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IST Information DayAthens-Thessaloniki, 13-14 December

2004

The Revised IST Workprogramme.Context and vision

Dr Erastos FilosWork programme co-ordination

Directorate “Miniaturisation, Embedded Systems, Societal Applications”


Presentation outline

• The Lisbon context: European policies to support innovation

• The IST work programme 2005-06 update & calls 4 & 5

• Towards the 7th Framework Programme for research


In brackets:ave. annual growth rate

(%)between 1998-2001

New PhDs in science &engineering 2001

(per 1000 populationaged 25-34)

In a competitive race to knowledge:Europe is doing well


Investment in R&D 1995, 1998 & 2001

In a competitive race to knowledge:Europe lags behind

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Evolution of share of world publications byEU-15, US and Japan

In a competitive race to knowledge:Can Europe keep up momentum ?


The ultimate goal:More innovation

Lisbon 2000

“EU: Largestknowledge-basedeconomy by 2010”

European Research Area, Eureka, COST,

nat’l R&D programmes

R&D

Broadband access,e-business, e-government,

security, e-health, ...

Deployment

& promotion

Reg.Environ-

mentEntrepreneurship, competition rules,

standards, IPR protection, …

… towards a ‘single market for research’

… towards ‘online Europe’

… towards ‘innovative

Europe’

EU-15citizens: 370 million

GDP: € 8,500 bn


GDP: € 8,860 bn


GDP: € 8,500 bn


GDP: € 8,860 bn


Innovation

R&D

Innovation is a complex process

VALUE

KNOWLEDGE

Regulatory environmen

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Innovation – how ?

• Create an innovation-friendly environment– Facilitate free flow of knowledge:

• IPR protection, networking, idea factories, …

– Regulate wisely• Competition rules, standards, less red tape, access to finance…

– Promote entrepreneurship• Training, Adademia/industry partnerships

• Boost R&D investment– Raise investment commitment of European industry

– Increase EU governments’ R&D spending

– Double Community R&D budget

– Facilitate mix of investment instruments:• Eg R&D & deployment


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Mid-term review of

Lisbon

2004

Objective: to get Europe on-line

Objective: New EU Member States & Candidate Countries

on-line Objective: e-services on

secure broadband

infrastructure

Lisbon Agenda 2010Lisbon Agenda 2010

. . .

The eEurope initiative


eEurope achievements

• Internet penetration in European homes has doubled

• 90% of companies & schools connected

• Internet access prices fell

• Broadband connectivity rising

• Telecom framework in place

• eCommerce legal framework in place

• Europe has world’s fastest research backbone network: GÉANT

• Security framework in place (ENISA)

• A large amount of public services now on-line

• New Member States are catching up fast

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The EU Framework Programme for research

• Collaboration & cross-disciplinary approach (FP Priorities 2/3)

• Consensus & partnership (industry/academia)

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EU activities require:

FP evolution in last 20 years:


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Commission proposal for FP6Commission proposal for FP6

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Commission proposal for FP6Commission proposal for FP6

FP6 content & budget

• Focusing & Integrating Community Research– Life sciences, genomics, biotech 2,255 M€– IST (100 M€ Géant/GRID) 3,625 M€– Nanotechnologies, knowledge-

based materials, new processes 1,300 M€– Aeronautics and space 1,075 M€– Food quality & safety 685 M€– Sustainable development, ... 2,120 M€– Citizens & governance 225 M€– S&T needs, SMEs, INCO 1,300 M€– JRC non-nuclear research 760 M€

• Structuring ERA– Research & innovation 290 M€

– Human resources 1,580 M€– Research infrastructures

(200 M€ Géant/GRID) 655 M€– Science & society 80 M€

• Strengthening ERA foundations– Support to co-ordination 270 M€– Support to policy developmt 50 M€

• Nuclear Research (mainly fusion) 1,230 M€

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Technologies for major societal and economic

challenges

Communications, Computing &

Software

Components & Microsystems

Knowledge technologies and

Interfaces

Future & Emerging Technologies

Research Infrastructures

Information Society Technologies (IST)Priority themes in FP6


Who is involved in IST

• Attractive R&D – High subscription

• Industrial focus

• Multi-stakeholder collaboration– Pan-European

– Large + small companies + academic research


IST research achievements

• Digital mobile

communications

• Affordable broadband technology

• GÉANT - the world-leading research network

• User-friendly home platform solutions

• Security technologies

• Major European electronics clustersInnovation

50% of totaltop-10 revenues

in 2003 by 6 EU companies

50% of totaltop-10 revenues

in 2003 by 6 EU companies


IST: From FP5 to FP6

After two calls:– 2500 proposals received– 400 projects supported with ~6500 participations

Increased size of projects– average budget 3 times larger (1.6->4.3 M€)– 3 times more partners per projects on average

(10->24)

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IST work programme 2005-2006

IST Websitehttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/

IST Websitehttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/+ FET

Call 4:end Nov’04 –mid Mar’051,120 M€

Call 4:end Nov’04 –mid Mar’051,120 M€

Nanoelectronics

Technologies & devices formicro-/nanoscale integration

Towards a global dependability& security framework

Broadband for all

Mobile & wireless systems &

platforms beyond 3G

Network AV systems & home platforms

Semantic-based knowledge systems

Cognitive systems

ICT research for innovative government

Technology-enhanced learning

Integrated biomedical informationfor better health

eSafety - Co-operative systemsfor road transport

Strengthening the integration of ICTresearch in an enlarged Europe

Photonic components

Micro/nano-based subsystems

Embedded systems

Advanced Grid technologies, systems & services

Open platforms for software & services

Research networking testbeds

Multimodal interfaces

ICT for networked business

Collaborative working environments

Access to & preservation of cultural &scientific resources

eInclusion

ICT for environmental risk management

Call 5:May ‘05 –

mid Sept ’05638 M€

Call 5:May ‘05 –

mid Sept ’05638 M€


Boosting R&D:The 3% objective

• Create attractive framework for innovation– Sufficient & high-quality human resources – A strong public research base with links to industry– Entrepreneurship for & through R&D– Effective adaptation & use of IPR systems– Research- & innovation-friendly regulation & favourable

fiscal conditions– A competitive environment & supportive competition rules– Supportive financial markets for high-tech & innovation

• Effective use of public financing for R&D– Direct support measures– Fiscal incentives– Guarantee mechanisms– Public support for risk capital– Improving the overall mix of instruments

Communication COM (2003)226 final, 4 June 2003 „Investing in Research. An Action Plan for Europe“


Raise R&Dinvestment to

3% of GDPby 2010


1. Collaborative research– continuation of FP6

2. European technological initiatives– private-public partnerships aiming at

world leadership in certain R&D domains

3. Basic research– competition of individual

researchers/teams

4. Making Europe more attractive to best researchers– Researcher mobility schemes

5. Research infrastructures – Research networking infrastructures

6. ERA: Improving co-ordination of national research programmes

• Security research• Space research

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COM(2004)101 final of 10 Feb 2004:“Policy challenges and budgetary means

of the Enlarged Union 2007-2013”

COM(2004)101 final of 10 Feb 2004:“Policy challenges and budgetary means

of the Enlarged Union 2007-2013”

Doubling EUresources

for research

Proposed elements of future R&D (FP7)

Communication COM(2004)353 final, 16 June 2004„ Science & Technology the key to Europe’s future“

Communication COM(2004)353 final, 16 June 2004„ Science & Technology the key to Europe’s future“


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Providing the means to foster effective public-private partnerships

– between the research community, industry, financial institutions, users & policy-makers

– to mobilise the research and innovation effort and facilitate the emergence of “lead markets” in Europe




Example 1:Nanoelectronics Platform

Goal setTo establish a long-term vision for nanoelectronics in Europe

identify major challenges, objectives, stakeholders,

resources, implementation paths,

timetables, socioeconomic impact &

ethical issues

Define a Strategic Research Agenda

Identified• Need to contribute to a European nano

electronics strategy with a vision 2020• Need to establish a roadmap broader

than the existing ITRS• Need to make recommendations to policy

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Nanoelectronics Vision 2020http://www.cordis.lu/ist/eniac/

Nanoelectronics Vision 2020http://www.cordis.lu/ist/eniac/


Example 2:Embedded Systems Platform

• Embedding intelligence everywhere– consumer electronics, mobile devices, automotive, avionics,

telecoms, manufacturing automation, medical devices, ...

• Drivers– Miniaturisation and anywhere/anything connectivity– Convergence and consumerisation

• What is at stake for Europe– Huge growth potential– EU industry currently in leading position

• BUT:– Industry under huge competitive pressure– Complexity becomes unmanageable– Difficult technological challenges– Skills gap– EU research landscape fragmented

ARTEMIS Platformhttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/directorate_c/

ems/platform.htm

ARTEMIS Platformhttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/directorate_c/

ems/platform.htm


eSafetyObjectives & achievements

• Objective: – To accelerate the development, deployment and use of new

technologies for increasing road safety in Europe

• Launched 25 April 2002– eSafety High-Level Meeting

• A joint industry-public sector initiative– e.g. European Commission, EU Member State governments,

industry

• Complementary to other measures

http://europa.eu.int/information_society/programmes/

esafety/index_en.htm

http://europa.eu.int/information_society/programmes/

esafety/index_en.htm


ICT – a driver of productivity

• More research in ICT

• Build critical mass at European level & avoid duplication of effort

• Reinforce Europe’s strengths to achieve industrial and technological leaderships

• Adopt a systems approach

– To support multidisciplinarity

– To leverage multi-stakeholder synergies

• Focus on medium to long-term objectives

Investments in ICTcontribute half

of Europe’sproductivity gains

ICT in FP7 strategy paper & online consultationhttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/ict/ict_consultation.htm

ICT in FP7 strategy paper & online consultationhttp://www.cordis.lu/ist/ict/ict_consultation.htm


Towards Innovation 2010

Strategic research FP6: focus resources on a few strategic areas

(e.g. new instruments, focused work programme 2005-2006, prepare next calls, ...)

Prepare FP7 (e.g. build constituencies, identify R&D domains)

Launch European Technology Platforms

Strategic research FP6: focus resources on a few strategic areas

(e.g. new instruments, focused work programme 2005-2006, prepare next calls, ...)

Prepare FP7 (e.g. build constituencies, identify R&D domains)

Launch European Technology Platforms

Policy objectives Increase R&D investment to 3% of GDP by 2010 Build Europe‘s knowledge base & ERA - the single

market for research Build on Europe‘s online capabilities

(eEurope2005) Make Europe more competitive (e.g. Innovation

Scoreboard, Entrepreneurship, ...)

Policy objectives Increase R&D investment to 3% of GDP by 2010 Build Europe‘s knowledge base & ERA - the single

market for research Build on Europe‘s online capabilities

(eEurope2005) Make Europe more competitive (e.g. Innovation

Scoreboard, Entrepreneurship, ...)


Research & policy to address Europe‘s challenges

• Globalisation ?• Outsourcing ?• Brain drain ?• Skills gap ?

• Improve innovationculture/promote legal & regulatory framework

• Invest in R&D(3% objective)

• Engage in int’l co-operation for win/win


For further information

Web:

Information Society Technologies (IST):http://www.cordis.lu/ist

Information Society Policy:http://europa.eu.int/information_society/index_en.htm

Future Research Policy (FP7):http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/future/index_en.html

E-mail:

[email protected]

Web:

Information Society Technologies (IST):http://www.cordis.lu/ist

Information Society Policy:http://europa.eu.int/information_society/index_en.htm

Future Research Policy (FP7):http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/future/index_en.html

E-mail:

[email protected]

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