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Seventh Framework Programme

Seventh Framework Programme. Planned Structure of FP7. I Stimulating Competition NEW II Human Resources III Research Infrastructures IV Technology Platforms NEW V Collaborative Actions VI Co-ordination of National Programmes NEW. Planned Structure of FP7.

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Seventh Framework Programme

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  1. Seventh Framework Programme

  2. Planned Structure of FP7 • I Stimulating Competition NEW • IIHuman Resources • III Research Infrastructures • IV Technology Platforms NEW • VCollaborative Actions • VI Co-ordination of National Programmes NEW

  3. Planned Structure of FP7 • I. Stimulating Competition: Stimulating competition between individual research teams within Europe, particularly in fundamental research, in order to improve the quality and profile of European research; • II.Human Resources(Marie Curie): Developing human resources with a view to creating scientific careers in Europe through increased funding for training and mobility at European level; • III. Research Infrastructures: Strengthening research infrastructures by co-financing the creation and development of infrastructures of benefit to Europe;

  4. IV.Technology Platforms:Launching European-level technology programmes to implement common research agendas as defined by “technology platforms”, which support European industrial policy in sectors such as aviation, energy, nanoelectronics, mobile telecommunications, and embedded systems; V.Collaborative Actions: Stimulating the development of European “poles of excellence” based on networking and collaboration at laboratory level in academia and in companies; VI.Co-ordination of National Programmes: Improving, through specific networking mechanisms, the co-ordination of national and regional research programmes and policies. Planned Structure of FP7

  5. In addition FP7 will cover SME’s, space and security • Budget proposed at €30bn • National Consultation complete • ICSTI • CSA Chief Science Advisor • Commission Proposal - April

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