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MINOS-EURONET
  • Networking in micro-nanosystems in Europe
  • Dan Dascalu
  • IMT-Bucharest

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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Proposal full title
  • MIcro-NanOSystems
  • EUROpean NETwork
  • pursuing the integration of NMS and ACC in ERA
  • Proposal acronym
  • MINOS -EURONET

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Proposal description (1)
  • .
  • The proposal has a pan-European focus on one
    strategic objective in IST, namely micro- and
    nanosystems.
  • The proposal is addressing the following
    objectives
  • (1) Revealing and promoting the research
    competences from NMS and ACC, namely competences
    which are relevant for the development of the
    field of micro-nanosystems at the European scale
  • (2) Facilitating the participation of NMS and ACC
    organisations to EU programmes and other
    activities in the field of micro-nanosystems
  • (3) Performing extensive networking at the
    pan-European scale in the field of
    micro-nanosystems.

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Proposal description (2)
  • The proposal is put forward by 18 partners.
  • The backbone of this powerful consortium is
    constituted by the Western research organisations
    which are coordinators of 8 other big projects in
    FP6. This cluster is totalling 159 different
    organisations, which provides a critical mass for
    pan European networking. This cluster of 8
    independent projects is covering a broad spectrum
    of technologies and applications, requiring broad
    multidisciplinary science and engineering and
    displaying an exciting potential of cooperation
    for NMS and ACC.

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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Proposal description (3)
  • Activities, organized in four work packages for
    support activities devoted, respectively, to
  • extensive networking, using an integrated
    communication platform
  • creation, maintenance, promotion and linking of
    databases of researchers, research and industrial
    organisations, enhancing the visibility of
    potential partners from NMS and ACC and promoting
    participation to EU programmes
  • the organisation, with the same purpose of
    brokerage events and seminars, primarily in NMS
    and ACC, and also of strategic workshops related
    to new technologies
  • organisation of three annual editions of a new
    European research conference devoted to
    Microsystems as a platform for integrating
    technologies.

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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Thematic areas and objectives
  • Detailed objectives of the strategic direction in
    priority 2 (IST) are, among others
  • to integrate sensing, actuating, computing,
    processing devices including power optimisation
    in a wide range of materials (such as plastic,
    textile, paper, and concrete) in particular for
    flexible and/or portable applications
  • to improve and to intensify the interaction
    between man, machine, ambient, and device,
    integrating very different properties,
    sciences, environments and technologies exploring
    the application potential of micro-nano
    technology and the integration of nano dimensions
    in macro and micro systems
  • to research the interconnect and integration
    technologies required to establish the nano to
    macro interface and
  • to have nano interacting with their ambient.

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Common call priorities 2 and 3
  • A common call with priority 3 (NMP) was launched
    in order to develop new medical instruments
    and/or intelligent diagnosis equipment for
    healthcare of the future, using advanced
    biosensors (including biological sensors).
  • Significant applications are expected from the
    integration of technological developments - in
    particular of biosensors and smart and hybrid
    materials that may interact with their
    surroundings, precision engineering, micro- and
    nano-fluidics, and opto/electromagnetic methods
    with greater knowledge of the interactions
    between biological and non-biological systems.

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Convergence of technologies
  • After the first successful calls, the evolution
    of the field seems to be already dominated by
    mixed technologies, or the convergence of
    micro-nano-biotechnologies.
  • This tendency is expected to continue also in the
    last calls of FP6, as well as in FP7. Indeed, the
    overall trend seems to be the convergence of IST
    (including microtechnologies), nanotechnologies
    and biotechnologies.
  • New materials (such as polymers used in
    microsystem technologies) are an important factor
    for innovation.
  • Nanofluidics and nanochemistry are also expected
    to play an important role
  • ICT (Information and Communication Technologies)
    for health will continue to remain, perhaps, an
    important topic, with new micro-nanosystems for
    diagnosis and healthcare.

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Fp7Activities (example) ICT Technology
Pillars Nano-electronics, photonics and
integrated micro/nano-systems
  • Process, device and design technologies to
    improve size, density, performance, energy
    efficiency,manufacturing and cost-effectiveness
    for components, systems-on-a-chip, systems-in-a
    package and integrated systems basic photonic
    components for wide range of applications
    high-performance/high-density data storage
    systems very large area/highly integrated
    display solutions sensing, actuating, vision and
    imaging devices ultra low power systems,
    alternative energy sources/storage heterogeneous
    technologies/system integration multi-functional
    integrated micro-nano-bio-info systems
    large-area electronics integration in different
    materials/objects interfacing with living
    organisms (self-)assembly of molecules or atoms
    into stable structures.

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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The backbone of the network
  • The characteristic of this project is given by
    the presence in the project consortium of eight
    coordinators of big FP6 projects
  • 5 NoEs and 2 IPs (mostly from IST) and a Marie
    Curie Training by Research Networkare involved.
  • These projects are representing a very powerful
    cluster, providing a unique pool of potential
    connections for the human resources in NMS and
    ACC.

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Nanobiotechnologies
  • Nano2Life (Bringing NANOtechnologies TO LIFE),
    NoE, priority 3, NMP.
  • Scientific and technological area
    Nanobiotechnology area of complex and integrated
    novel sensor technologies.
  • Application domain Health care, pharmaceuticals,
    environment, security, food safety, etc. The
    network support the development of nanoparticles
    and nanofluidics handling, integrated systems
    cells, lab-on-chip.
  • Expected implications To keep Europe as a
    competitive partner the field of
    nanobiotechnology. Nano2Life intends to tackle
    fragmentation, to durably integrate
    organizations, to interface two worlds nano and
    bio, to translate science into economic benefits
    and educate society about nanobiotechnologies.

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Micro-nanotechnologies for health
  • HEALTHY AIMS (Nano scale materials and sensors
    and microsystems for medical implants improving
    health and quality of life), IP in priority 2,
    IST
  • Scientific and technological area Technologies
    involved RF Communications and power source for
    implanting into the human Biocompatible
    materials Micro-electrodes Micro-assembly
    techniques, Sensors and actuators to fit inside
    the body.
  • Application domain New implantable medical
    devices Cochlear implant Retina implant and
    glaucoma sensor FES for upper and lower limbs
    Artificial intra-urethral sphincter Sphincter
    sensor Intracranial pressure sensor for long
    term implant (gt10 years).
  • Expected implications Usage of microsystems and
    nanotechnology in the medical sector, thus
    ultimately improving the quality of life for
    citizens across Europe.

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Food quality and safety
  • GOOD FOOD (Food Safety and Quality with
    Microsystems), IP in priority 2, IST
  • Scientific and technological area Micro and
    Nanotechnology (MST and MNT) Micro fluidic
    system for residue concentration Integrated
    optical sensor combined with smart CMOS camera
    detector Gas sensors array based on metal oxide
    and cantilevers Single chip array of gas sensors
    on micro machined membranes Electronic tongue.
  • Application domain Food safety and quality fast
    antibiotics residues screening Pesticide
    detection detection of toxigenic fungi using
    molecular markers (DNA) Detection of Food borne
    pathogens Multisensing Microsystems integration
    for food control.
  • Expected implications Developing the new
    generation of analytical methods based on Micro
    and Nanotechnology (MST and MNT) solutions for
    the safety and quality of food.

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Artificial olfaction
  • GOSPEL (General Olfaction and Sensing Projects on
    a European Level), NoE in priority 2, IST
  • Scientific and technological area Artificial
    olfaction Gas sensor systems realized in
    MSTechnology nanostructured sensitive layers
    innovative bio-inspired data analysis
    integration of electronics with the sensors
    microsystem packaging.
  • Application domain Quantitative assessment of
    gases and odors Understanding of the biological
    sense of smell and mimic its relevant functions.
  • Expected implications A landscape of European
    capability in artificial olfaction
    identification of services required by industry,
    development of the offering and putting in place
    the necessary legal and organisational structures
    to implement them. GOSPEL will develop
    multi-disciplinary approaches to this subject
    through a comprehensive training and exchange
    programme.

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Non-silicon microtechnologies
  • 4M (Material Micro Manufacture Technologies and
    Applications), NoE in priority 3, NMP.
  • Scientific and technological area Micro- and
    Nano- Technology.
  • Application domain New generation of sensors,
    actuators and systems for safety and security of
    people and environment.
  • Expected implications Development of Micro-and
    Nano-Technology (MNT) for batch-manufacture of
    micro-components and devices into user-friendly
    production equipment, processes and manufacturing
    platforms. 4M will unify the currently fragmented
    European RD expertise on non-silicon
    microtechnologies into a European Centre for MNT
    process and product development.

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Micro- and nanofabrication
  • PATENT-dfmm (Design for Micro Nano
    Manufacture), NoE, in priority 2, IST.
  • Scientific and technological area Micro
    Nanosystem Technologies.
  • Application domain Micro and nanotechnology
    based products.
  • Expected implications
  • ? Major advances in the performance of
    communications, transportation and control
    systems, radical improvements in the accuracy and
    sensitivity of environmentally sensed data,
    bio-chemical devices awaited with the potential
    to improve healthcare and medicine
  • ? solving key challenges in the fields of
    modeling and simulation, test, reliability and
    package engineering
  • ? creation of a Virtual Institute for Design
    for Micromanufacture Methodology DfMM research
    for MNT based products.

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Micro- and nanotechnologies for electronic
communications
  • AMICOM (Advanced MEMS for RF and Millimeter Wave
    Communications),
  • NoE in priority 2, IST.
  • Scientific and technological area Micro and Nano
    Systems.
  • Application domain Micro and Nano Systems
    Mobile and Wireless Systems safety of road.
  • Expected implications AMICOM will solve major
    technological issues will develop a generic
    platform of knowledge to assess smart systems for
    advanced information and communication
    applications. The microsystems will feature
    innovative functionalities, such as circuit
    redundancy, reconfigurability and power
    management.

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Manipulation at micro- and nanoscale
  • ASSEMIC (Advanced Methods and Tools for Handling
    and Assembly in Microtechnology), Training by
    Research Network, Marie Curie actions.
  • Scientific and technological area Micro-handling
    and assembly New tools and systems for ultra
    precision positioning accuracy (micro- and
    nano-range) Industrial production issues and
    manufacturability of assembled MEMS.
  • Application domain Assembly of MEMS biological
    applications.
  • Expected implications The development of a
    number of system and tools prototypes for
    handling and assembly in MST, various micro
    grippers and a haptic interface device for
    telemanipulation enhancement of the quality of
    European research training in the field of
    Micro-handling and assembly.

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A cluster of new instrument-type projects
  • The above projects were selected for their
    connection with certain application domains such
    as health (Healthy Man), food industry (Good
    Food), environment and security (GOSPEL),
    communications (AMICOM), which are connected to
    priorities and needs of NMS and ACC.
  • Moreover, another factor was their connection to
    new materials in microtechnologies (4M),
    micro-nano (PATENT), nano-bio (Nano2Life) and
    micro-nano-bio (ASSEMIC) focus.
  • The orientation towards mixed technologies, or
    converging technologies (see above) will be an
    important feature of the activity. Extremely
    representative for this evolution it is the
    presence in the above cluster of two NoEs from
    NMP, namely 4M and Nano2Life, whereas two others
    Nanofun-Poly and Inside.Pores accepted to be
    associated to the above cluster. So did also
    SENSATION, an IP from IST (again
    micro-nanosystems).

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Attractive
  • The MINOS cluster although created for
    integration of NMS and ACC in the field, should
    be extremely attractive for Western Europe
    itself. This due to the leverage effects in the
    micro-nanosystems field materials, processes,
    structures etc. developed for one application can
    be successfully used in other applications.
  • Therefore, MINOS-EURONET project is providing a
    kind of platform for the exchange of
    information in micro-nanosystems and related
    fields). Following the present developments, the
    focus will be on integrating technologies,
    typically micro-nano-biotechnologies (we are also
    speaking about mixing technologies or the
    convergence of technologies).

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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Communication platform
  • A key point of our proposal is the integration of
    all existing means of communication (conventional
    and electronic) in one platform of communication,
    as shown in the diagram below .Integrated means
    that all means will be used concurrently, in an
    optimised manner.
  • Apart from the databases, the input point in the
    electronic communication system (ECP) is unique
    (info exchange, in the e-room region), but the
    information will be disseminated through all
    appropriate means of communication.

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New e-tool for networking, debate, consultation
of specialists
  • Electronic space (e-Room) installed on one server
    and providing communication for a virtually
    unlimited number of participants
  • Managing a number of networks
  • Each network contains a number of projects (or
    working groups), grouped in activity areas.
  • Each working group has autonomy and privacy
  • The networks themselves are created top-down, but
    can be enlarged bottom-up, at the initiative of
    project managers (attributing the access rights
    to participants when and what each participant
    is accessing)
  • One participant can have access to various
    projects (working groups) belonging to
    different networks with just one password
  • Ideal for foresight studies

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SSA in the benefit of NMS/ACC
  • Dissemination of information
  • A better visibility of potential Eastern
    participants to EU programmes
  • Exchange of information Est-West
  • Direct contacts
  • Brokerage
  • Scientific events
  • Policy

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Added value of databases
  • Created in ROMNET-ERA for the inventory of
    Romanian centres
  • Also completed with data from other Eastern
    countries in MINAEAST-NET
  • Open for interaction with Western partners
    through MINOS-EURONET

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FP6 SSA Projects coordinated by IMT for
integration in ERA and Pan-European Networking
ROMNET-ERA
Romania
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FP6 SSA Projects coordinated by IMT for
integration in ERA and Pan-European Networking
PC6 Last Call
PC7
ROMNET-ERA
MINAEAST-NET
MINOS-EURONET
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2006
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2008
2004
MINAEAST Micro and Nanotechnologies going
Eastern Europe through Networking MINOS Micro
and Nanosystems European Network pursuing the
integration of NMS and ACC in ERA
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The nanoLINK web portal
  • A platform for cooperation between different
    projects and the corresponding networks
  • Common databases
  • Open for new interactions
  • Education and training
  • Technology transfer

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Main futures
  • Oriented mainly towards applications related to
    life quality
  • Converging technologies, e.g. micro-, nano-
    biotechnologies
  • Exploiting the human potential of Eastern Europe
  • Paying special attention to education and
    training (at the global scale)

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Search by country
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Example search by Country
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Search by Keyword - nano
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Search by domains - diagram
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Internet
  • Web page
  • www.minos-euro.net
  • Communication platform
  • http//eroom.nano-link.net/minos

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Exchange of information
  • Information introduced in electronic and
    conventional media should have a versatile
    format, in order to circulate them using various
    channels of communication. The appropriate means
    of communication should be used in each case,
    e.g. penetrating the usual channels of
    communication, accessing the usual sources of
    information for each target group, and each
    country.
  • The networking (exchange of information) is the
    main objective of this proposal. MINOS-EURONET is
    starting with an enormous potential for
    networking at the European scale, and has the
    adequate means in achieving broad and effective
    dissemination in a unique pan European network
    of networks. Orientation of activities through
    the convergence of technologies it is also an
    ambitious target.

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Content
  • Purpose of the MINOS project
  • Activities
  • Field
  • A network of networks
  • Tools
  • Our profile

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In brief, about IMT
  • IMT (founded in 1993) was the first research unit
    from Eastern Europe devoted to (focusing on)
    microtechnologies (micro-system technologies).
  • Becoming a national institute in 1996, IMT also
    included a nanotechnology laboratory.
  • Since 2002, IMT was leading a virtual
    nanobiotechnology centre, called CENOBITE. This
    infrastructure, financed by a national programme,
    was using the model of NoE.
  • Starting 2005, IMT cordinates RO-NANOMED, a
    Romanian network devoted to integration into the
    NanoMedicine European Technological Platform.
    This network will support a common research
    facility in nanobiotechnologies, in the
    technological area of IMT.

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About IMT (continued)
  • The technological platform at IMT supports
    research, education and innovation. A Science and
    technology park in micro- and nanotechnologies
    (MINATECH-RO) and a Centre for technology
    transfer in microengineering are developed.
  • The strategy of IMT-Bucharest, developed in 2004,
    is focussed on the development of convergent
    technologies, basically micro-nano-biotechnologies
    . This strategy is linked to the participation in
    FP6.
  • In 2005 IMT is full partner of 9 research
    projects from FP 6 (and it is also involved in 5
    SSA and CA from FP6, as well as in Leonardo
    programme and Eureka initiative). Some of the
    above mentioned FP6 projects are related to the
    bio field (including applications in health).

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IMT in FP6
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IMT in FP6 projectsSpecific activities related
to bio
  • MI Lab on Chip (STREP, NMP)
  • IMT Microfluidics for molecular imaging
  • ToxiChip (STREP, IST)
  • INTEGRAMplus (IP, IST
  • IMT biomaterials
  • Nano2Life (NoE, NMP)
  • IMT Just associate member
  • MINOS-EURONET (SSA, IST)
  • IMT coordinating networking in
    micro-nano-biotechnologies

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Final comment
  • Experience of IMT-Bucharest
  • Research and development in micro- and
    nanotechnologies
  • Integration of RD, education and innovation
  • Networking at the national and European scale
  • Availability of novel e-tools for knowledge
    sharing, developed and tested in other SSA, plus
    conventional tools of dissemination, integrated
    in a communication platform
  • More information www.imt.ro
  • Contact dascalu_at_nano-link.net

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