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Title: FP7 Research Infrastructures JeanEmmanuel Faure European Commission, DG Research jeanemmanuel'fauree


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FP7 Research InfrastructuresJean-Emmanuel
FaureEuropean Commission, DG Researchjean-emmanu
el.faure_at_ec.europa.eu
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European Research Area building blocks
Excellent research institutions and universities
Well-coordinated research programmes and
priorities (joint programming)
Single labour market for researchers
European Research Area
World-class research infrastructures
Opening to the world through international
cooperation in ST
Effective sharing of knowledge
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Definition of Research Infrastructures
  • Facilities, resources, and related services
    usedby the scientific community for
  • Conducting leading-edge research
  • Knowledge transmission, knowledge exchange and
    knowledge preservation
  • They include
  • Major scientific equipment
  • Scientific collections, archives and structured
    information
  • ICT-based infrastructures e-Infrastructures
  • Other entities of a unique nature, used for
    research

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Importance of Research Infrastructures for Europe
  • At the core of the Research, Innovation,
    Education triangle
  • Extending the frontiers of knowledge
  • Exchanging and transmitting knowledge
  • Training the next generation of top researchers
  • Supporting industrial innovation
  • For their construction and operation A European
    market of 9 billion Euro per year, with an annual
    growth of 5.5

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Towards a coherent policy for Research
Infrastructures ESFRI
  • A European Strategy Forum on Research
    Infrastructures (launched in April 2002)
  • Brings together representatives of the 27 Member
    States, Associated States, and one representative
    of the European Commission (EC)
  • To discuss the long term vision at European level
    and to support the development of a European RI
    policy
  • A Roadmap Report with 44 projects
  • Worth 20 B investments over the next 10 years

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A new European legal framework for ERIs
  • ESFRI concluded about the need to develop a new
    dedicated legal instrument at Community level
  • A Legal Framework, at Community level, for the
    construction and operation of new European
    Research Infrastructures Consortium (ERIC)
  • A legal personality recognised in all Member
    States
  • To facilitate the joint establishment and
    operation throughout Europe
  • Adoption by the Commission end of July 2008
  • Adoption by the Council end of June 2009

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Budget for Research Infrastructures under FP7
FP7 budget (50 521 M, current prices)
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Objectives of the CommunityResearch
Infrastructures actions
  • To optimise the use and balanced development of
    the best existing research infrastructures in
    Europe
  • To help creating in all fields of S T new
    research infrastructures of pan-European interest
    needed by the European scientific community
  • To support programme implementation and policy
    development (e.g. international cooperation)

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FP7 Research Infrastructures actions
New Infrastructures
Existing Infrastructures
Construction
Integrating activities
e-infrastructures
Design studies
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Upcoming calls
New Infrastructures
Existing Infrastructures
Integrating activities
Design studies
Policy Development / Programme Implementation
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FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-1(DRAFT - pending the
adoption of the 2010 Work Programme)
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Overall information
  • Publication 30 July 2009 / Deadline 3 December
    2009
  • Indicative budget 217 million euros (M)

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Indicative timetable
  • Publication of call 30 July 2009
  • Deadline for submission 3 December 2009
    1700 (Brussels time)
  • Evaluation of proposals Dec. 2009 Feb. 2010
  • Sending of evaluation summary reports
    (ESR) March 2010
  • Invitation letter to launch negotiation May
    2010
  • First grant agreements From autumn 2010

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Integrating activitiesObjectives and
partnerships
  • Continuation of the successful FP6 instrument
    I3 (Integrated Infrastructures Initiative)
  • Bring together and integrate, on a European
    scale, key research infrastructures in a given
    class, in order to promote their coordinated use
    and development
  • Normally all major Research Infrastructures in
    Europe in one field
  • At least 3 independent legal entities from 3
    different Member States or Associated Countries
    (eligibility criterion)

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Integrating activitiesFunding and activities
  • EC contribution Up to 10 M per project
    (eligibility criterion)
  • Duration 4 years maximum
  • Funding scheme combination of collaborative
    project coordination and support actions
    (CP-CSA)
  • Three types of activities are mandatory
    (eligibility criterion)
  • Networking activities
  • Transnational access and/or service activities
  • Joint research activities

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Integrating activities Networking activities
  • To foster a culture of cooperation between the
    research infrastructures and the related
    scientific communities
  • Forms of activities
  • Towards a common long-term strategy foresight
  • Towards good practice exchange of personnel and
    visits, standards and quality
  • Towards the users training, feedback,
    coordination
  • Towards virtual research communities web sites,
    common software, databases, data management
  • Towards long-term sustainability activities with
    funders, business plan
  • Technical workshops, forum, studies

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Integrating activities Transnational access
and/or service activities
  • Provide transnational access to researchers or
    research teams for one or more infrastructures
    among those operated by the participants
  • "Hands-on" access
  • Remote access provision of reference material,
    sample analysis
  • Provide research infrastructures related services
    to the scientific community
  • Access to scientific services freely available
    through communication networks, e.g. databases
    available on the web

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Integrating activities Joint research activities
  • Explore new fundamental technologies or
    techniques underpinning the efficient and joint
    use of the participating research infrastructures
  • To improve the services provided by the
    infrastructures (in quality and/or quantity)
  • Forms of activities
  • Instrumentation / prototype development
  • Development of methods, protocols, standards
  • Development of software, middleware, algorithms
  • Database creation, upgrade, curation
  • Development and curation of samples

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An example of Integrating Activity
ASSEMBLE Association of European Marine
Biological Laboratories
  • Management (0.6 M)
  • Networking (0.4 M)
  • Optimizing protocols ensuring inter-operability
  • Unified access to resources
  • Access (4.4 M)
  • 17000 units of access
  • Access to 9 infrastructures, 31 installations
    (including 6 remote access services)
  • Joint Research (3.3 M) Improving the provision
    of
  • whole, multicellular organisms
  • cultures of marine protists and cell lines of
    marine animals
  • genetic and genomic resources

EC contribution 8.7 M Duration 48
months Start date March 1rst, 2009
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
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Integrating activitiesTopics
  • A list of 35 defined topics, focused on strategic
    priorities
  • Each topic corresponding to one project
  • Both for the follow-up of the Research
    Infrastructure action and for the opening to new
    communities
  • More topics published than can be funded to
    ensure competition

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Integrating activities List of topics (1)
  • Social sciences and humanities
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.1 European Social Survey
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.2 Survey of Health, Ageing and
    Retirement in Europe
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.3 European Social Science Data
    Archives and remote access to Official Statistics
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.4 Archives for Historical
    research
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.5 Towards a European Research
    Infrastructure for Modelling Methodologies
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.6 Research Infrastructures for
    the study of Europe and globalization

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Integrating activities List of topics (2)
  • Life Sciences
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.7 Plant genetic Resources Centres
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.8 Bio-NMR facilities
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.9 Non-human primate centres
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.10 Animal genetic Resources
    Centres
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.11 Aquaculture research
    facilities
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.12 Large-scale bio-banks for
    clinical and epidemiological studies
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.13 Facilities for high throughput
    DNA sequencing and human genotyping
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.14 High throughput facilities for
    proteome analysis
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.15 Good Manufacturing Practices
    (GMP) facilities for advanced gene and cell
    therapy research

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Integrating activities List of topics (3)
  • Environmental Sciences
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.16 Research Infrastructures for
    Atmospheric Research
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.17 Sites and experimental
    platforms for long-term ecosystem research
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.18 Research Infrastructures for
    native seed conservation
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.19 Research Infrastructures for
    Polar research
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.20 Research Infrastructures for
    Coastal Research, including for Integrated
    Coastal Zone Management and Planning
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.21 Research Infrastructures for
    water resource observation, water resource
    management, hydrological observation

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Integrating activities List of topics (4)
  • Energy
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.22 Research Infrastructures for
    Solar Energy Photovoltaic Power
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.23 Research Infrastructures for
    offshore renewable energy devices ocean-,
    current-, wave- and wind energy
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.24 Infrastructures for research
    on biomass conversion and biorefinery
  • Engineering
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.25 Research Infrastructures and
    services for engineering and improved production
    processes
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.26 Research Infrastructures for
    experimental hydraulic research
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.27 Research Infrastructures for
    earthquake hazard
  • Mathematics, Computer-related Sciences, Data
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.28 Infrastructures for
    Mathematics and its interfaces with science,
    technology and society at large
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.29 Advanced Digital Visualisation
    Facilities

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Integrating activities List of topics (5)
  • Analytical Facilities
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.30 Research Infrastructure for
    advanced spectroscopy, scattering/diffraction and
    imaging of materials
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.31 Research Infrastructures for
    processing, analysis and characterisation
    (physico-chemical properties, health and
    environmental impact) of engineered
    nanomaterials, nanoparticles and nanostructures
  • Physics, Astronomy, Nuclear- and Particle Physics
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.32 Research Infrastructures for
    Nuclear Physics
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.33 Detectors for future
    accelerators
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.34 Research Infrastructures for
    dark matter search, neutrinos, gravitational
    waves
  • INFRA-2010-1.1.35 Research Infrastructures for
    high energy astrophysics

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Preparatory phaseObjectives and activities
  • To provide catalytic and leveraging support for
    the preparatory phase of the 10 new projects
    identified in the 2008 ESFRI roadmap and of one
    project in the European strategy for particle
    physics (CERN council)
  • Activities legal work, governance, strategic
    work, financial work and, if necessary, technical
    work
  • Request up to 6 M per project (eligibility
    criterion)
  • Duration 4 years maximum
  • At least 3 independent legal entities from 3
    different Member States or Associated Countries
    (eligibility criterion)
  • Funding scheme combination of collaborative
    project coordination and support actions
    (CP-CSA)

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Preparatory phase List of topics
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.1 EISCAT_3D Upgrade
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.2 EPOS
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.3 SIAOS
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.4 ECCSEL
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.5 EMBRC
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.6 EU-OPENSCREEN
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.7 EuroBioImaging
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.8 High Security BLS4
    Laboratory
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.9 EMFL
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.10 CTA
  • INFRA-2010-2.2.11 One project in the European
    strategy for particle physics
    (CERN Council)

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Support to policy development and programme
implementation
  • To strengthen the development of a European
    policy for research infrastructures and to
    address specific needs for international
    cooperation in this field
  • Two topics
  • INFRA-2010-3.1 ERANET supporting cooperation for
    research infrastructures in all ST fields
  • INFRA-2010-3.2 Studies, conferences and
    coordination actions supporting policy
    development, including international cooperation
    in all ST fields

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ERANET
  • To develop and strengthen the cooperation and
    coordination of national programmes and policy
    actions for research infrastructures
  • Activities (1) information exchange, (2)
    definition and preparation of joint activities
    and (3) implementation of joint activities
  • Eligible partners are legal entities that finance
    or manage publicly funded national or regional
    programmes (minimum 3 eligible partners
    established in different MS or AC eligibility
    criterion)
  • Typically 24 to 36 months, EC contribution from 1
    to 2 M
  • Funding scheme coordination and support actions
    coordination action (CSA-CA)

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Studies, conferences and coordination
actionsExpected proposals
  • Actions related to the socio-economic impacts of
    research infrastructures
  • Work related to the development of the "European
    Portal on Research Infrastructures' Services" to
    enhance its utility as a tool for the scientific
    community, looking for research infrastructure
    services, and for policy makers
  • Actions fostering a more balanced territorial
    development and integration of research
    infrastructures within the ERA, with focus on
    governance and management
  • Actions supporting international cooperation and
    policy initiatives related to research
    infrastructure projects at global level or with
    specific interest at international level

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Studies, conferences and coordination
actionsRequirements
  • At least 3 independent legal entities from 3
    different Member States or Associated Countries
    (eligibility criterion)
  • Typically 12 to 24 months, EC contribution from
    0.2 to 1 M
  • Funding scheme coordination and support actions
    coordination action or coordination and
    support actions support action (CSA-CA or
    CSA-SA)

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Contact persons
  • National Contact Point
  • European Commission (name.surname_at_ec.europa.eu)
  • General information Agnes.Robin or
    Hugues.Crutzen (call coordinators)
  • Life sciences Jean-Emmanuel.Faure or
    Brigitte.Sambain
  • Social sciences and humanities Maria.Theofilatou
  • Environmental sciences Anna-Maria.Johansson or
    Agnes.Robin
  • Energy, Engineering Brigitte.Weiss
  • Mathematics, Computer-related sciences, Data
    Lorenza.Saracco
  • Analytical facilities Hugues.Crutzen
  • Physics Christian.Kurrer
  • Impact studies Maria.Douka
  • Preparatory phases, International cooperation
    Elena.Righi-Steele
  • ERANET, territorial development within ERA
    Christos.Profilis

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FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-2(DRAFT - pending the
adoption of the 2010 Work Programme)
The views expressed in this presentation are
those of the author and do not necessarily
reflect the views of the European Commission
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e-Infrastructures for Science
ubiquitous research environments for accessing
and sharing resources and tools
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e-Infrastructures Today
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Call 7 closing date 24.11.09
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Call 7 topics and budget
E-mail for questions related to the call
INFSO-RI-CALLS_at_ec.europa.eu
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Topic objectives
INFRA-2010-1.2.1 Distributed computing
infrastructure (DCI)
  • 1.2.1.1 European Grid Initiative (EGI)
  • 1.2.1.2 Service deployment
  • 1.2.1.3 Middleware and repositories
  • 1.2.1.4 Access to DCI platforms
  • 1.2.1.5 Extension of DCI platforms
  • All DCI proposals are encouraged to consider the
    international dimension, education training and
    standards. Innovation in services and technology
    is encouraged.

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Topic objectives
INFRA-2010-1.2.2 Simulation software and services
  • General objectives
  • Multi-disciplinary and multi-scale "in silico"
    experimentation and simulation, ensuring the
    ability to fully and timely exploit
    high-performance and distributed computing
    capabilities
  • Integrating scientific application software in
    the European e-Infrastructure
  • More specifically
  • Development, adaptation and maintenance of
    scientific software on dynamically evolving
    hardware platforms
  • Deployment of a computational science
    infrastructure through models, tools, algorithms
    and simulation and visualisation techniques
  • Promotion of appropriate software standards to
    provide scalability, evolution and interoperation
    in integrated platforms

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Topic objectives
INFRA-2010-1.2.3 Virtual Research Communities
  • General objectives
  • Enable an increasing number of users from all
    disciplines to access, share and use
    e-Infrastructures
  • Remove constraints of distance, access and
    usability, as well as barriers between
    disciplines for a more effective scientific
    collaboration and innovation
  • More specifically
  • Deployment of e-Infrastructures in research
    communities to enable multi-disciplinary
    collaboration
  • Deployment of end-to-end e-infrastructure
    services and tools for integrating and increasing
    research capacities
  • Build user-configured virtual research facilities
    and test-beds from collection of diverse
    resources
  • Address human, social and economic factors to
    facilitate the creation, take up/maintenance of
    e-Infrastructure services
  • Integrate and link regional e-Infrastructures
  • Addressing e-Infrastructures for the ESFRI
    projects and
  • communities is encouraged
  • Incorporating users from academia and industry
    and training
  • activities in the use of e-Science are welcome

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Topic objectives
INFRA-2010-2.3.1 First implementation phase of
the European High Performance Computing (HPC)
service PRACE
  • General outcomes
  • Deploy new ecosystem of computational resources
    to address the needs of advanced science
    engineering build on PRACE and integrate DEISA
    resources and services
  • More specifically
  • Set up operation of a new organisational
    structure
  • Development, adaptation and maintenance of SW
  • system SW tools, from operating systems and
    software accelerators to parallelising compilers
  • tools, algorithms standards for modelling,
    simulation, visualisation)
  • Technology and system evaluations to ensure
    deployment of leading edge technology
  • Mechanisms for industry involvement as partners
    (users, vendors, providers)
  • Training and sharing of best practices
  • Address financial/environmental sustainability

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Topic objectives
INFRA-2010-3.3Coordination actions, conferences
and studies supporting policy development,
includinginternational cooperation, for
e-Infrastructures
  • Enhance coordination between national and
    pan-European e-Infrastructure initiatives and
    programmes
  • Strengthen the innovation potential and impact of
    e-Infrastructures
  • Establish a new scientific software strategy to
    reinforce the global position of Europe in
    scientific software development, deployment and
    use
  • Coordinate a European eco-system of scientific
    data repositories for preservation and sharing of
    scientific information
  • Specific studies on e-Infrastructure related
    topics
  • Dissemination of information on the
    e-Infrastructure programme and projects
  • International cooperation, including
  • further extension of e-Infrastructures to
    International Cooperation Partner countries
    (ICPC)
  • joint roadmaping of activities with developed
    countries
  • promotion of the interoperation between similar
    infrastructures on the global scale

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Essential documents
  • Work Programme (FP7 Capacities, Research
    Infrastructures, 2010)
  • Detailed information on objectives, actions and
    budgets
  • List of topics (targeted approach)
  • Deadline, eligibility conditions, evaluation
    procedures, particular requirements, links to
    necessary documents
  • Guides for applicants
  • Practical information on how to apply (electronic
    submission of proposals only)
  • Specific to a call and a funding scheme
  • Instructions for completing part A (forms) and
    drafting part B (text) of the proposal
  • Call fiche

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Further information
  • FP7 and Research Infrastructures
  • http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/
  • http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/capacities/research-in
    frastructures_en.html
  • http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/e-infrastructure/h
    ome_en.html
  • Leaflet on call FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-2
  • ftp//ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/fp7/ict/docs/e-infr
    astructure/e-infrastructures-in-fp7-call7_en.pdf
  • Web page of call FP7-INFRASTRUCTURES-2010-2
    information day held on 18.06.09
  • http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/e-infrastructure/e
    vents-20090618_en.html
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