Infrastructures for Innovation Overview of the Dutch Cleanroom Landscape

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1 Infrastructures for Innovation Overview of the Dutch Cleanroom Landscape Dr Rens Vandeberg Program voettekst

2 International benchmark International comparative benchmark of Dutch research performance in TKI themes: nanotechnology research; A report prepared by Elsevier for the Ministry of Economic Affairs / AgentschapNL, January 2014

3 Nano needs open high tech infra and PPP Rapid developments [Ponds 2008] Growth in scientific (sub)fields [Stichweh 1996] and interdisciplinary fields [Ponds 2008] Division of highly specialized knowledge among heterogeneous stakeholders Highly specialized research instruments and research methods Further specialization in know-how and expertise [Katz & Martin 1997] Increased research costs Positive effect of collaboration on innovation has been shown in numerous studies since the 1980s [Von Hippel 1988; Lundvall 1992; Coombs, Green et al. 2001; Smits 2002; Moors, Enzing et al. 2003; Oudshoorn & Pinch 2003; Rohracher 2005; Smits & Hertog 2007; Boon, Moors et al. 2008]

4 /y ~1000M ~

5 NanoLabNL Providing an open-access infrastructure for research and innovation in nanotechnology: Open Complementarity Specific expertise Spread over NL A1+2

6 NanoLabNL use Strong increase in use, to 115,000 hours per year Strong increase in users, to 1100 users per year More efficient use of the infrastructure: Extended opening times Process optimization User training and guidance A1+2

7 Synergy Dutch roadmap for Large-Scale Research Facilities Top sector High Tech Systems and Materials roadmap B1,2, 3+4

8 Complementary Cleanrooms National: Amolf DTC High Tech Factory PINS EU CSEM Switserland DTU Danchip Denmark KTH Sweden Norfab Norway Sintef Norway VTT Finland Tyndall Ireland voettekst

9 EuroNanoLabNL Innitiated by NanoLabNL Network of open access cleanroom facilities Exchange of experience and expertise. Founding partners: KIT (Germany) Norfab (Noorway) MyFab (Sweden) Renatech (France) CEITEC (Czech Republic) Danchip (Denmark). voettekst

10 Talent attracts talent Magnet for workforce, Essential for Top Sectors and Industry B1

11 A1+2 Generating awareness and interest

12 Long term vision and investments Flagship NanoNed 87M investment Basic infrastructure and expert functions New buildings in Delft, Eindhoven and Twente Continuation NanoLabNL Current 37 M (FES) Bionano, nanomedicine and risk analysis (NanoNextNL aligned ) Current programme 22.7 M Quantum Electrical Engineering Nanotechnology Re-investment fund: ~7 M voettekst

13 Innovation Vouchers for SME s for new users 7,500 / hours access from fundamental to foundry Fundamental research Applied research Start-ups Development Small scale production Foundry services B2+5

14 From a user s perspective Introduction, safety course and equipment training Users do the processing themselves Book equipment through web application Link to other facilities Agreement based on an hourly rate IP owned by users

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17 NanoPHAB Quantified Air Levitech B.V. Bijlard International LipoCoat B.V. Sensolution Vycap BV SENTRON Europe B.V. PureAgribusiness B.V.

18 Invitation for innovations Nanotech evolves at dizzying speed Cleanrooms provide indispensable infrastructure State of the art, open for you

19 Wim van Hoeve founder of start-up company We receive help from the NanoLab specialists. The NanoLab and MESA+ have the best facilities, and there are many people who work there who have so much knowledge. voettekst