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Research Infrastructures: Towards FP7. ENSCONET, second annual meeting Valencia, June 16, 2006 Jean-Emmanuel Faure, European Commission DG Research.
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Research Infrastructures: Towards FP7 ENSCONET, second annual meeting Valencia, June 16, 2006 Jean-Emmanuel Faure, European Commission DG Research
Term refers to “facilities”, “resources” and related “services” that are needed by the research community to conduct research in all scientific and technological fields A definition for Research Infrastructures • Definition covers: major equipments, knowledge based resources (collections, archives,…), enabling ICT-based infrastructures (Géant, Grids,…) and any other entity of a unique nature used for research
Research Infrastructures are at the core of the knowledge Triangle Research Education Research infrastructures Innovation
Optimising the use and development of the best research infrastructures existing in Europe Objectives of the Research Infrastructures actions • Helping to create in all fields of S & T new research infrastructures of pan-European interest needed by the European scientific community For Europe to strengthen its base of knowledge and its technological know how
Support Transnational Access to sponsor new opportunities for research teams to obtain access to individual major Research Infrastructures (RIs) • Support Transnational Access to sponsor new opportunities for research teams to obtain access to individual major Research Infrastructures (RIs) • Support Transnational Access to sponsor new opportunities for research teams to obtain access to individual major Research Infrastructures (RIs) • Support Transnational Access to sponsor new opportunities for research teams to obtain access to individual major Research Infrastructures (RIs) • Support Integrating Activities to promote the coherent use and development of RIs: • Coordination Actions • Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives • Support Integrating Activities to promote the coherent use and development of RIs: • Coordination Actions • Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives • Support Integrating Activities to promote the coherent use and development of RIs: • Coordination Actions • Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives • Support Integrating Activities to promote the coherent use and development of RIs: • Coordination Actions • Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives • Support e-infrastructures to reinforce high-capacity and high-performance communication, grid infrastructures and European computing capabilities • Support e-infrastructures to reinforce high-capacity and high-performance communication, grid infrastructures and European computing capabilities • Support e-infrastructures to reinforce high-capacity and high-performance communication, grid infrastructures and European computing capabilities • Design studies: to support feasibility studies and technical preparatory work for new research infrastructures of clear European dimension • Design studies: to support feasibility studies and technical preparatory work for new research infrastructures of clear European dimension • Construction of New Infrastructures: to provide limited support for the development of new infrastructures FP6 Support to Research Infrastructures • Support Transnational Access to sponsor new opportunities for research teams to obtain access to individual major Research Infrastructures (RIs)
Coordination Actions Transnational Access Design Studies Construction of New Infrastructure Accompanying Measures MaxInf2 WNMRC Bio-DNP Saxier CISB ICGRSIB EuroCarbDB NeuralComp ENIR GeneExpress High security labs Imaging Eutricod ENSCONET BINASP ProteomeBinders NanoBio Integrated Infrastructure Initiatives Structural Biology IA-SFS EU-NMR Databases / Bio-informatics Felics EMMAinf EUPRIM-Net Repositories
18 projects 144 partners 62 MEuro Several hundreds of thousands of users http://www.cordis.lu/infrastructures/projects.htm FP6 Projects for life Sciences Research Infrastructures
EC SeventhFramework Programme • Proposed duration: 7 years (2007 to 2013) • Organised in 4 specific programmes: • Cooperation (65%) • People (10%) • Ideas (15%) • Capacities (10%) SMEs Regions of knowledge Research potential Science in society International cooperation Research Infrastructures
FP7+ 60% Continuous increase of Community support to Research Infrastructures all over the FPs and joint efforts between DG RTD and DG INFSO 700 New IST 500 New Infrastructures 400 Integrated Initiatives Networks 300 RTD Projects IST Access 200 100 0 LIP (FP2) HCM (FP3) TMR (FP4) IHP (FP5) FP6
Implementation through: • Bottom-up calls for proposals open to all fields of science • Targeted calls implemented whenever appropriate in cooperation with thematic areas FP7 Support to existing Research Infrastructures • Support Integrating Activities to promote the coherent use and development of research infrastructures in a given field • Support e-infrastructures to reinforce high-capacity and high-performance communication, grid infrastructures and European computing capabilities
FP7 Support to new Research Infrastructures • Design studies: to support feasibility studies and technical preparatory work for new research infrastructures of clear European dimension and interest (through bottom-up calls) • Construction of new infrastructures and major upgrades to existing ones The list of projects to be supported will be based on the work conducted by the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI)
Tool for decision makers preventing over-provision of facilities in particular areas, and for long term budgetary planning by funding actors ESFRI – Toward a European Roadmap • A forum (not a decision making body) that brings together representatives of the 25 EU Member States and 7 Associated States, appointed by Research Ministers, and one representative of the European Commission • To prepare a European Roadmap of the needs for new European research infrastructures or major upgrades to existing ones. The first version is due end of 2006, with regular updates
Genomics, Bioinformatics, et al European Cultural Heritage Clinical and Translational research Soft X-Ray Free-Electron Laser Biodiversity and Environment Structuration of the ESFRI work ESFRI Physical Sciences and Engineering Biological and Medical Sciences Social Sciences and Humanities
Two expert groups under ESFRI have analyzed the needs for biology • Clinical research • Bio-informatics • Bio-banks and genomic resources • Structural biology • Animal model facilities and functional analysis of a whole mammalian genome
A two-stage process: The preparatory phase - restricted calls targeting projects identified on the ESFRI Roadmap to support the finalisation of the construction plans, of the legal organisation and of the management aspects Construction of new Research Infrastructures • The implementation phase - developed following the satisfactory achievement of the preparatory phase
FP7 Accompanying measures Support measures, through a mixed bottom-up / top down approach, for: • the coordination of research infrastructures in emerging areas • the development of a European policy for RI • the development of international cooperation
Targeted calls Support to the construction or major upgrade of Research Infrastructures: A vision for the next 10-20 years A increased budget over FP7 Conclusions Novelties Looking for catalysing, leveraging, additionality and managerial effects
Research Infrastructures on CORDIS (FP6) http://www.cordis.lu/infrastructures/ ESFRI (European Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructures) http://www.cordis.lu/esfri/ Specific Programme Capacities ftp://ftp.cordis.lu/pub/fp7/docs/fp7sp_capacities_en.pdf FP7 Proposal http://www.cordis.lu/fp7/ Useful links