FP7 ICT 2008

Slovakia on the way from 6FP to 7FP in the ICT areas

(Short comment from the point of view of the national delegate or expert in IST or ICT Programme Committee)

Participation and funding by MS / ICT / 6FP

Funding per Member State (% of total funding: 3.86 B€)

3,2%4,8%

0,2%0,7%

1,3%0,1%

2,3%13,3%

20,6%4,0%

1,0%1,2%

10,2%0,1%0,2%0,1%0,1%

4,7%1,1%1,1%

0,2%0,5%

6,4%3,3%

11,6%

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%

AustriaBelgiumCyprusCzech

DenmarkEstoniaFinlandFrance

GermanyGreece

HungaryIreland

ItalyLatvia

LithuaniaLuxembourg

MaltaNetherlands

PolandPortugalSlovakiaSlovenia

SpainSw eden

United Kingdom

Top 20 participants 6FP / ISTby funding

1. FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT / 240 participations2. PHILIPS GROUP / 1133. SIEMENS GROUP / 1324. THALES GROUP / 1095. COMMISSARIAT à L‘ENERGIE ATOMIQUE / 806. ALCATEL GROUP / 797. INTERUNIVERSITY MICROELECTRONICS CENTER / 768. STMICROELECTRONICS / 689. TELEFONICA GROUP /10210. INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN INFORMATIQUE ET

AUTOMATIQUE / 9011. CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE / 13012. SAP /4013. FRANCE TELECOM / 7614. IBM GROUP / 6115. DAIMLER CHRYSLER GROUP / 3516. INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS, ATHENS / 7317. UNIVERSITY OF KARLSRUHE / 5218. ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE / 8719. KUNGLIGA TEKNISKA HOGSKOLAN – Royal Inst. of Technology SW / 3020. INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES / 29(35. UNIVERSITY OF WIEN - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY / 43

50 first participantstotal 32% of funding

FP6 IST implemented projects contribution to participants / Slovakia /

[Euro]

Call 1 .. 2-IP/2-NoE/5;5-Par…….…………………. 283 368

Call 2 .. 1-IP/2-STP/2-SSA/5;5-Par……………….. 434 902

Call 3 .. 13-SSA/2-CA /15;16-Par ……………….. 738 961

Call 4 .. 3-IP/2-NoE/9-STP/1-SSA /15;21-Par.. 2 752 482

Call 5 .. 3-IP/4-STP/1-SSA/1-CA/7;9-Par ……. 3 260 230 Call 6 100 774FET open + FET Proactive +Infrastructure-2 +

Join Call NMP 2 .. (1-IP/1-CA/1-STP/1-Inf/ 2;4-Par)………….. 534 641--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sum of contribution……………………………… 8 105 358Total budget ……………………………………..(10 177 808) cca …… O.2 % shearing (CZ ~ 25 MEuro EC contribution)

New Member StatesNMS: type of participants

Government65%

Private commercial

29%

Public Commercial

1%

Private non-profit5%

NMS: share of total funding (3.86 B€)

0,0% 0,2% 0,4% 0,6% 0,8% 1,0% 1,2%

CyprusCzech Republic

EstoniaHungary

LatviaLithuania

MaltaPoland

SlovakiaSlovenia

UNIVERSITY OF BUDAPEST / 56JOZEF STEFAN INSTITUTEUNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANAUNIVERSITY OF WARSAW - TECHNICAL UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY OF PRAGUE - CVUTUNIVERSITY OF CYPRUSHUNGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCESINSTYTUT CHEMII BIOORGANICZEJ PANHOLOGRAFIKA EGYENI CEGUNIVERSITY OF PRAGUE - KARLOVAIBM - CZUNIVERSITY OF KOSICE – TECHNICAL UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY - AKADEMIA GORNICZO-HUTNICZASLOVAK ACADEMY OF SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF POZNANUNIVERSITY OF WARSAWUNIVERSITY OF KRAKOWUNIVERSITY OF WROCLAWPOLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCESACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLICUNIVERSITY OF BRNO – UNIVERSITY of TECHNOLOGY

top 20 participants

SK from total (3,86 BEuro) ~0.2% CZ ~ 0.63%SK from NMS rate (158,6 MEuro) ~ 5,1%CZ ~ 17%

FP7 VERY SHORT + CIP + LLP

FP7:

50,521 BEuro

+ 2,751 BEuro (Euroatom)

53,272 BEuro

CIP as well support the aims of the new integrated strategy i2010

- European Information Society 2010 –

ICT Focus of the programme:

Single information spaceSeamless access (secure, high-capacity infrastructures). Wide availability (content, services)

Innovation and investment in ICT Uptake by businesses, in particular SMEs Innovation in products and services

Inclusive information society All Europe’s citizens to benefit (trust, confidence, digital literacy)Services in area of public interest showing the way (quality, efficiency)

CIP Indicative Budget Overview 2007-13

(CIP is not RESEARCH programme)M€

1. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (EIP)

• of which eco-innovation

• of which financial instruments

2.166

(430)

(1.130)

2. ICT Policy Support Programme 728

3. Intelligent Energy Europe Programme (IEE)

727

TOTAL 3.621

The Lifelong Learning Programme (6,970 BEuro)

I. FOUR SECTORAL PROGRAMMES focusing on school education (Comenius), higher education (Erasmus), vocational training (Leonardo da Vinci) and adult education (Grundtvig)

COMENIUS PROGRAMME 

ERASMUS PROGRAMME LEONARDO DA VINCI PROGRAMME

GRUNDTVIG PROGRAMME

Addresses the teaching and learning needs of all those in

pre-school and school education up to the level of the end of upper secondary

education, and the institutions and

organisations providing or facilitating such education

and training

Min. allocation 13%

Addresses the teaching and learning needs of all those in formal higher education and vocational education and training at tertiary level including doctoral studies, and the institutions and organisations providing or facilitating such education and training

Min. allocation 40% 

Addresses the teaching and learning needs of all those in

vocational education and training, other than at

tertiary level, as well as the institutions and

organisations providing or facilitating such education

and training

Min. allocation 25%

Addresses the teaching and learning needs of those in all forms of adult education, as well as the institutions and organisations providing or facilitating such education

Min. allocation 4% 

II. A TRANSVERSAL PROGRAMME targeted on cross-cutting areas (policy cooperation and innovation in lifelong learning, promotion of language learning; development of innovative ICT, dissemination and exploitation of results)

III. A programme to support teaching, research and reflection around European integration and key European institutions and associations (JEAN MONNET PROGRAMME)

Something about ETP -- very shortly

European Technology Platforms / nowadays more like - 30 platforms !!

http://cordis.europa.eu.int/technology-platforms/summaries.htm

DG IS and Media (coordination):

1 ENIAC - European Nanoelectronics Initiative Advisory Council (?) 

2 Embedded Systems (ARTEMIS- Advanced Research and Technology for

Embedded Inteligence and Systems)  

3 The Mobile and Wireless Communications Technology Platform (eMobility)  

4 Networked European Software and Services Initiative (NESSI)

5 The NEM Initiative - European Initiative on NETWORKED and ELECTRONIC

MEDIA 

6 European Technology Platform in Robotics – EUROP

7 PHOTONICS21 - Photonics for the 21st century

8 The Integral Satcom Initiative(Mirror Group – SK participation)+ AAL169 initiative; …..

Nanoelectronics:addressing the needs of silicon-based technologies & beyond

• shrinking of CMOS logic & memory devices• development of value-added functions for

System-on-Chip or System-in-Package solutions

• equipment & materials• design automation

Nanoelectronics:addressing the needs of silicon-based technologies & beyond

• shrinking of CMOS logic & memory devices• development of value-added functions for

System-on-Chip or System-in-Package solutions

• equipment & materials• design automation

Embedded Intelligens and Systems: ubiquitous, interoperable & cost-effective embedded systems

• reference designs and architectures• middleware for interoperability and seamless

connectivity• integrated design software tools for rapid

development & prototyping

Embedded Intelligens and Systems: ubiquitous, interoperable & cost-effective embedded systems

• reference designs and architectures• middleware for interoperability and seamless

connectivity• integrated design software tools for rapid

development & prototyping

PARADES

To implement parts of the Strategic Research Agendas of ENIAC and ARTEMIS, aligning fragmented R&D efforts at European level in the

fields of:

FP7

ETPs

ENIAC & ARTEMIS

Industry-driven long-term vision

Common pan-European SRA

Overall coordination and policy alignment in ERA

Joint monitoring of projects and impact assessment of programmes

National programmesJoint Technology

InitiativeNational programmes

National programmes

Coordinated approach to SCoordinated approach to Strategic trategic RResearch esearch AAgendagenda implementation implementation

Some European Technology Platforms from DG Research

MANUFUTURE - Platform on Future Manufacturing Technologies Global Monitoring for Environment and SecurityAeronautics and Air TransportTechnology Platform on Sustainable ChemistryThe European Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform (HFP)Innovative Medicines for EuropeThe European Space Technology Platform (ESTP)   The European Construction Technology Platform(ECTP)    EuMaT - European Technology Platform for Advanced Engineering

Materials and TechnologiesERTRAC European Road Transport Research Advisory Council  ERRAC European Rail Research Advisory CouncilThe European : Steel Technology Platform  + Aluminium TP SMR - Sustainable mineral resources (mining, material, metallurgy and

products) The European Technology Platform on Industrial Safety  Food European Technology Platform " Food for Life"

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Cognitive systems, robotics andinteraction

Network and service infrastructures

Components, subsystems and embedded systems

Digital content and knowledge

ICT for health

Intelligent car and sustainable growth

ICT for independent living and inclusion

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ICT WP 2007-08 ChallengesICT WP 2007-08 Challenges

ETPs

Flagships

Objective ICT-2007.2.1 (ICT-2007.2.2): Cognitive Systems, Interaction, RoboticsTarget outcome:Artificial systems that fulfil one or both of the following requirements: - they can achieve general goals in a largely unsupervised way, and persevere under adverse or uncertain conditions; adapt, within reasonable constraints, to changing service and performance requirements, without the need for external re-programming, re-configuring, or re-adjusting. - they communicate and co-operate with people or each other, based on a well-grounded understanding of the objects, events and processes in their environment, and their own situation, competences and knowledge ICT Call 3 - 97 M€: -CP 87 M€ of which a minimum of 46 M€ to IP and a minimum of 15 M€ to STREP; - NoE 8 M€; - CSA 2 M€ Objective ICT-2007.4.1 (ICT-2007.4.3): Digital libraries and technology-enhanced learningFor digital libraries and for technology-enhanced learningICT Call 3 - 50 M€: -CP 42.5 M€ of which a minimum of 20 M€ to IP and a minimum of 10 M€ to STREP;

- NoE 5 M€; - CSA 2.5 M€

PS: IDELIST

Slovakia: Call1- 7RP / ICT

• CALL 1 in ICT Areas (3-th) in the Collaboration - budget 1 194 M Euro allocated in:

• 7 Challenges and 16 objectives • + FET Proactive in 3 objectives • + Horizontal action /NCP-IDEALIST

• SK:– Participation: 41 participants– Project Proposals: 62 projects– RETAIN: 9 projects ~ 2,837 MEuro /3 IP/5 STREP/1 SSA

there ~ 1,605 MEuro for SMEs !!– RESERVE LIST: 1 project– LOW BUDGET: 5 projects

RETAIN I.• SAV UI:

– COMMIUS – Community-based Interoperability Utility for SMEs(300 kEuro) STREP / 1.3 / ICT in support of the networked enterprise

– ADMIRE – Advanced Data Mining and Integration Research for Europe(396 kEuro) STREP / 1.2 / Service and software architectures, infrastructures and engineering

• TU Kosice:– SPIKE – Secure Process-oriented Integrative Service Infrastructure for

Networked Enterprises(341 kEuro) STREP / 1.3 /

– SMILING – Self Mobility Improvement in the eLderly by counteractING falls(147 kEuro) STREP/ 7.1 / ICT and ageing

• STU Bratislava:– IDESA – Implementation of widespread IC design skills in advanced deep

submicron technologies at European Academia(44 kEuro) SSA / 3.1 / Next generation nanoelectronics components and electronics integration

• Vysokospecializovany odb. Ustav geriatricky sv.Lukasa v Kosiciach n.o. GCKOSICE:

– SMILING - Self Mobility Improvement in the eLderly by counteractING falls(48 kEuro) STREP / 7.1 /

• SULOZIONA a.s. Bratislava:– REMINE – High Performances Prediction, Detection and Monitoring

Platform for Patient Safety Risk Management(400 kEuro) IP / 5.2 / Advanced ICT for risk assessment and patient safety

• MEDMARK s.r. o. Nove Zamky:– METABO – Controlling Chronic Diseases releated to Metabolic Disorders

(530 kEuro) IP / 5.1 / Personal health systems for monitoring and point-of-care diagnostics

– PERFORM – A sophisticated multi-parametric system for the continuous-effective assessment and monitoring of motor status in parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases

(556 kEuro) IP / 5.1 /

• ARDACO s.r.o. Bratislava:– PriMeBits – Printable memory solutions for sensor, ID and media

applications(75 kEuro) STREP / 3.2/ Organic and large-area electronics and display systems

TOTAL: 2 837 kEuro = 1 609 kEuro / SMEs + 1 228 kEuro Academics

RETAIN II.

WP 2009 – 2010 preparation

  2007-08 2009-10

Difference 07-08 to 09-10

  WP% of total WP

JTIs / AAL

Total WP % of total WP

JTIs / AAL

Total

1. Pervasive & Trusted Network & Service Infrastructures

585 28,9% 0 585 557 29,7% 0 557 -28 -5%

2. Cognitive Systems, Interaction, Robotics

193 9,5% 0 193 179 9,6% 0 179 -14 -7%

3. Components, systems, engineering 434 21,5% 83 517 375 20,0% 241 616 99 19%

4. Digital Libraries and Content 203 10,0% 0 203 188 10,0% 0 188 -15 -7%

5. Towards sustainable and personalised healthcare 174 8,6% 0 174 161 8,6% 0 161 -13 -7%

6. ICT for Mobility, Env'l Sustainability and Energy Efficiency

159 7,9% 0 159 154 8,2% 0 154 -5 -3%

7. ICT for Independent Living, Inclusion and Participatory governance

73 3,6% 25 98 73 3,9% 50 123 25 26%

Future and Emerging Technologies 185 9,2% 0 185 171 9,1% 0 171 -14 -7%

Horizontal Actions 15 0,7% 0 15 16 0,9% 0 16 1 7%

Total 2021 100% 108 2129 1874 100% 291 2165 36 2%

WP 2009 – 2010 preparation

INPUTS – inspiration:

•ICTC•ISTAG (Information Society Technology Advisory Group)•ETPs – European Technology Platforms•Consultations and specific meetings – see WEB sides•Studies and analysis•Analysis of first two ICT / FP7 Calls

Main principles:

•Projects launched in 2009-2010 to have impact in 2015-2020•By then – global ICT-knowledge infrastructure – market structure – value chains – business models => will be transformed

R&D challenges:

•Encourage firms to explore more innovative options than they would otherwise pursue•Focus on higher-risk ICT collaborative research research in a medium to long-term agenda

Enabling EU to shape and to master impact to the ICT Landscape for 2015-2020!!

ICT is central for adjusting to the changing economic and social realities:

- lower carbon emission economy, globalisation, new value chains, higher quality health and social care, inclusion, security, …

Tree major technology and socio- economic transformations EU can / should lead:

- Future internet (Internet of Services)- Alternative paths to ICT components and systems- ICT for sustainable development

Future Internet:

New emerging network and service infrastructures (IoS):

•unlimited bandwidth capacity•much higher computing performance •wireless access anywhere•trillions of devices interconnected•integrated security and trust for all•adaptive and personalized services•3D semantic-based browsing systems

=> Refocus and reinforced R&D effort to ensure European leadership in developing the “Future Internet”

Alternative paths to ICT components and systems:

New types of devices and intelligent systems through:

-Nano-scale integration – new materials - …-Photonics and organic electronics-Quantum and molecular technologies-Embedded ICT in ever broader range of devices, objects and processes

Taking into account European’s industrial technology position…

explore alternative paths, foster new types of collaborationsreview intensity and balance of support to the various paths

ICT for sustainable development:

Next generations of ICT to support the targets for lower carbon emissions through:

•Ultra low power consumption ICT devices and equipment•ICT solutions for better energy efficiency and lighting•Virtual mobility•More efficient environmental simulation and monitoring and control

=> Strengthen support substantiantlly to address the various dimensions of ICT’s contribution to sustainability

  WP 09-10JTIs/AAL

09-10Total 09-10 WP 07-08

JTIs/AAL07-08

WP Diff07-08 to 09-

10

Total Diff 07-08 to 09-

10

1. Pervasive and Trusted Network and Service Infrast. 557 557 585   -5% -5%

1.1 Network of the Future 190 190 200   -5% -5%

1.2 Internet of Services, SW & virtualisation of resources 110 110 120   -8% -8%

1.3 Internet of Things for enterprise environments 37 37 30   23% 23%

1.4 Security of ICT infrastructures & services 90 90 90   0% 0%

1.5 Networked Media & 3D Internet 80 80 85   -6% -6%

1.6 Experimental Facility 50 50 40   25% 25%

1.7 Critical infrastructure protection (joint ICT/SEC) 0 0 20   -100% -100%

2. Cognitive Systems, Interaction, Robotics 179 179 193   -7% -7%

2.1 Cognitive systems and Robotic systems 153 153193

 

-7% -7%

2.2. Language based interaction 26 26 -7% -7%

3. Components, systems, engineering 375 241 616 434 83 -14% 19%

3.1 Nanoelectronics and design 60 123 183 86 42,5 -30% 42%

3.2 Organic and large area electronics 60 60 63   -5% -5%

3.3 Embedded systems design 28118 178

4042,5

-30%37%

3.4 Engineering complex distributed systems 32 47 -32%

3.5 Computing systems 25 25 25 0%

3.6 Photonics technologies and applications 60 6090

 

0% 0%

3.7 Organic photonics 30 30 0% 0%

3.8 Micro/Nano-systems 80 80 83   -4% -4%

4. Digital Libraries and Content 188 188 203   -7% -7%

4.1 Digital libraries and learning 118 118 102   16% 16%

4.2 Intelligent information management 70 70 101   -31% -31%

5. Towards sustainable and personalised healthcare 161 161 174   -7% -7%

5.1 Personal Health Systems 63 63 72   -13% -13%

5.2 ICT for Patient Safety 30 30 30   0% 0%

5.3 Virtual Physiological Human 68 68 72   -6% -6%

6. ICT for Mobility, Env'l Sust. & Energy Efficiency 154 154 159   0% 0%

6.1 Intelligent vehicle systems, clean & efficient mobility 53 53 57   -7% -7%

6.2 Field operational tests and smart urban mobility 37 37 48   -23% -23%

6.3 ICT for energy efficiency 40 4054

 

48% 48%

6.4 ICT for environmental simulation & monitoring 24 24 -11% -11%

7. ICT for independent living, Inclusion & Participatory governance 73 50 123 73 25 0% 26%

7.1 ICT and ageing 24 50 74 30 25 -20% 35%

7.2 Accessible and inclusive ICT 34 34 43   -21% -21%

7.3 ICT for participatory governance 15 15 0   N/A N/A

Future and Emerging Technologies 171 171 185   -7% -7%

FET-Open 61 61 65   -6% -6%

FET-Proactive 110 110 120   -8% -8%

Horizontal Actions 16 16 15   -7% -7%

9.1 Int'l cooperation 12 12 12   0% 0%

9.2 Other horizontal actions (ICT ERA-NET/CAs) 4 4 3   33% 33%

Total 1874 291 2165 2021 108  -7% 2%

Some interesting Events :

The Future Internet ; 31. March – 2. April 2008; Bled

Slovenia Living Lab Event; 7. and 8. April 2008; Brussels

21st eConference; 15. – 18. Jun 2008; Bled

14th Conference on Concurrent; 23. – 25. Jun 2008, Barcelona

ICT Event 2008; 25. – 27. November 2008; Lyon

Thank you for attention – pleas QUESTIONS

Anton.Lavrin@tuke.sk