European Framework Programme ICT & FET

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1 European Framework Programme ICT & FET Stephen O Reilly National Delegate & Contact Point NUIG 20 th October 2017

2 Introduction to Horizon2020 (FP8) Getting involved in Horizon2020 ICT WP FET WP

3 Introduction to Horizon2020

4 Horizon 2020 The European Union programme for research and innovation for Key instrument to stimulate and leverage R&I investment for securing Europe's future Integration of research and innovation activities aimed at delivering more breakthroughs and discoveries Focus on societal challenges facing EU society

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7 The Process Each area has a Work Programme Topics, calls for proposals Fixed deadlines for proposers to submit proposals Proposals evaluated and ranked based on:- Excellence Implementation Impact Proposals funded based on ranking list 8 months to contract

8 Types of actions supported by grants Research and innovation actions Innovation actions Coordination and support actions SME instrument ERANET Co-fund Pre-commercial procurement Co-fund Public procurement of innovative solutions Co-fund

9 Research and innovation actions Action primarily consisting of activities aiming to establish new knowledge and/or to explore the feasibility of a new or improved technology, product, process, service or solution. For this purpose they may include basic and applied research, technology development and integration, testing and validation on a small-scale prototype in a laboratory or simulated environment. Projects may contain closely connected but limited demonstration or pilot activities aiming to show technical feasibility in a near to operational environment. Funding rate: 100%

10 Innovation actions Action primarily consisting of activities directly aiming at producing plans and arrangements or designs for new, altered or improved products, processes or services. For this purpose they may include prototyping, testing, demonstrating, piloting, large-scale product validation and market replication. A demonstration or pilot aims to validate the technical and economic viability of a new or improved technology, product, process, service or solution in an operational (or near to operational) environment, whether industrial or otherwise, involving where appropriate a larger scale prototype or demonstrator. A market replication aims to support the first application/deployment in the market of an innovation that has already been demonstrated but not yet applied/deployed in the market due to market failures/barriers to uptake. 'Market replication' does not cover multiple applications in the market of an innovation14 that has already been applied successfully once in the market. First means new at least to Europe or new at least to the application sector in question. Often such projects involve a validation of technical and economic performance at system level in real life operating conditions provided by the market. Projects may include limited research and development activities. Funding rate: 70% (except for non-profit legal entities, where a rate of 100% applies)

11 Coordination and Support Actions Actions consisting primarily of accompanying measures such as standardisation, dissemination, awareness-raising and communication, networking, coordination or support services, policy dialogues and mutual learning exercises and studies, including design studies for new infrastructure and may also include complementary activities of strategic planning, networking and coordination between programmes in different countries Funding rate: 100%

12 Simplified Funding Model 1 reimbursement rate by action: Up to 100% for research and innovation actions Up to 70% for innovation and programme co-fund actions (non-profit entities up to 100%) 1 method for calculation of indirect costs: Flat rate of 25% of total direct costs, excluding subcontracting, costs of third parties and financial support to third parties Certificate on financial statements: When cumulated amount 325,000EUR (actual costs + average personnel costs) To be submitted with the request for payment of balance

13 Conditions for participation Minimum conditions For standard collaborative actions At least, 3 legal entities, each established in different MS/AC For SME Instrument, programme co-fund, CSA 1 legal entity established in a MS/AC Additional conditions To be set out in the Work Programme (i.e. number of participants, type of participants, etc.)

14 Evaluation of proposals Award criteria Excellence Impact Higher weighting for innovation actions Implementation Details, weightings and thresholds will be outlined in WP Evaluation carried out by independent experts Possibility of a 2 stage submission procedure

15 Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in a nutshell - Results Ownership Beneficiary generating the results Joint-ownership in specific circumstances Protection If results capable of commercial/industrial exploitation If not protected, EU may assume ownership Exploitation Best efforts obligation; WP may foresee additional obligations Transfer and exclusive licences to a third country EC may object (competitiveness, ethical principles, security) Dissemination Open access to scientific publications and under certain conditions to research data

16 Getting involved in Horizon2020

17 Getting involved Know your NCP Mailing lists, updates etc Know projects in your area Cordis - projects and results Know the main players ETPs, PPPs, working groups, participants Attend relevant events ICT proposers Day National launch of WPs

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19 Getting involved finding relevant projects First, you need to identify the relevant previous topics refer to the previous work programmes

20 Getting involved finding relevant projects Once you have identified the relevant topics, you can find the funded projects Two options:- Projects & Results section of Cordis Partner Search on the participant portal

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29 Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Horizon2020

30 ICT is a core area in the Industrial Technologies pillar Covers a broad range of topics including:- Cyber physical systems / smart systems Photonics Nanoelectronics Robotics Big data / cloud / software technologies 5G Next generation internet (incl. IoT, AI, interactive technologies) Digital Innovation hubs Cybersecurity

31 Irish success to date in ICT STATE OF PLAY : M secured to date by Irish organisations M in main ICT calls (24 Coordinators to date) - 2.9M in ECSEL - 3.7M in SME Instrument - Ireland has retained approximately 2.2% of the overall H2020 ICT budget to date. - In FP7 Ireland secured 126M, 1.6% of the budget. - 25% large industry, 21% SME - 3B approx. in final ICT work programme

32 NUIG successes in ICT ICT CSA COMPACT From research to policy through raising awareness of the state of the art on social media and 186,875 Adegboyega Ojo convergence ICT RIA FIESTA Federated Interoperable Semantic IoT/cloud Testbeds and Applications 2,263,000 Martin Serrano ICT IA SSIX Social Sentiment analysis financial IndeXes 851,500 Brian Davis A novel reconfigurable by design highly distributed ICT RIA ARCADIA applications development paradigm over programmable 544,375 Adegboyega Ojo infrastructure ICT IA MixedEmotions Social Semantic Emotion Analysis for Innovative Multilingual Big Data Analytics Markets 523,750 Paul Buitelaar ICT RIA BIG IoT BIG IoT - Bridging the Interoperability Gap of the Internet of Things 681,250 Danh Le Phuoc ICT CSA BDVe Big Data Value ecosystem 501,250 Ed Curry IoT IA ACTIVAGE ACTivating InnoVative IoT smart living environments for AGEing well 487,500 Martin Serrano ICT IA TT Transforming Transport 148,750 Ed Curry IoT CSA CREATE-IoT Cross fertilisation through alignment, synchronisation 132,500 and exchanges for IoT Martin Serrano Regional, National and European Support for ICT CSA RespiceSME Photonics Innovation Clusters enhancing SMEs Innovative Potential 127,515 Ger O'Connor ICT IA Q-Tales A Collaboration Ecosystem enabling EU Creative SMEs to exchange multi-media content and create multi-plot, interactive Apps for Children, curated according to Reader ability and educational value. 112,500 Michael Hogan ICT CSA LIGHT2015 The International Year of Light in Europe ,804 Martin Leahy ICT CSA PHABLABS 4.0 PHotonics enhanced fab LABS supporting the next revolution in digitalization 84,500 Ger O'Connor ICT IA IMCUSTOMEYE IMaging-based CUSTOMised EYE diagnostics 820,414 Martin Leahy

33 ICT Work Programme is divided into a number of different Calls and deadlines Call Information and Communication Technologies 1.2B, 5 deadlines in Call Digitising and transforming European industry and services: digital innovation hubs and platforms 305M, 3 deadlines in Call Cybersecurity 102M, 2 deadlines in Call EU-Japan Joint Call 6M, deadline 31 January 2018 Call EU-Korea Joint call 6.2M, deadline 31 January 2018

34 Call - Information and Communication Technologies 31 January 2018 ICT : 5G End to End Facility ( 60M, RIA) ICT : EU-China 5G Collaboration ( 6M, RIA) 17 April 2018 ICT : Flexible and Wearable Electronics ( 30M, RIA) ICT : Photonics Manufacturing Pilot Lines for Photonic Components and Devices ( 30M, IA) ICT : Photonics based manufacturing, access to photonics, datacom photonics and connected lighting ( 55M, RIA, IA) ICT : Electronic Smart Systems ( 48M, CSA, RIA, IA) ICT : HPC and Big Data enabled Large-scale Test-beds and Applications ( 50M, IA) ICT : Big Data technologies and extreme-scale analytics ( 31M, CSA, RIA) ICT : Supporting the emergence of data markets and the data economy ( 13M, CSA, RIA)

35 17 April 2018 (continued) ICT : Software Technologies ( 20M, CSA, IA, RIA) ICT : 5G for cooperative, connected and automated mobility ( 50M, IA) ICT : EU-US Collaboration for advanced wireless platforms ( 2M, CSA) ICT : Next Generation Internet - An Open Internet Initiative ( 28.5M, CSA, RIA) ICT : Interactive Technologies ( 3M, CSA) ICT : Artificial Intelligence ( 20M, RIA) ICT : Internet of Things ( 1.5M, CSA) ICT : Future Hyper-connected Sociality ( 21M, CSA, RIA, IA) ICT : A multilingual Next Generation Internet ( 25M, CSA, RIA) ICT : EU-US collaboration on NGI ( 2.5M, CSA) ICT : STARTS The Arts stimulating innovation ( 9M, CSA, RIA) ICT : Pre-Commercial Procurement open ( 6M, PCP) ICT : Fintech: Support to experimentation frameworks and regulatory compliance ( 2.5M, CSA)

36 14 November 2018 ICT : HPC and Big Data enabled Large-scale Test-beds and Applications ( 40M, IA) ICT : Co-designing Extreme Scale Demonstrators ( 80M, RIA) ICT : Advanced 5G validation trials across multiple vertical industries ( 92M, CSA, RIA) ICT : Interactive Technologies ( 20M, RIA) 15 January 2019 ICT : EU-Taiwan 5G collaboration ( 4M, RIA)

37 28 March 2019 ICT : Computing technologies and engineering methods for cyber-physical systems of systems ( 40M, CSA, RIA) ICT : Photonics Manufacturing Pilot Lines for Photonic Components and Devices ( 30M, IA) ICT : Application driven Photonics components ( 75M, RIA, IA) ICT : Unconventional Nanoelectronics ( 30M, RIA) ICT : Security and resilience for collaborative manufacturing environments ( 11M, RIA) ICT : Robotics in Application Areas ( 50M, CSA, RIA, IA) ICT : Robotics Core Technology ( 42M, RIA) ICT : Supporting the emergence of data markets and the data economy ( 48M, IA) ICT : Cloud Computing ( 30M, CSA, RIA) ICT : 5G Long Term Evolution ( 44M, RIA) ICT : Next Generation Internet - An Open Internet Initiative ( 21.5M, RIA) ICT : An empowering, inclusive Next Generation Internet ICT : EU-US collaboration on NGI ( 3.5M, RIA) ICT : Startup Europe for Growth and Innovation Radar ( 1.5M, CSA) ICT : Pre-Commercial Procurement open ( 6M, PCP)

38 Call - Digitising and transforming European industry and services: digital innovation hubs and platforms 17 April 2018 DT-ICT : Robotics - Digital Innovation Hubs ( 66M, CSA, IA) DT-ICT : Coordination and Support Activities for Digital Innovation Hub network ( 1M, CSA) DT-ICT : Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected Smart Factories ( 48M, IA) 14 November 2018 DT-ICT : Agricultural digital integration platforms ( 30M, IA) DT-ICT : Interoperable and smart homes and grids ( 30M, IA) DT-ICT : Digital Platforms/Pilots Horizontal Activities ( 4M, CSA) 02 April 2019 DT-ICT : Smart Anything Everywhere ( 49M, CSA, IA) DT-ICT : Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected Smart Factories ( 47M, CSA, IA) DT-ICT : Big data solutions for energy ( 30M, IA)

39 Call - Cybersecurity 28 August 2018 SU-ICT : Dynamic countering of cyber-attacks ( 40M, IA) SU-ICT : Quantum Key Distribution testbed ( 15M, IA) 19 November 2019 SU-ICT : Building blocks for resilience in evolving ICT systems ( 47M, RIA) Call EU-Japan Joint Call 31 January 2018 EUJ : Advanced technologies (Security/Cloud/IoT/BigData) for a hyperconnected society in the context of Smart City ( 3M, RIA) EUJ : 5G and beyond ( 3M, RIA)

40 Call - EU-Korea Joint Call 31 January 2018 EUK : Cloud, IoT and AI technologies ( 2.2M, RIA) EUK : 5G ( 4M, RIA) Other Actions Framework Partnership Agreement in European low-power microprocessor technologies Phase 1: Q1 2018, 80M Phase 2: Q3 2010, 40M

41 Future & Emerging Technologies (ICT) in Horizon2020

42 "Future and emerging technologies shall support collaborative research in order to extend Europe s capacity for advanced and paradigm-changing innovation. It shall foster scientific collaboration across disciplines on radically new, high-risk ideas and accelerate development of the most promising emerging areas of science and technology..." Future and Emerging Technologies Individual research projects Research Clusters Strategic Research Agenda Early Ideas Incubation Large-Scale Initiatives FET Open FET Proactive FET Flagships

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44 Call - FET Open Novel ideas for radically new technologies FETOPEN : FET-Open Challenging Current Thinking Research projects (RIA): deadlines 2018, 2019, 2020 FETOPEN : FET-Open Coordination and Support Actions 3 CSA topics: Communication and outreach, Innovation and Observatory Total budget 2 M, deadline 11/04/2018 FETOPEN : FET Innovation Launchpad CSA projects to support take-up of FET project results Total budget 8.2 M, deadlines 2018, 2019, 2020

45 Fet Open proposals should: have a clear and radical vision for new technology challenging current paradigms incremental research following a well-established roadmap will not be funded target a technological breakthrough blue-sky exploratory research without a clear technological objective will not be funded Involve ambitious interdisciplinary research that opens up new areas of investigation. proposals with only low-risk incremental research will not be funded

46 Topic FETPROACT FET Proactive: emerging paradigms and communities (RIA) Establish new technological paradigms Creating pools of European expertise Stimulating the emergence of Innovation eco-systems 6 themes selected for 2018 Targets a mix of small and large projects; up to EUR 7 million A second set of topics is to be addressed in 2020 Topic FETPROACT Community building in Neuromorphic Computing Technologies (CSA) NMC showcasing, impact awareness, networking across research and industry Topic FETPROACT FET ERA-NET Cofund (research funding agencies only) Follow-up of CHIST-ERA series

47 FET topic FETPROACT : 6 proactive sub-topics a. Artificial organs, tissues, cells and sub-cellular structures (indicative project size 4-7MEuro, indicative total budget 15MEuro) b. Time (indicative project size 4-5MEuro, indicative total budget 13MEuro) c. Living technologies (indicative project size 4-7MEuro, indicative total budget 20MEuro) d. Socially interactive technologies (indicative project size 4-7MEuro, indicative total budget 15MEuro) e. Disruptive micro-energy and storage technologies (indicative project size 4-7MEuro, indicative total budget 15MEuro) f. Topological matter (indicative project size 4-5MEuro, indicative total budget 10MEuro) Total: 88 Meuro. Call deadline: 22/03/2018

48 Artificial organs, tissues, cells and sub-cellular structures Proposals should aim at engineering biological, artificial or hybrid subcellular systems (e.g., synapses, organelles, vesicles), highly specific cell assemblies (including microbial), tissues, organs or multi-organ systems. Exploit recent advances in integrative biology (including modelling and simulation) and bio-engineering Combine the growing understanding of genome, proteome, metabolome and cell behaviour with strategies for the engineering and use of biological and hybrid functional constructs Possible long-term research targets include: synthetic cell building organ reproduction, replacement, control or repair high-throughput organ- and body-on-chip technologies for the development of personalised treatment, drugs or vaccines Ethical issues should be properly addressed

49 Time This proactive is about new technological possibilities inspired by notions of time, not seen as a given and singular background against which things unfold, but rather as a resource that can be experienced and used in different ways. Possible research areas proposals could address include: technologies for subjective time awareness (and its neural basis) and distortion the role of time in processes like aging, healing, learning or evolution and how this can be influenced understanding non-linear temporality in complex systems New ways to represent, modulate, duplicate or experience and use time could come from technologies in, for instance: extreme electronics/photonics data-streams analytics time aware artificial intelligence virtual and augmented reality bio-engineering or neuroprosthetics

50 Living technologies Proposals should develop new functional biological, technological or hybrid artefacts with features of living systems such as physical autonomy, growth, interaction and enaction, adaptation and evolution. This could involve, for example: hybrid materials and systems with programmable features of shape, structure, functionality and evolvability possibly starting from naturally existing complexes research on multi-level mathematics and complexity of living systems or the boundaries/characteristics of life could be a part of the work proposed Proposals could use relevant results from evolutionary biology, ethology, micro-, plant- and animal biology, synthetic biology, systems biology and /or chemical biology Ethical issues should be addressed

51 Socially interactive technologies This addresses technologies to support deeper social interaction between people in groups which range in size from pairs to crowds This new socially interactive media should facilitate building trust and understanding, social integration, engagement, collaboration, learning, creativity, entertainment, education and wellbeing Proposals should include novel combinations of social sciences and humanities with neuroscience, engineering and computing to develop new experimental tools and paradigms These tools could take into account, for example, context, culture, emotion, and factors of embodiment and cognition Ethical issues and the gender dimension should be addressed

52 Disruptive micro-energy and storage technologies Proposals should address novel technologies for local (close to where needed) energy generation, capture or storage This proactive covers: Technologies for micro-energy or nano-scale energy generation, transfer, dissipation and conversion bio-inspired energy technologies the use of soft or intelligent materials new types of batteries Smart integration of novel energy sources within hybrid/distributed energy systems can be addressed Sustainability and environmental impact issues should be addressed.

53 Topological matter This topic addresses new materials exploiting interactions between quantum effects and topology Topological insulators already studied possible applications in spintronics Other material properties can be addressed applications in photonics, mechanics (eg elasticity, acoustics), superconductivity and plasmas are possible examples Proposals should go beyond pure physics and mathematics Prototypes should be built, tested and benchmarked Methodology should include an engineering approach for using the quantum effects of wave-matter interactions in novel components

54 FETPROACT : Community building in Neuromorphic Computing Technologies Type of Action: Coordination and support action Budget: 500 K Call opening/deadline: 31/10/ /03/2018 Specific Challenge: To network and coordinate the efforts of the European academic and industrial R&I communities in neuromorphic computing (NMC) technologies. To showcase a wide variety of NMC technologies To stimulate wide industrial interest and further investments in the field To accelerate technology transfer, take-up and innovation within an expanding European NMC eco-system 54

55 FET Proactive HPC aims to Create a world-class European HPC ecosystem Develop leading-class technology and solutions towards exascale computing performance for scientific/engineering applications and services Upraise Europe's scientific capabilities and industrial competitiveness

56 Topic FETHPC deadline 15 May 2018 International Cooperation on HPC Aim is to develop strategic partnership in HPC with Brazil and Mexico Enable advancing work on HPC applications in domains of common interest Brazilian and Mexican partners should participate with their own funding Mexico: collaboration for state-of-the-art HPC applications in domains of common interest such as energy, life sciences, earth sciences Brazil: developing state-of-the-art HPC applications in domains of common interest such as ehealth, drug design, energy,

57 Topic FETHPC deadline 24 September 2019 Extreme scale computing technologies, methods and algorithms for key applications and support to the HPC ecosystem RIA: System software and management Programming environments I/O and storage environment for datacentric extreme scale computing Data-intensive supercomputing and emerging HPC use modes Mathematical methods and algorithms CSA: Coordinate the European HPC strategy Produce roadmaps for HPC technology and applications Promote European strategy and results, engage users and promote industry-take up Relations with other relevant HPC activities Support young talent

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59 The Graphene FET Flagship

60 The Human Brain Project FET Flagship

61 FET Flagship on Quantum Technologies April 2016: The European Commission announces a Flagship initiative on Quantum Technologies Aims unlock the full potential of quantum technologies accelerate their development and bring commercial products to public and private users 130 M Closing Date: 20 FEB 2018 Final report of the High Level Steering Committee on the Quantum Technologies Flagship

62 Preparatory actions for new FET Flagships ICT and Connecte d Society Health and the Life Sciences Energy, Environment and Climate change Three main areas Several sub-areas in each of these How were they chosen? Wide public consultation early 2016 Roundtable with Member States and Associated countries end of 2016 to confirm national support After this continued interaction with country representatives to develop areas and sub-areas

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65 Pre publication of Work Programmes: work programme

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67 ICT Proposers' Day 2017 goals NETWORKING concepts networking sessions per objective informal networking around topic booths Face2Face -> pre-arranged bilateral meetings INFORMATION information sessions information stands Direct contact with EC topic coordinators in view of the launch of the new ICT Work Programme

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71 Contact Details ICT/FET National Delegate & Contact Point Stephen O Reilly Enterprise Ireland Stephen.oreilly@enterprise-Ireland.com