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On August 18 2014, Mr. Mikhail Rogachev, Fund Director of the Russian Foundation for Technological Development (hereinafter – RFTD or the Fund) held a lecture for students of the Discovering Entrepreneurship Summer School (arranged by HSE laboratory for studies of entrepreneurship in conjunction with the University of Sheffield/Great Britain, University of Twente /Enschede and the University of Groningen/the Netherlands). The lecture addressed issues of state policy in the field of innovations (Orders of the Prime Minister No. DM-P36-6057 d/d 9 August 2014) and featured typical models of the Fund financial support for R&D projects.
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RUSSIAN FOUNDATION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT (RFTD)
Russian Foundation for Technological Development
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NATIONAL INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE
Research and Education institutes
Development programs of the leading classical
universities (Moscow State
University and St. Petersburg State
University)Selected universities (9 federal and 29 national research
universities) receiving additional
government support
Establishment of national research
centers
Skolkovo Innovation
Center
Unprecedented tax benefits (no
profit tax or VAT), limited
social payments, etc
Favorable administrative
regime
Skolkovo Institute of
Science and Technology (in co-operation
with MIT)
Technical Innovation Special Economic Zones
5 TIZ in Russia: in the Moscow region (Dubna), Moscow (Zelenograd), St.
Petersburg, Tomsk and the Republic
of Tatarstan (Innopolis)
TIZ are provided with necessary
transport, engineering and
social infrastructure
Various tax incentives,
exemption from certain customs
duties, etc.
Other innovation
infrastructure
More than 60 technology
parks
Cluster development
centers
Cluster development centers, technology
transfer centers, centers for the
collective use of scientific equipment, business incubators,
etc.
Knowledge Generation Commercialization
Development of innovative infrastructure is aimed at fostering high-tech projects and interaction between research institutes and businesses:
In accordance with Ministry of Economic Development materials
Fundamental science (RAS reform)
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TIMELINE FOR CREATION OF DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTES
R FT D
RFBR
FASIE
RHSF
MSP Bank
RVC
RUSNANO
VEB
SKOLKOVO
VEB-Innova-
tion
RDIF
Seed Fund
2013
2012
2011
2011
2010
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2006
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1992
1991
RSCF
Maintaining the research and development complex, including the applied research and development sector
Stepping up support and financing of innovation
Creating an effective, adaptive and mobile infrastructure for resolving problems in financing innovation
Russian Foundation for Technological Development is the development institute of the Russian Federation which exists for more than 20 years and provides the financial support to science and technology projects and exploratory developments by means of the targeted debt financing.
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Start up project Establishment Growth period Expansion and restructuring
•Development institutions aimed to support innovative projects at all stages of their business cycle•The “Innovative Elevator” concept helps to pass the project on to the relevant development institution as it grows and makes it easier for businesses to obtain financing
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RUSNANOSeed fund
Venture funds RVC
Regional venture funds
FASIE
SME bank
RUSNANO
RFTD
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Seed funds RVC
INNOVATIVE ELEVATOR
Debt Financing
Venture Financing
Grants
FINANCIAL INSTITUTION SUPPORT SYSTEM ALLOCATION
Russian Foundation for Basic research ww.rfbr.ru/rffi/eng/about
Federal Target Programme
Rusnano www.en.rusnano.com/
Vnesheconombank www.veb.ru/en/
Skolkovo Foundation
RFTD www.rftr.ru/en/
MSP Bank www.mspbank.ru/en/
Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises www.fasie.ru/
RVC www.rusventure.ru/en/
VEB Innovation www.innoveb.ru/en/
Russian Science Foundation
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Igor R. Agamirzyan
Director General of Russian Venture Company, Open Joint-Stock Company, Candidate of Science in Physics and Mathematics
Sergey M. Aldoshin
Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Mikhail Y. Kopeykin
Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Valentin N. Parmon
Director of the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis, Siberian Branch of The Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Sergey G. Polyakov
Director General of the Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises, Doctor of Science in Economy
Alexey K. Ponomarev
Vice President for Industrial Cooperation and Public Programs of Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology
Mikhail V. Popov
Deputy Director – Chief Academic Secretary of the National Research Center Kurchatov Institute
Oleg V. Fomichyov
Official Secretary - Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
Alexandr B. Povalko
Deputy Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation
RFTD
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RUSSIAN FOUNDATION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT (RFTD)
RFTD supports R&D project that involved small and medium-sized companies, aiming at development of high-tech innovation production.
Basic terms of support:
Financing is provided in a form of interest free loans with consulting services from RFTD
Loan amount - the loan amount does not exceed the net assets of the applicant company
Loan term – up to 60 months
The applicant for the Competition in 2012 - resident of the Russian Federation, participant of technology platforms
The applicant for the Competition in 2013 –
Russian Academy of Sciences institutions
• Foundation gives priority support to projects recommended by TP
• Assistance to the Foundation from the TP is in the form: relevance of the strategic project and roadmap of TP; approval of TP the candidature of project experts; engaging expert advice of TP or organizations-TP participants
in the evaluation of RFTD projects
• Mutual informing regarding demands of TP participants in debt financing for carrying out R&D in the short, medium, and long-term future
• The creation of mechanisms for financing basic R&D (the results of which are in the interest of several organizations-TP participants at once)
COOPERATION BETWEEN THE RFTD AND TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS
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Accent on universities and R&D institutes as driving forces in
platforms
Linking “push for innovations” (applied to big companies) with
platforms’ activity
Mechanisms of financing: from self-support to different
government instruments
Government push – request to finance technology platforms
through various development institutions
Inclusion of thematic R&D areas proposed by platforms to Federal
Targeted Programme
Appeal to development institutions to start activities in support of
platforms
TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS: GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTATION
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BUSINESS SCIENCE STATE
• Access to modern technological achievements• Reduction of own development expenses through use of jointly developed base technologies • Inclusion of interesting themes and projects to the program of general research • Access to information required to broaden planning horizon and depth• Stimulation of the demand for innovative products• Influence on professional training, taking into account necessary technological competencies• Financial support for implementation of innovative projects•Expansion of opportunities for choosing partners
• Participation in the formation of the branch of scientific and technical policy• Involvement of business in partnership with science at the stage of pre-commercial research and development• Advancement of developments, expansion of demand in research and development in business • Specification of inquiries from business and expansion of proposals (research and development, training, engineering, forecasting)• Inclusion of created small innovative enterprises in the business-R&D system• Formation of new cooperative networks in the scientific sector• Formation of the potential to implement difficult projects with plenty of participants
• Information to establish middle and long-term priorities of scientific and technological policy• Opportunity to concentrate resources in priority directions• Increasing efficiency of use of budgetary funds• Improving quality of research and development management• Identifying directions for improvement of regulation, including branch regulation• Complex development of a national system of innovation• Increasing efficiency of large-scale state companies
INTERESTS OF THE PARTICIPANTS OF THE TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS
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TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS: GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTATION
ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЦЕЛИ
TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS IN RUSSIA: PROBLEMS TO SOLVE AND GOALS TO ACHIEVE
PROBLEMS
Unclear interests from side of business
Low influence of business on choice of thematic priorities in S&T
Low activity of Ministries
Low commercial outcome of R&D
Low activity of 50% Technology Platforms
Weak priority setting procedures in terms of involvement of all actors
GOALS
Development of partnerships between science and business
NetworkingImprovement of environment for technology dissemination
Attraction of non-budgetary sources
Consolidation of resources on S&T priorities
Better condition to evaluate technologies for socio-economic development
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TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS: EU VERSUS RUSSIA
Characteristics ЕU Russia
Principle of formation
Bottom-up Top-down
Goals Synergy among major stakeholdersConnections between fundamental research and practical applicationsCoordination of interests of countries-EU members
Creation of new technologiesAttraction of additional resources for R&DImprovement of legal regulations in R&D and innovation
Tasks Development of Strategic Plan and road mapsMarketing of ideas in EU
Development of Strategic ProgramDevelopment of programs to disseminate new technologiesDevelopment of educational activitiesExpert functions for the government
Financing State, private, self-financing Government financing (planned)
Government role Promotion of platforms conceptLimited financial support of operational activitiesNo instruments to push platforms to any activities
Participation in governance of platformsAttraction of platforms as experts of government decisionsMonitoring according to set of indicators
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RFTD ACTS AS AN ORGANIZATION PROVIDING SUPPORT OF THE RTP ACTIVITY
RFTD ACTS AS AN ORGANIZATION PROVIDING SUPPORT OF RTP ACTIVITY
R FT D Supe r v iso r y bo a r d a pp r o ve d the h igh p r io r i t y l i s t o f 13 R T P
RTPs serve as experts for RFTD projects
JOINT STAND “RFTD – 32
RTP” AT OPEN INNOVATION
EXPO
Roundtable “The role of high-priority Technology Platforms in fulfilling the Strategy of the RF Innovation Development for the period to 2020”
RFTD acts as an or-
ganization providing
support of RTP Activ-
ity Kick-off meeting with
RTP
JOINT STAND “RFTD – 34 RTP”
AT OPEN INNOVATION EXPO -
2013 Joint participation of RFTD
and RTP representatives
in Industrial Technologies
Joint International
Projects
2014
2013
2012
2011
Participation of RTP in RFTD R&D projects competition
Joint events. Cooperation with Federal Government agencies
RTP become expert centers. International Cooperation
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COOPERATION WITH EU
Industrial
Technologies -
2014
ManuFuture-2013
Joint S&T Com-
mittee
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2011
2012
A summary booklet for
the 34 Russian Technol-
ogy Platforms prepared
in 2013 by the RFTD was
published on the Euro-
pean Commission web-
sitePhotonics
(RU)Photonics
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Industry of the Fu-
tureManuFuture
EUROPRobot-building
Bio-based economy
Meetings with EC Offi-
cials
BIOTECH-2030
Information & Communication
Joint Programs
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ENGINEERING CENTERS
There’s no need to go back to the 19th century when you’re developing a new project
Western engineering companies experience difficulties operating in Russia
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ONE DIFFICULT PROBLEM IS STAFFING
A pilot project for the creation and development of centers on the basis of the leading universities in the country was begun within the limits of realizing the measures of the road map by the Ministry of Education and Science in cooperation with the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
For the development and implementation of the pilot engineering centers' projects, and for the selection of the best base universities, an Interdepartmental work group was created. It includes RFTD director M. B. Rogachev. Key members of the RFTD are actively consulting with universities on the composition of enterprising proposals; after reviewing the contest, the RFTD will carry out monitoring of the newly created engineering centers.
Developing the Russian engineering services market - RFTD's role
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THE ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURAL SOLUTIONS
New technologies
State regulatory requirements
Competition between science institutions
Competition for funding
Efficient research
Protecting the environment
A modern engineering center is a major complex, incorporating advanced architectural and engineering design and constructed from the most modern materials, with minimal environmental impact and equipped with universal facilities.
Adaptability
Flexibility
Scalability
ModularityReliabilityRationality
Capital expense reduction
Operating cost reduction
Cultural development
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FACTORS
POTENTIAL
RESULT
UNIVERSITIES: PREPARING SKILLED EMPLOYEES FOR INNOVATIVE PROFESSIONS
15 universities became winners of a competition to win a subsidy for inclusion in world university ratings
ENGINEERING CENTERS: THE SELECTION OF THE BEST BASE UNIVERSITIES
These centers are intended for rendering engineering services to industrial enterprises and corporations, and also for the organization of task preparation of students and young specialists.
BAUMAN MOSCOW STATE TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY
KAZAN NATIONAL RESEARCH
TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
KAZAN NATIONAL RESEARCH TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER
A.N.TUPOLEV - KAI
VLADIMIR STATE UNIVERSITY
NAMED AFTER ALEXANDER AND NIKOLAY STOLETOVS
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ORDERS AFTER A MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF THE EXPERT COUNCIL OF THE GOVERNMENT AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE EXPERT COMMUNITY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATION
a)monitoring and analysis of performance indicators and measures of Strategy of Innovative development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2020 ;
b)systematic analysis and revision of relevance of strategic priorities of innovation development, identification of new areas for development of breakthrough innovation technologies;
c)an annual review of the results of an independent assessment of innovative development programs of public corporations and state-owned companies;
d)analysis of the execution of orders of the Council under the President of the Russian Federation on economic modernization and innovative development of Russia;
e)approval of the key performance indicators for the federal executive authorities, development institutions, public corporations and state-owned companies of the relevant indicators defined in the Strategy of Innovative development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2020, and adequate control of achievement of approved indicators, including measures of personal responsibility for the heads;
f)consideration of the performance of the state programs of the Russian Federation on the basis of:
-analysis of compliance of objectives, directions and targets defined in the state programs of the Russian Federation, the key objectives and indicators defined in the Strategy of Innovative development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2020;
-determination of the quality requirements of the costs of innovative and large-scale investment projects financed by the state with high innovation component within the state programs of the Russian Federation.
Develop an action plan to improve the work of development institutions in the innovation sector, taking into account the objectives established in the Strategy of Innovative development of the Russian Federation for the period up to 2020, and state programs of the Russian Federation
Оf the state policy in the field of innovation to ensure:
The meeting was held on 25 July, 2014. According to its results, Dmitry Medvedev gave the following instructions.
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- to ensure the interaction between the federal executive bodies and the development institutions in the performance of orders of the Government of the Russian Federation on the modernization and innovation in the Russian Federation, including the preparation of the meetings and monitoring implementation of the decisions of the Council on economic modernization and innovative development of Russia under the President of the Russian Federation ;
- together with the responsible federal executive authorities and the Expert Council of the Russian Government to conduct an audit of the performance of the decisions of the Council on economic modernization and innovative development of Russia under the President of the Russian Federation, since adopted in June 2012, and report to the Government of the Russian Federation.
- ensure the preparation and submission to the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation of the report together with the federal executive authorities and institutions on the implementation of decisions of the Government of the Russian Federation on the modernization and innovative development of the Russian Federation;
-of executive authority to ensure an annual independent assessment of the development institutions, including a survey and evaluation of the companies receiving support from the development institutions.
Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Abyzov:
Russian Ministry of Economic Development (Alexey Ulyukaev) together with development institutions (Anatoly Chubais, Viktor Vekselberg, Igor Agamirzyan, A.Morozov, V. Dmitriev) to prepare and submit to the Government of the Russian Federation proposals on the principles of funding by the development institutions the implementation of innovative projects abroad.
Ministry of Finance of Russia (Anton Siluanov), Russian Ministry of Economic Development (Alexey Ulyukaev), Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Abyzov, Ministry of Education and Science of Russia (Dmitry Livanov) together with the federal executive authorities to submit proposals on the feasibility of expanding tax incentives for innovation, including:
- expanding the types of R&D expenditure to which the 1.5. factor applies in the determination of the taxable base for corporate income tax, and simplifying the tax administration of this benefit.
Russian Ministry of Economic Development (Alexey Ulyukaev) together with the development institutions to provide an annual independent evaluation of the implementation of innovative development programs of public corporations and state-owned companies.
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Russian Ministry of Economic Development (Alexey Ulyukaev), Ministry of Industry of Russia (Denis Manturov), Ministry of Energy of Russia (Alexander Novak), Ministry of Transport of Russia (Maxim Sokolov), Ministry of Communications of Russia (Nikolai Nikiforov), Ministry of Defense of Russia (Sergei Shoigu), Ministry of Health of Russia (Veronica Skvortsova), Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Abyzov, Roscosmos (Oleg Ostapenko) to provide methodological support for an update (developing new) of innovation development programs of state corporations and companies with state participation, taking into account the feasibility of providing:
- differentiation of recommendations to companies for the development, implementation and monitoring of the implementation of these programs, taking into account the role of companies in the development of innovation (developing technologies, manufacturing innovative products, ensuring the demand for innovation);
- implementation in companies of project management of innovative development
Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Abyzov together with the Expert Council under the Government of the Russian Federation, the development institutions and federal executive authorities to submit proposals for the development of corporate venture funds, investments in industry funds or development institutions, and on the acquisition of innovative companies conducting innovation works within the implementation of innovative development programs of public corporations and state-owned companies.
Ministry of Education and Science of Russia (Dmitry Livanov), Ministry of Finance of Russia (Anton Siluanov), Ministry of Industry of Russia (Denis Manturov), Ministry of Health of Russia (Veronica Skvortsova), Ministry of Economic Development of Russia (Alexey Ulyukaev), FANO of Russia (Mikhail Kotyukov) together with the federal executive authorities and the Expert Council under the Government of the Russian Federation to prepare proposals to support scientific, technological and innovation activities to expand investment opportunities in R&D, including the transfer of technologies.
Ministry of Education and Science of Russia (Dmitry Livanov), Ministry of Finance of Russia (Anton Siluanov), Ministry of Industry of Russia (Denis Manturov), Ministry of Health of Russia (Veronica Skvortsova), FANO of Russia (Mikhail Kotyukov) and other federal executive bodies:a) together with the Expert Council under the Government of the Russian Federation to prepare proposals for the possible transfer of the functions of investment in R&D to the funds that support scientific, technological and innovation activities on the basis of open competition.b) to make proposals for the development of mechanisms of competition in the budget financing of R&D and increase transparency in the selection of contractors, and for a gradual increase in the number of transactions with the results of intellectual activity and reduction the proportion of own R&D performed in the final innovative product.
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TOPSECTORS OF THE NETHERLANDSTECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS RUSSIA
NETHERLANDS RUSSIA
Agri-food TKI Agri & Food -Chemicals TKI Sustainable Process Technology
(ISPT)TKI Smart Polymeric Materials (SPM)TKI Biobased Economy (BBE) TKI New Chemical Innovations (NCI)
TP Advanced polymeric and composite materials and technologies
Creative industry TKI Creative industry (CLICKNL) - Energy TKI Energy Savings in the Built
Environment (EnerGO);TKI Smart Grids; TKI Solar Energy; TKI Gas; TKI Wind at Sea
TP Intellectual Energy System of RussiaTP Ecologically Safe Thermal Energetics of High EfficiencyTP Prospective Technologies of Renewable Energy SourcesTP Small-scale distributed energy
High Tech Systems and Materials
TKI High Tech Systems and Materials TP Materials and technologies of metallurgyTP Technologies of mechatronics, embedded control systems, radio-frequency identification and robot-building
Horticulture and propagation materials
TKI Horticulture TKI Propagation Materials
Life Sciences and Health TKI Life Sciences and Health TP Medicine of the FutureTP Bioindustry and Bioresources – BioTech2030
Logistics TKI Logistics
Water TKI MaritimeTKI Delta TechnologyTKI Water Technology
TP Ocean development
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Technological Foresight
Technology Platforms
Development Institutions:RFTD, Rusnano OJSC, RVC
OJSC, Fund for Cooperation in the Development of Small
Businesses in the Scientific and Technological Sphere, the
Skolkovo Fund
University Support:
• Research and Federal Universities,
• Resolutions 218, 219, 220
Innovative Development Programs for Companies with State Participation
• FTP “Research and development in priority developmental areas of the Russian scientific and technical complex for 2014-2020”
• Sector FTPs
• Fundamental research program through 2020, RFBR
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THE PLACE OF TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS IN RUSSIAN INNOVATION POLICYIn the area of applied research, such work must be coordinated based on technology platforms. /Vladimir Putin, Address of the President to the Federal Assembly, December 2013/
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INTERACTION OF DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTES WITH TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS
Selecting R&D directions
Forming GP, estimating expense, selecting
developer, ordering R&D
Research efforts, experimental
development, tender documentation
development, SD, standard design documentation,
certification
Introduction to production, adaptation,
engineering support
Technology platforms: Scientific and technical expertise, selecting projects, forming sector “road maps”, rendering
development and designing services
Emphasizing key products/technologies development
Forming GP for development
Selecting developers
Technical control
Private Investments
State Development Institutes
Offering new developments
Orientation Technology Platform Coordinator
Medicine and biotechnology
1. Medicine of the Future 2. Bioindustry and bioresources - BioTech -2030 3. Bioenergy
Siberian SMU, Tomsk city OJSC "RT-Biotechprom"; Moscow State University named after Lomonosov RRC «Kurchatov Institute»
IC - technologies
4. National software platform 5. National supercomputer technology platform
OJSC «Concern Sirius» (SC «Rostechnology») Program Systems Institute named after A.K. Ailamazyan Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov
Photonics 6. Innovative laser, optical and optoelectronic technologies - photonics 7. Russian LED technologies development
Noncommercial partnership "Laser association" OJSC "Rosnano»
Air-cosmic technologies
8. Air mobility and aviation technologies 9. National space technology platform 10. National information satellite system
FGUP «CAGI» FGUP «CNIIMash», MAI OJSC «Information satellite systems» named after academician M.F. Reshetnyov»
Nuclear and radiation
technologies11. Closed nuclear-fuel cycle with fast neutrons reactors 12. Controlled thermonuclear fusion 13. Radiation technologies
SC «Rosatom» SC «Rosatom»; SSC of RF «Troitskiy Institute of Innovative and Thermonuclear Researches» Fund "Skolkovo"
Power 14. Intellectual Energy System of Russia 15. Ecologically safe thermal energetics of high efficiency 16. Perspective technologies of renewable power 17. Small-scale distributed energy
FSU «Russian Energy Agency» Energy Ministry of Russia OJSC «All-Russian thermotechnical research institute" OJSC "RusGidro» «Electric Energy Balances Forecasting Agency», «Inter RAO United Power Systems»
List of Technology Platforms(1)
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Direction Technology Platform Coordinator
Transport technologies
18. Application of innovative technologies to improve the efficiency of construction, maintenance and safety of highways and railways 19. High-speed intellectual railway transport
SC «Rosnanotech» OJSC «Russian railways»
Metallurgy technologies
and new materials
20. Advanced polymeric and composite materials and technologies 21. Materials and technologies of metallurgy
FGUP «VIAM», SC «Rosnanotec» FGUP «VIAM», OJSC "RT-METALLURGY", MISiS
Extraction of natural
resources and oil-and-gas processing
22. Technological platform of solid minerals 23. Hydrocarbon Production and Use Technologies 24. Deep conversion of hydrocarbon resources
OJSC "SUEK" Russian State Oil and Gas University named after I.M. Gubkin» VNIIPIneft
Electronics and engineering technologies
25. Technologies of mechatronics, embedded control systems, radio-frequency identification and robot-building 26. UHF technologies 27. Ocean development 29. Industry of the future 30. Textile and light industry
MFTI, OJSC "Rosnano", CNII RTK OJSC "Roselectronika" (SC Rostechnology) OJSC "Concern MIS" "Agat", OJSC "OSK", OJSC «Concern MPO-HYDRODEVICE" OJSC "Oboronservis" SC "Rosatom" GOU VPO «Kazanskiy STU»
Ecological development 28. Technologies of sustainable ecological
development 31. Environmentally friendly vehicles "Green car"
VOO “Russian Geographical Society” FGUP "NAMI", STU «MADI»
AIC 32. Healthy food Voronezh State University of Engineering Technologies; Michurin State Agrarian University, Astrakhan State University
List of Technology Platforms (2)
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