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La coopération scientifique CNRS-Ukraine dans les programmes INTAS. Premières Rencontres de la Coopération Scientifique Franco-Ukrainienne Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007 Martine Bonin INTAS Programme Manager, seconded by CNRS (France). What is CNRS ?.
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La coopération scientifique CNRS-Ukraine dans les programmes INTAS Premières Rencontres de la Coopération Scientifique Franco-Ukrainienne Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007 Martine Bonin INTAS Programme Manager, seconded by CNRS (France) Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
What is CNRS ? • French public organization for scientific research under the authority of the Ministry of Research • Covers all scientific fields, from mathematics tohumanities • 6 Scientific departments • 2 National institutes • 1250 Research laboratories (90% are common with Universities or other research institutions or with companies) • 19 regional offices : direct management of laboratories • 10 CNRS representative offices located abroad (3 in Europe, Brussels, Bonn, Moscow) • 30,000 Employees (11,650 permanent researchers) Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
CNRS in the world scene: • 5000 visiting scholars from abroad • 1400 CNRS researchers hold foreign nationality (57% from EU) • 25% of annual recruitment of permanent CNRS researchers come from abroad • 300 CNRS researchers on leave in foreign labs International collaboration is integral part of CNRS activity Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Mechanisms for International Cooperation • Exchanges and visits (85 Bilateral agreements) • International Projects for Scientific Cooperation (300 PICS – 100 in Europe) • International Research Networks (60 GDRI – 35 in Europe) • International Associated Laboratories (50 LIA – 32 in Europe) • Joint International Laboratories (10 UMI – 2 in Europe) Other : EU Framework Programme ESF, (INTAS) Large Scale Facilities Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
CNRS & Ukrainian teams participationin INTAS calls for RPP 2003-2006 (1) Of 120 projects and 727 teams including UA (146) teams: • 35 projects included French (41)andUkrainian (40) teams • 64 Russian teams are partners • 10 projects are coordinated by France Of these 35 projects“ France & Ukraine ” : • 16 projects included CNRS teams (16) and Ukrainian (20) teams • 32 Russian teams are partners • 7 projects are coordinated by CNRS teams Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
CNRS & Ukrainian teams participationin INTAS calls for RPP 2003-2006 (2) • These 16 projects cover all fields of which Mathematics and Physics are the most represented • They are funded through 8 different INTAS calls: Open / Collaborative / Thematic ones • Only 2 projects do not include any other EECA teams than Ukrainian ones Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (1) INTAS Project 05-1000008-7928 - 12 teams - 6 MS & 3 EECA countries (3RU & 1AM) “ Extended Supersymmetry, Strings and Non-Commutativity in Field Theory “ CO:INFN, Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati UA : Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology CNRS: Laboratoire de Physique Théoriqued'Annecy-le-Vieux http://lappweb.in2p3.fr/lapth-2005/VersionAnglaise/index.htm Objectives: The main goal of the Project is to get further insights into the geometric, group-theoretical and quantum structure of gauge theories with extended supersymmetry in their close intertwining relationships with string theory, the theory of interacting higher spin fields, integrable models and non-commutative aspects of field theory. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (2) INTAS Project 03-51-5727 - 6 teams - 2 MS & 2 EECA countries (1RU) “ Using world largest decameter radio telescopes as probe and basis for developing the LOFAR concept“ CO:CNRS: Observatoire de Paris-Meudon / LESIA http://www.lesia.obspm.fr UA : Kharkiv Institute of Radioastronomy UA : Institute of Geophysics of NASU- Poltava UA : Institute of Physics and Mechanics of NASU- Lviv Objectives This integrated project is directed towards thorough progress of astrophysical, methodological, and technical aspects of the low frequency radio astronomy (from 10 to 100 MHz).The project consists in developing and installing new means and methods, specifics of low frequency (decameter) radio astronomy by using the world largest (European), low frequency radio telescopes UTR-2, URAN1 … URAN4, SURA, and Nançay Decameter Array. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (3) INTAS Project 05-1000005-7671 - 6 teams - 3 MS & 1 EECA country “ Development of novel intermetallic materials with enhanced hydrogen storage properties“ CO:CNRS: Laboratoire de Chimie Métallurgique des Terres Rares / Thiais http://www.lcmtr.cnrs.fr/ UA : Physico-Mechanical Institute- Lviv UA : I.N. Frantsevich Institute for Problems of Materials Science of NASU - Kyiv UA : Ivan Franko Lviv State University Objectives In relation to the development of hydrogen power engineering, research on metal hydrides offer a cost-effective, safe and efficient basis alternative. Main objective is to develop new Mg-based composite materials and study correlation between composition, structure, hydrogen capacity and cyclic stability for the studied materials in order to formulate general rules of their relationships. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (4) INTAS Project 06-1000013-8949 - 5 teams - 2 MS & 2 EECA countries (2RU) “ Synthesis of nanosized materials with specified properties by powerful pulsed heating“ CO:Gothenburg University/ Sweden UA : G.V. Kurdyumov Institute for Metal Physics- Kyiv CNRS: Laboratory for Lasers, Plasmas and Photonic Processes, Marseille http://www.lp3.univ-mrs.fr/lp3-gb.htm Objectives The aim of the Project is to study formation of nanosize particles based on powerful pulsed heating of condensed matter by means of pulsed laser ablation (PLA) and electrical wire explosion (EWE). These two methods of nanoparticle synthesis have a unified physical nature lying in superheating of matter to a metastable state with subsequent explosive decomposition (phase explosion) into a mixture of vapor and nanoscale particles. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (5) INTAS Project 04-77-7173 - 8 teams - 4 MS & 3 EECA countries (2RU & 1AM) “ Data Flow Systems: Algorithms and Complexity“ CO:Alfred Renyi Institute of Mathematics/ Hungary UA : Odessa State Academy of Food Technologies CNRS: Laboratory of Analysis and Modeling of Decision Support Systems, Université Paris-Dauphine http://www.lamsade.dauphine.fr/~paschos/ Objectives The expected results of the project include:o Traditional and online algorithmic researches with complexity estimations, o Efficient computational principles for data flow analysis, o Algorithms and FOSS software design for complex applied systems such as “hybrid agents’ societies” and “search engines” Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (6) INTAS Project 03-51-6637 - 10 teams - 5 MS & 2 EECA countries (4RU) “ Network on Constructive Complex Approximation“ CO:Katholieke Universiteit Leuven/ Belgium UA : Institute of Low Temperature Physics and Engineering of NASU- Kharkiv CNRS: Laboratoire de Mathematiques Appliquees,Université Lille 1 http://math.univ-lille1.fr/~bbecker/ano/ma/ Objectives The main objective of the network is to bring together current scientific activity and to co-ordinate regular exchange of information in constructive complex approximation with emphasis on complex analysis and applications in numerical analysis and operator theory Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (7) INTAS Project 06-1000017-8909 - 8 teams - 3 MS & 3 EECA countries (1RU & 3AZ) “ Development of a unified approach and software for numerically solving inverse and optimization problems for distributed systems“ CO:Kocaeli University – Applied Mathematical Sciences Research Center/ Turkey UA : V.M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of NASU - Kyiv CNRS: Institut Fresnel,Université de Provence Aix-Marseille http://www.fresnel.fr/semo/semo.php Objectives The main objective is investigation of various mathematical problems’ statements like parametric identification, optimization of parameters’ value, optimal control of regimes. It could address many issues arising in geophysics, underground hydraulic and gas dynamics, petroleum and gas production, medicine and glaciology, described mathematically by similar problem statements. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (8) INTAS Project 04-80-7297 - 8 teams - 4 MS & 2 EECA countries (1RU) “ Vortex dynamics“ CO:Laboratoire de Physique des Océans, Université de Bretagne Occidentale UA : Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics, Kiev National Taras Shevchenko University CNRS: Laboratoire des Ecoulements Géophysiques et Industriels (LEIGI), Grenoble http://www.legi.inpg.fr/ http://www-meom.hmg.inpg.fr/Web/meom_projets.html: GDRE Project Objectives The main objective is to focus on the analytical dynamics of an inviscid incompressible fluid. Such study of dynamics of solids in fluid should play an important role in a successful application of modelling in designing aircrafts and various hydrodynamics devices. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (9) INTAS Project 05-1000008-7921 - 7 teams - 3 MS & 3 EECA countries (2RU & 1GE) “ Investigation of global catastrophes for nonlinear processes in continuum mechanics“ CO:CNRS :Laboratoire de Mathématiques et Physique Théorique, Université François-Rabelais– Tours http://www.phys.univ-tours.fr/ http://www.lmpt.univ-tours.fr/~veronl/ UA : Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics of NASU- Donetsk Objectives The aim of the project is to develop new methods and approaches for studying nonlinear phenomena related to stability, transition to instability, and catastrophes (as a final stage of instability) in different fields of continuum mechanics. Then to apply these new methods in combination with the available ones in order to carry out a complete analysis of the development of instability of solutions to certain nonlinear model problems that describe different phenomena in continua Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (10) INTAS Project 03-51-4736 - 7 teams - 3 MS & 3 EECA countries (2RU & 1 BY) “Kinetics and Mechanism of Ignition/Combustion Initiated by Electronically Excited Singlet Oxygen“ CO:CNRS:Laboratoire d’Aérothermique, Orléans http://web.cnrs-orleans.fr/icare/index_a.html UA : Institute of Fundamental Problems for High Technology- Kyiv Objectives The project is devoted to research in the field of combustion chemistry, particularly, investigation of non-conventional ignition/combustion technique with the use of electronically excited singlet oxygen molecules that from the environmental viewpoint is an improvement to conventional ignition/combustion. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (11) INTAS Project 03-51-4915 - 5 teams - 2 MS & 2 EECA countries (2RU) “Synthesis of a New Generation of Isoflavonoid Antitumour Agents“ CO:CNRS:Laboratoire de Chimie organique de synthèse, Université de Provence, Marseille http://sites.univ-provence.fr/cbrl/ UA : Ukrainian National University of Pharmacy- Kharkov Objectives The goal of this proposal is to develop new synthetic analogues of natural isoflavonoids, containing pharmacophoric polyoxygen-substituted aryl and heteroaryl fragments and to study their efficiency as inhibitors of mitosis. The cytotoxicity and antitumour activity of these new compounds will be determined. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (12) INTAS Project 05-1000008-8061 - 3 teams - 2 MS & 1 EECA country “Neuronal voltage-operated calcium channel functioning in processing of pain“ CO:University College of London UA : A.A. Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology- Kyiv CNRS: Institut de Génomique Fonctionnelle, Universités de Montpellier http://www.igf.cnrs.fr/en.php Objectives The main objective of the proposal is to find evidence for either common or selective modification in T- and N-type VOCC function in central DH and DRG nociceptive neurones taking place in different pain models and associate them with neuronal network malfunction and certain behavioural abnormalities. It is expected that this insight should have an important impact on the design of novel analgesic therapies. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (13) INTAS Project 03-51-4983 - 7 teams - 3 MS & 2 EECA countries (2RU) “Not I microarrays for identification of new cancer-causing genes“ CO:Karolinska Institute, Microbiology and Tumor Biology Center and Center for Genomics Research- Sweden UA : Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Department of Molecular Oncogenetic- Kyiv CNRS: Institut de Génétique Humaine, Montpellier http://www.igh.cnrs.fr/information.html Objectives The aim of the project is to apply completely new and unique techniques of genomic research to the analysis of complex biological systems, such as cancer cells. Capability to establish differences between normal and tumor cells will be instrumental for cloning cancer-causing genes and for early diagnosis and prevention of cancer.The project involves creation of a collection of cancer samples from different parts of Russia and Ukraine and the development of a computer programme analyzing data from NotI microarrays Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (14) INTAS Project 05-1000008-8014 - 6 teams - 3 MS & 2 EECA countries (2RU) “ Bound waves: dynamics and impact on remote sensing of the sea surface “ CO:University of Keele, Department of Mathematics- UK UA : Marine Hydrophysical Institute, Remote Sensing Department – Sevastopol CNRS: Institut de Recherche sur les Phénomènes Hors Equilibre, Laboratoire des Interactions Océan-Atmosphère- Marseille https://www.irphe.univ-mrs.fr/ Objectives The aim of the project is to investigate theoretically, numerically, in laboratory and field experiments the phenomenon of bound harmonics of non-linear surface waves in the context of remote sensing of the sea surface. The project specific objectives are: • To investigate theoretically and numerically effect of bound harmonics on surface waves in the context of sea surface remote sensing. • To investigate theoretically and in laboratory studies effect of bound waves on scattering of light, radio and acoustic waves by sea surface. • To develop experimental tools and methods of data processing for adequate treatmentof the effect of bound harmonics in remote sensing. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (15) INTAS Project 03-53-3358 - 10 teams - 2 MS & 2 EECA countries (5RU) “ Background studies for the development of high ISP Hall plasma thrusters“ CO:CNRS: Groupe de Recherche sur les Milieux Ionisés, GREMI, Université d’Orléans http://www.univ-orleans.fr/gremi/ UA : National Aerospace Kharkov University- Kharkov Objectives This proposal concerns the investigation of a new generation of Hall Plasma Thrusters, here-below referred through the generic label SPT’s, able to deliver xenon plasma flows at the high velocities (30 km/s) of interest for telecom satellites and space missions technologies. This goal is related to the welcome requirements both for telecom satellites and for space missions. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Highlights on projects’ consortiaand main research objectives (16) INTAS Project 05-1000008-7917 - 7 teams - 3 MS & 2 EECA countries (3RU) “ Core vocabulary in a typological perspective: semantic shifts and form / meaning correlations (TypVoc)“ CO:Stockholm University, Department of Linguistic UA : Institute NIISP, Department of the European Integration- Kyiv CNRS: Fédération de Recherche Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques - Paris http://www.typologie.cnrs.fr/ Objectives The general aim of the project is to reveal and describe cross-linguistically recurrent semantic shifts and form/meaning correlations (e.g. patterns of polysemy, lexical connotations, lexical motivation in general) in the core vocabulary of human languages and to achieve a better understanding of the general mechanisms underlying these phenomena.The results of the project have a significant potential for application within linguistics, anthropology, psychology, sociology, history, philosophy, cultural studies, computer studies, medical diagnostics and theater actor training. Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
INTAS Young Scientists Fellowships 2003-2006French CNRS Supervisors (1) • 720 Fellowships granted over 2003-2006 period, of which 98 Ukrainian young scientists • 10 UA YSFs had French supervisors • 5 UA YSFs have been hosted in CNRS laboratories (3 PhD, 2 Postdoctoral Fellowships) • These fellowships have been funded in the frame of INTAS YSF Open calls or INTAS YSF Collaborative call with Ukraine Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
INTAS Young Scientists Fellowships 2003-2006French CNRS Supervisors (2) INTAS YSF 03-55-764 “Modification of Defect Structure of Semiconductor II-VI Materials by the Pulse Laser Radiation” UA Home Institution: Institute for Applied Problems of Mechanics and Mathematics of NASU CNRS Team: Laboratoire des Propriétés Optiques des Matériaux et Applications, Université d’Angers http://ead.univ-angers.fr/~poma/ INTAS YSF 04-83-2630 “Functionalized bridged polysilsesquioxanes; synthesis, structure, properties and application” UA Home Institution: Institute of Surface Chemistry of NASU, Kyiv CNRS Team: Centre de Recherches sur les Matériaux à Haute Température - Orléans http://crmht.cnrs-orleans.fr/ Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
INTAS Young Scientists Fellowships 2003-2006French CNRS Supervisors (3) INTAS YSF 05-109-4177 “Presence of two DNA-binding domains in one transcriptional factor: functional necessity and molecular characterization” UA Home Institution: Institute of Cell Biology of NASU, Lviv CNRS Team: Institut de Génétique et Microbiologie, Université Paris-Sud http://www.igmors.u-psud.fr/ INTAS YSF 06-1000019-6137 “ Nonlinear Optics Phenomena in the Materials Based on the Zinc Oxide and Complex Metal Oxides ” UA Home Institution: Ivan Franko National University of Lviv CNRS Team: Laboratoire des Propriétés Optiques des Matériaux et Applications, Université d’Angers http://ead.univ-angers.fr/~poma/ Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
INTAS Young Scientists Fellowships 2003-2006French CNRS Supervisors (4) INTAS YSF 06-1000019-6451 “Mathematical modelling and numerical simulation of diffusion in confined micro- and nano-scale systems. The conformal mapping approach.” UA Home Institution: Kharkov National University of Radioelectronics CNRS Team: Ecole Normale Supérieure, Activation Moléculaire et Réactivités Electrochimiques http://www.chimie.ens.fr/w3amatore/ Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007
Access to information from INTAS databases • INTAS developed a policy to transfer its “intangible assets” (competences, tools, databases, etc.) to interested parties; • Requests can only be received by INTAS from official representatives of INTAS’ members; • Official letters should be sent by Member States’ representatives to the INTAS liquidator or to: asset.transfer@intas.be martine.bonin@intas.be Premières Rencontres Coopération Franco-ukrainiennes, Kiev, 12 Décembre 2007