incentives to penetrate the market.
Potential for replication and wider application must be demonstrated
CIP - Eco Innovation (2/2)
NOT FP7, but similar process: single stage, EPSS, Forms similar to FP7 but
simpler, 2 page prepoposal checks from project officers via NCPs
possible
Results from the last years
year
Proposals from EU
Funded projects
2008
138
44
Coordinators from
Austria
3
2009
202
45
Data still missing
Basic data for every year
Publication of the Calls: April 201X
Deadline: Sept. 201X
Budgetl: € 35 Millionen (increasing every year)
Projects: Ca. 45
cofunding: up to 50%
Size of consortia min. one Organisation
It is all about People:
the Programme „PEOPLE“
 International outgoing fellowships
 International incoming fellowships
 Industry - Academia partnerships
 Initial training networks
 and much more...
Conclusions
Ample opportunities!
Most importantly: the partners you want to cooperate with
and
Strategic orientation of participation at institutional and individual level
Take advantage of expert services available
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Sabine Herlitschka, DI Dr. MBA
Austrian Coordinating National Contact Point
Director – European & International Programmes
[email protected]
FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency
www.ffg.at
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