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Poznan - 21 November 2002 Dr. Ir. Matthijs Soede Senter/EG-Liaison The Netherlands

“Framework Programme 6 To a European Research Area. Poznan - 21 November 2002 Dr. Ir. Matthijs Soede Senter/EG-Liaison The Netherlands. (a) FOCUSSING AND INTEGRATING COMMUNITY RESEARCH (13345 M€). (b) STRUCTURING ERA (2605 M€). (c) STRENGTHENING THE ERA FOUNDATIONS (320 M€).

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Poznan - 21 November 2002 Dr. Ir. Matthijs Soede Senter/EG-Liaison The Netherlands

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  1. “Framework Programme 6 To a European Research Area Poznan - 21 November 2002 Dr. Ir. Matthijs Soede Senter/EG-Liaison The Netherlands

  2. (a) FOCUSSING AND INTEGRATING COMMUNITY RESEARCH(13345 M€) (b) STRUCTURING ERA (2605 M€) (c) STRENGTHENING THE ERA FOUNDATIONS (320 M€) EURATOM (1230 M€) The Framework Programme 2002-2006 will be an instrument to implement ERA Specific programme

  3. FP6 will maintain objectives of industrial research ...but with a changing role for EU Research Programmes • Objective “Lisbon”:to allow the Union becomingthe most dynamic and most competitive knowledge-based economy within 10 years • Objective “Göteborg”:sustainable development (environment, economy, employment) • ERA:…Integrating, reinforcing, structuring

  4. Focussing and Integrating Community Research

  5. INTEGRATING European Research Activities (13345 M€) • genomics and biotech for health 2255 • information society technologies 3625 • nanotechnology, materials, production 1300 • aeronautics and space 1075 • food safety and health risks 685 • sustainable dev & global change 2120 • citizens and governance 225 - wider field of research(INCO, CRAFT) + JRC 2060

  6. 1.1 Thematic Priorities

  7. Priority 1.1.1. Life Sciences, genomics and biotechnology for Health • Advanced genomics and its applications for health • Combating major diseases • INTEGRATING GENOMIC RESEARCH IN MORE ESTABLISHED BIOMEDICAL AND BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES

  8. Priority 1.1.2. Information Society Technologies • Integrating research into technological areas of priority interest for citizens and business • Communication and computing infrastructures • Components and microsystems • Information management and interfaces • INTEGRATING COMPUTERS AND NETWORKS INTO EVERYDAY ENVIRONMENT

  9. Priority 1.1.3. Nanotechnologies, materials and production processes • Nanotechnologies and nanosciences • Knowledge based multifunctional materials • New production processes and devices • TRANSITION OF EUROPEAN PRODUCTION INDUSTRY FROM RESOURCE BASED TO KNOWLEDGEBASES

  10. Priority 1.1.4. Aeronautics and Space • Aeronautics • increase competitiveness • Reduction environmental impact • Increase aircraft safety • Increase capacity and safety of air transport system • Space • Galileo satellite navigation • Global Monitoring fro Environment and Security GMES • Telecommunication

  11. Priority 1.1.5. Food quality and safety • Safer and environmental friendly production • Epidemiology of food-related diseases and allergies • Impact of food • Traceability processes all along the production chain • Methods of analyis, detection and control • Impact of animal feed • Environmental health risks linked to food-chain • ASSURING HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF CITIZENS

  12. Priority 1.1.6. Sustainable development, global change and ecosystems • Sustainable energy systems • Clean energy systems, energy savings, alternative fuels • Fuel cells, energy carriers, disposal CO2 • Sustainable surface transport • Safe and competitive systems for people and freight, clean urban transport • Rail and maritime transport • Global change and ecosystems • Impact and mechanisms green house gas emissions and polutants, Water cycle, Biodiversity, marine ecosystem functions, desertification and natural disasters, land management, forecasting and modelling

  13. Priority 1.1.7. Citizens and governance in knowledge based society • Knowledge based society and social cohesion • Citizenship, democracy and new forms of governance • SCIENTIFIC BASE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE TRANSITION TOWARDS A EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCIETY CONDITIONED BY NATIONAL REGIONAL AND LOCAL POLICIES BY DECISION MAKING BY INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS FAMILIES AND OTHER SOCIETAL UNITS

  14. 1.2. Specific Activities covering a Wider Field of Research • Policy Oriented research • Sustainable management of Europe’s natural resources • Providing health, security and opportunity to the people of Europe • Underpinningthe economic potential and cohesionof a larger and more integrated Europe • Horizontal Research Activities involving SMEs • Cooperative research • Collective research • Specific measures in support of international cooperation

  15. Structuring the European research area

  16. 2.1 Research and Innovation • Networking in the European Innovation system, studies and analyses • Encouraging transregional cooperation for setting up technology business • New tools and approaches technology innovation • Establishment of information services, technology transfer, protection intellectual propert rights • Economic and technological intelligence activities • Analysis and evaluation of innovation activities

  17. 2.2 Human resources and mobility • Marie Curie Programme • For universities, research centres, industries hosting of researchers, including training of pre-doctoral researchers • Individual support measures for mobility • Contribution to national or regional programmes in support of researcher mobility open to researchers from other European countries • Support for creation and development op European research teams, high level of excellence • Mechanisms to facilitate the return of researchers to their countries or regions of origin

  18. 2.3 Research Infrastructures • Transnational acces to research infrastructures • High capacity and high speed European communication infrastructure • Feasibility studies and preparatory work for setting up new European scale research infrastructure • Optimising European infrastructure

  19. 2.4 Science and society • Bringing research closer to society, science and governance • Responsible use of scientific and technological programmes, in harmony with fundamental ethical values • Stepping up the science /society dialogue, stimulation of awareness, promoting young people ‘s interest in scientific career

  20. Strengthening the foundationsof theEuropean Research Area

  21. 3. Strengthening the foundations • Mutual opening-up of national and regional programmes • networking of research activities conducted at national and regional level • Administration and coordination activities of European cooperation in the field of scientific and technological research (COST) • coordination activities carried out in other European cooperation frameworks, in particular the ESF • Collaboration with European scientific cooperation organisations CERN, ESA, EMBL,….

  22. DRAFT WORKPROGRAMMESWWW.KOWI.DE

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