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Group 1: Added Value and Impact of Cooperation

Group 1: Added Value and Impact of Cooperation. Dr. Béla Kardon Workshop on Future Perspectives for EU-Japan Research and Innovation Cooperation Zürich , 1 8 Jul y 2013. Questions.

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Group 1: Added Value and Impact of Cooperation

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  1. Group 1: Added Value and Impact of Cooperation Dr. Béla KardonWorkshop on Future Perspectives for EU-Japan Research and Innovation Cooperation Zürich, 18 July 2013

  2. Questions • What is the future added value of multilateral cooperation between European countries and Japan? Do you think an advanced and sustainable scheme of cooperation is needed for the future? • Do you think a future advanced scheme of Europe – Japan cooperation should be more basic or applied science oriented? • What impact would you expect from a future research and innovation cooperation scheme between Europe and Japan?

  3. Question 1 What is the future added value of multilateral cooperation between European countries and Japan? Do you think an advanced and sustainable scheme of cooperation is needed for the future?

  4. Replies and Conclusions MultilateralcooperationwithJapancanresultin: • Achievingbetter and fasterresultswithjointefforts, esp. inthefieldswherethere has alreadybeenjointcollaboration (under FP7: ICT, Aeronautics, NMP, Energy-Photovoltaics) • Mutualbenefit: transfer of knowledge • Openingupnewfields of cooperation – basedonpreferences and prioritiesandthejointstrategy. • Instruments fortheimplementation: jointcallsunderERA-NETs, H2020 calls, usingCohesionFundsforinternationalcooperation

  5. Bilateral – multilateral • Selection of partners • Strong player, involving further partner • Basic research – application – multinational environment • Optimal use of infrastructure - sometimes good results • Change the administrative aspects (human resources) multiplication effect – changing minds • Learn from other member states • Benefits outway the initial difficulties • Japanese researchers will have more possibilities to work with other countries • Learn from the other programmes • European like higher education Zürich, 18 July 2013

  6. Question 2 Do you think a future advanced scheme ofEurope – Japan cooperation should be more basic or applied science oriented?

  7. Replies and Conclusions • Appliedor Basic Research? • Itdepends – both, dependingonthejointpreferences; • Itshallnot be decidedinadvance • …..

  8. Basic research –towards application – European experiences • Technology transfer • Knowledge pool • Technology push • Bringing together the parties • Japanese basic research – European applications – sharing success • Best practices – innovation infrastracture • Basic – bottom up • Common challenges – top down approach Előadás címe, szerző dátum, helyszín

  9. Question 3 What impact would you expect from a future research and innovation cooperation scheme between Europe and Japan?

  10. Replies and conclusions • Expected impacts: • Increasing the number of joint projects and publications; • New fields of cooperation; • More intense and strategic cooperation; • Diverse types of collaborations – from mobility schemes to R&D projects – rising level. • More flexibility & visibility of SME-s • Learn from each other => • COOPERATION

  11. Thank you for your attention!

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