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European Commission Framework Programme 7 ICT Info Day Support Services for Potential Participants

European Commission Framework Programme 7 ICT Info Day Support Services for Potential Participants. Eric Flask NCP & PCM for FP7 – ICT. Outline. EU Projects Work Programme Structure Participation Process Useful Tips Finding the right Partners Getting Support National Contact Points

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European Commission Framework Programme 7 ICT Info Day Support Services for Potential Participants

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  1. European CommissionFramework Programme 7ICT Info DaySupport Services for Potential Participants Eric Flask NCP & PCM for FP7 – ICT

  2. Outline • EU Projects • Work Programme Structure • Participation Process • Useful Tips • Finding the right Partners • Getting Support • National Contact Points • Conclusion • ICT Call 2

  3. EU Projects

  4. Work Programmes Structure 1 2 7 a b n i ii n Challenges Objectives Target Outcome Expected Impact IP Budget Distribution STREP NoE CSA Funding Schemes Call

  5. Funding Schemes – IP • Purpose: Ambitious objective driven research with a ‘programme approach’ • Target audience: Industry (incl. SMEs), research institutions. Universities – and in some cases potential end-users • Typical duration: 36-60 months • Optimum consortium: 10-20 participants

  6. Funding Schemes – STREP • Purpose: Objective driven research more limited in scope than an IP • Target audience: Industry incl. SMEs, research institutes, universities • Typical duration: 18-36 months • Optimum consortium: 6-15 participants

  7. Funding Schemes – NoE • Purpose: Durable integration of participants’ research activities • Target audience: research institutions, universities, mainly indirectly: industry – through governing boards etc • Typical duration: 48-60 months(but indefinite integration!) • Optimum consortium: 6-12 participants

  8. Funding Schemes – CSA • Purpose: Coordination of research activities and Support to programme implementation, preparation of future actions, dissemination of results • Target audience: research institutions, universities, industry incl. SMEs • Typical duration: 18-36 months (CA); 9-30 months (SSA) • Optimum consortium: 13-26 participants (CA); 1-15 participants (SSA)

  9. ParticipationProposal Submission Interest Guide for Proposers Guide for Evaluators Partner? Coordinator? Finance Legal IP SMEs Multinationals Networking Call for Proposals Proposal Preparation Researchers NGOs Academia Internal Enhancements & Services Submission DEADLINE

  10. ParticipationProposal Review Negotiation Agreement Review Reassess after results are out Signature Manage Start

  11. Useful Tips • Think Strategic – Do not see it as a money making machine • Have a Cool, New and Innovative Idea • Have a Strong Profile • Be Realistic • Be Selective – do not shoot anything that moves • Be close to your business • Set SMART Objectives

  12. Useful Tips cont… • Learn from Past Experiences especially others’ • Read ALL documents including guide for reviewers • Raise Issues early (IP, delivery, financial capability) • Progress to milestones • Track resources • Conduct regular audits • Find the right project and right partner • Submit Early and Often when using EPSS

  13. Finding the Right Partner • How ? • Networking • Be Proactive • Use resources (NCPs, Web, FP Projects…) • Refer to past Projects • Who ? • Established entities • Technical Skills • Coordination Skills • Project Management Skills

  14. Getting Support • FP7 Support • Supporting Website at http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict • Helpdesk for Proposers’ questions at ict@ec.europa.eu • Contact Person for Objectives in each call • Helpdesk for EPSS • National Contact Points • The network of NCPs is the main structure to provide guidance and practical information • Personalised support during the project

  15. National Contact Points • Established and financed by Member States • Networked to all other NCPs in Europe • One NCP for each area of FP7

  16. Role of MCST in FP7 • MCST is the NCP organisation in Malta for FP7. • MCST has appointed an NCP for every thematic and horizontal area in FP7. • List of National Contact Points on MCST website – Contacts Section • Every local NCP is part of a NCP network at the European level.

  17. Role of the National Contact Point • Offers a helpful and FREE service. • Disseminates information on FP7. • Maintains website and provide e-mail updates. • Identifies opportunities for Maltain current calls. • Organises info days and training workshops. • Helps in finding the right EC funding and partner.

  18. Role of the National Contact Pointcont… • Advises on joining consortia and proposal writing. • Networks locally and abroad. • Assists in partner searches. • Offers one-to-one consultations & full confidentiality. • Assistance of FP7 Documents and procedures

  19. National FP7 websitehttp://www.mcst.gov.mt/index_fp7.aspx • Information on FP7 • Calls • Events (Local & International) • FP7 Documents and Publications • List of NCPs and contact details • Organisation Profiles and Success Stories • Project Ideas and Partner Searches • Direct link with other FP7 initiatives • Direct link with Cordis – www.cordis.europa.eu DEMO

  20. Cordis websitehttp://cordis.europa.eu • Up-to-date information on European Research • Information on past and current R&D activities • Specific thematic and practical information • Information on European funding for projects • Partnerships and involvement in R&D activities • Assistance and support • Interactive services to promote your activities and projects • Powerful search and automatic e-mail delivery services • A library of R&D policy and practice documents DEMO

  21. Conclusion • FP7 is an important opportunity for the SMEs to get together, to build partnerships and reflect on the future developments of the field. • Participation in FP7 projects is possible for SMEs, that are willing to look ahead and invest in future technology. • It is critical to choose the right projects and partners and be very realistic about the opportunities • The NCPs can provide help with FP7 information and advice, hand-holding, partner searches and contacts.

  22. European CommissionFramework Programme 7ICT Info DayCALL 2 Eric Flask NCP & PCM for FP7 – ICT

  23. 2007 – 2008 ICT Calls Summary

  24. ICT Call 2General Information

  25. Objectives in ICT Call 2Summary

  26. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 1.6 Challenge 1 Pervasive and trusted network and service infrastructures 1.6 New Paradigms and Experimental Facilities • Advanced networking approaches to architectures and protocols • Validation in large scale testing environments • Interconnected testbeds • Coordination and Support Actions

  27. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 3.5 Challenge 3 Components, systems, engineering 3.5 Photonic components and subsystems • Core photonic components and subsystems • Application-specific photonic components and subsystems • Underlying technologies (design, manufacture) • Complementary and support measures

  28. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 3.6 Challenge 3 Components, systems, engineering 3.6 Micro / nanosystems • Next-generation smart systems • Micro/nano/biotechnologies’ convergence • Integration of Smart Materials • From smart systems to viable products • Smart systems for communications and data management • Coordination and Support Actions

  29. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 3.7 Challenge 3 Components, systems, engineering 3.7 Networked embedded and controlled systems • Middleware • Cooperating objects and Wireless Sensor Networks • Control of large-scale complex distributed systems

  30. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 5.3 Challenge 5 Towards sustainable and personalised healthcare 5.3 Networked embedded and controlled systems • Patient-specific computational modelling and simulation of organs or systems targeting specific clinical needs • Data integration and new knowledge extraction • Clinical applications and demonstration of tangible benefits of patient-specific computational models • Networking action on integrating European research in the field of multilevel modelling and simulation of human anatomy and physiology • Coordination and support actions

  31. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 6.2 Challenge 6 ICT for mobility, environmental sustainability and energy 6.2 ICT for cooperative systems • ICT research in Co-operative Systems • Field Operational Tests • Coordination and support actions

  32. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 6.3 Challenge 6 ICT for mobility, environmental sustainability and energy 6.3 ICT for Environmental Management and energy Efficiency • Collaborative Systems for Environmental Management • New and affordable ICT for energy-intensive systems • Coordination and support actions for Environment and Energy • Specific International Cooperation Action (SICA) for environmental disaster

  33. Objectives in ICT Call 2Target Outcome – Objective 7.2 Challenge 7 ICT for independent living and inclusion 7.2 Accessible and Inclusive ICT • Generalised accessibility support within future mainstream ICT-based products and services. • Computer simulation of the user interaction and computer-based validation frameworks • Advanced self-adaptive ICT-based assistive systems based on non-invasive Brain to Computer Interaction (BCI) • Facilitating social-inclusion of marginalised young people • Coordination actions

  34. ICT Joint CallGeneral Information

  35. Objective in ICT Joint CallTarget Outcome – Objective 1.7 Challenge 1 Pervasive and trusted network and service infrastructures 1.7 Critical Infrastructure Protection • Capability development for creating, monitoring and managing secure, resilient and always available critical information infrastructures. • Understanding and managing the interactions and complexity of interdependent critical infrastructures • Designing and developing secure and resilient networked and distributed information and process control systems

  36. Objective in ICT Joint CallTarget Outcome – Objective 1.7 cont. Challenge 1 Pervasive and trusted network and service infrastructures 1.7 Critical Infrastructure Protection • Capability development in creating integrated solutions for risk assessment and risk management of interconnected and interdependent critical infrastructures. • developing integrated frameworks and agreed, common methodologies for global analysis of risks, failures and vulnerabilities to assure interoperability between interconnected and in interdependent heterogeneous critical infrastructures • developing agreed, common methods for risk assessment and management and contingency plans for interdependent heterogeneous critical infrastructures • modelling & simulation

  37. Thank You For Further Information Contact: Eric Flask Malta Council for Science and Technology Villa Bighi, Bighi Kalkara, KKR 1320 Tel: (356) 2360 2123 Email: eric.flask@gov.mt Fax: (356) 2166 0341 Web: www.mcst.gov.mt FP7 Specific Email: fp7.mcst@gov.mt Other useful Sites: FP7 Malta: http://www.mcst.gov.mt/index_fp7.aspx FP7 General: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ FP7 ICT: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict

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