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Claude Rieg New Generation of Products DG Research European Commission

Industrial Technologies Challenges for European RTD Claude Rieg New Generation of Products DG Research European Commission Outline Some key figures on ERA Challenges for Manufacturing Manufacturing research in NMP What is ahead? Summary Evolution of R&D intensity

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Claude Rieg New Generation of Products DG Research European Commission

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  1. Industrial Technologies Challenges for European RTD Claude Rieg New Generation of Products DG Research European Commission

  2. Outline • Some key figures on ERA • Challenges for Manufacturing • Manufacturing research in NMP • What is ahead? • Summary

  3. Evolution of R&D intensity

  4. R&D intensity per Country

  5. R&D intensity by sector

  6. EU assets in Reseach • The EU is still the largest producer of scientific publications • The EU has a growing pool of researchers • The EU is increasingly attractive for foreign research investments

  7. Lisbon triangle

  8. Dynamic context Rapid technology renewal, Sustainability Requirements,Public acceptance,Globalisation,Financial crisis,… …a continuous wave of change!

  9. Dynamic context Transformation of industry Governing the change

  10. Objective:To improve the competitiveness of EU industry and ensure its transformationvia: the effective transition from a resource-based to knowledge-based industry generation of new breakthrough knowledge strengthening EU leadership in nano, materials and production technologies emphasis on integration of different technologies and disciplines across many industrial sectors Technology Platforms help establish priorities FP7 NMP

  11. NMP Lifecycle Positioning Impact in medium to long term Knowledge generationNew Ideas Knowledge deployment New products / Services New systems Basic research Market Long term applied research Applied research / Demonstration / Validation Industrial application ERC Opentopics for broadly defined range of applications Focused topics with precise fields of application Future andEmerging Technologies NMP Breakthrough technology Step change Technological innovation Enabling technologies

  12. Policy input Industry, Environment, Social Affairs, Health Strategic Research Agendas of Technology Platforms Society / Industry / user driven Strong involvement of Research Centres / Academia Priority for multi-sectoral benefits / applications Advisory bodies / Stakeholders / Public Consultations Foresight studies Portfolios of on-going projects NMP Operational Approach Prioritisation through Dialogue

  13. Holistic approach to Knowledge Based Factories EC budget (M€) in NMP FP7 (2007-2008)

  14. Production (Manufacturing) per theme EC budget distribution in NMP FP7 (2007-2008) and FP6 Calls (35 % in FP6) (31 % in FP6) (34 % in FP6)

  15. Production (Manufacturing) per organisation type EC budget distribution in NMP FP7 (2007-2008) and FP6 Calls (25 % in FP6) (28 % in FP6) (31 % in FP6)

  16. Adopted by the EC on 26 Nov 2008 and endorsed by the EU Council on 11-12 Dec 2008 Includes ‘smart investment’ in research ‘To support innovation in the manufacturing, construction and automotive sectors, which have recently seen demand plummet as a result of the crisis and which also face significant challenges in the transition to the green economy…’ Three Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) Objective: to promote the convergence of public interest with industrial commitment and leadership in determining strategic research activities Recovery Plan Research activities

  17. Public-Private Partnerships Research activities • 3PPPs on research activities with committed budget over 4 years (50% EC funding): “Factories of the future” initiative - Total costs: € 1.2 billion “Energy-Efficient Buildings” initiative - Total costs: € 1 billion “Green Cars” initiative - Total costs: € 1 billion • Involvement of industry in planning and implementation • Quick response implies use of existing instruments 7th Framwork Programme SRA developed by industry in the ETP • Implementation approach: In 2009, cross-thematic calls under FP7 In parallel exploration of further calls and other options for longuer term, e.g. Joint Technology Inititiatives

  18. Manufacturing is the driving force in the EU’s economy, with 21% of GDP and 20% of all jobs Manufacturing has a big environmental impact, with 28% of energy consumption and 33% of overal waste 25 industrial sectors, dominated by SMEs Objective: Developing enabling technologies to support EU manufacturing across many sectors, to adapt to global competitive pressures by boosting their technological base “Factories of the future” Challenges

  19. “Factories of the future” Expected results • Sustainable Manufacturing: Quiet, clean and safe green production machines • Intelligent Manufacturing: Intelligent machines capable of interacting with operators, self-monitoring and self-correct smart production lines • High performance manufacturing: Towards zero-defects, lean and adaptive manufacturing processes • Manufacturing processes handling new materials: Light-weight/high-functionality using new materials and micro/nano manufacturing (‘portable factory’)

  20. “Factories of the future” Product-Services made and used in Europe High Value Adding Manufacturing Industries The FACTORY of the FUTURE in EUROPE: Worker-friendly, customer oriented Sustainably competitive Competitively sustainable Life cycle oriented Networking manufacturing Integrated Knowledge Intelligent Adaptive Systems, …

  21. PPP Calls in WP 2010Main elements • Quick response needed: use of existing FP7 instruments • Involvement of industry in the preparation • Open to all proposers according to normal FP7 rules • Industrial partners provide added value • Coordinated & Joint Calls for Proposals • Complementary topics and harmonised evaluation • Collaborative projects and Coordination actions • Single stage evaluation to reduce time to contract • Specific PPP Annex to the WP for higher visibility

  22. Call Topics WP 2010 Factories of the Future PPP • Coordinated Call • Deadline for all topics: 3 November 2009 • Plug-and-produce components for adaptive control - NMP • Supply chain approaches for small series industrial production - NMP • Intelligent, scalable, manufacturing platforms and equipment for components with micro- and nano-scale functional features - NMP • Smart Factories: ICT for agile and environmentally friendly manufacturing – Collaborative Projects & CSA - ICT

  23. Activity 1: Nano S&T Support to dialogue and engagement for responsible social acceptance of nanotechnology –CSA – Coordination Novel tools integrating individual techniques for real time nanomaterials characterisation - SME Substitution of materials or components utilising “green nanotechnology” – SM Thermoelectric energy converters based on nanotechnology – SM Adding Value to Mining at the Nanostructure level –SM (Coordinated call with Mexico) Reference methods for managing the risk of engineered nanoparticles – LA Modelling toxicity behaviour of engineered nanoparticles – SM (Coordinated call with USA) Call Topics WP 2010Theme 4: NMP

  24. Activity 2: Materials Organic-inorganic hybrids for electronics and photonics – SM Development of standard scaffolds for the rational design of bioactive materials for tissue regeneration – LA New materials and/or membranes for catalytic reactors – LA Modelling of degradation and reliability of crystalline materials - SM Call Topics WP 2010Theme 4: NMP

  25. Activity 3: New Production New industrial models for a sustainable and efficient production – SM Manufacturing systems for 3D-shaped, multilayered products based on flexible materials – LA Call Topics WP 2010Theme 4: NMP

  26. Activity 4: Integration Development of nanotech-based systems for detection, diagnosis and therapy for combating cancer -LA Capacity building for the development of nanotechnology-based multi-parameter sensors - LA High throughput technologies for the development of formulated products – LA Multi-functional fibre-based products produced by new and flexible manufacturing concepts - SME Organisation of NMP events of EU Presidencies – CSA Support to coordination activities of NMP related to European Technology Platforms –CSA – Coordination ERA-Nets on Nano, Manufacturing and Catalysis Call Topics WP 2010Theme 4: NMP

  27. Call Topics WP 2010Theme 4: NMP Calls and deadlines

  28. Summary • European Research on Manufacturing is key for Europe • Industrial involvement has been gradually enhanced over years • Recovery plan has considered FoF PPP which is planned and implemented together with Industry (budget allocations are fixed) • Tooling sector is an essential sector in Manufacturing – Euro Tooling Forum as sub-platform of Manufuture is well recognised • FoF & Core NMP programme will run in parallel with separate budgets and calls

  29. Summary

  30. FP7 Information • EU research in NMP areas: ec.europa.eu/research/industrial_technologies • Cooperation Programme in FP7: cordis.europa.eu/fp7/cooperation Thank you

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