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1
  • Lutz Walter
  • 10th Governing Council Meeting
  • Brussels, 30/10/2009

2
Contents
  • Progress Overview
  • Industry leadership of the platform
  • PPE Lead Market
  • 2010 Annual ETP Conference
  • ETP Funding Dissemination Services

3
Progress Overviewincl. FP7 ERA-Net
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SRA Implementation through FP7
  • 2007call projects ongoing
  • 2008 call 7 PPE-related projects have negotiated
    contracts, are about to start
  • 2009 call 2nd stage evaluation results
    announced, no confirmed information about
    textile-related projects (apart from ERA-Net)
  • 2010 call EC calls launched in late July,
    various submission deadlines Oct-Dec, TEPPIES
    call brokerage events
  • 2011-13 calls Potential work programme topics in
    discussion within EC

5
FP7 2008 NMP call on Protective Textiles
Acronym Coordinator Subject
ProFiTex ITA/Germany Firefighter clothing textile equipment
PROSYS-LASER LZH/Germany Laser-protection gloves and garments
Prospie TNO/Netherlands Smart protective workwear with cooling properties
SAFEPROTEX CLOTEFI/Greece Textile materials for multi-risk protective garments
NO BUG University Ghent/Belgium Insect-repellent textiles and clothing
i-Protect CIOP/Poland Smart protective wear for complex multi-risk environments
Safe_at_Sea SINTEF/Norway Protective clothing equipment for workers at sea
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FP7 2009
  • 3rd NMP Call in Nov. 2008, relatively modest
    budget (transitional year)
  • Limited textile research priorities
  • topics on biomass-based and high performance
    composites (Materials unit, M of NMP)
  • TEPPIES call Nov., result 16 project ideas
  • Organisation of TEG15 project brokerage event
    covering both composites topics in Jan.
  • First stage proposal submission Feb., 2nd stage
    proposals in June, results announced, textile
    project results unclear

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FP7 2010
  • NMP
  • Topic for research on technologies for efficient
    automated production of 3D-shaped and
    multi-layered products/components from flexible
    materials
  • Submission deadline 8th Dec. 2009 (2 stages)
  • TEPPIES call, 14 project ideas submitted
  • Well-attended project brokerage event held on 6th
    Oct. in Brussels
  • ICT
  • Topic for research on Smart Textiles
  • Submission deadline 26th Oct. 2009 (1 stage)
  • TEPPIES call, 16 project ideas submitted
  • Well-attended project brokerage event held on 8th
    Sept. in Brussels

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FP7 2010
  • PPP
  • Launch of 3 Public Private Partnerships by EC in
    July for Research on
  • Factories of the Future
  • Green Cars
  • Energy-efficient Buildings
  • First calls for proposals in parallel with
    NMP-ICT call in late July
  • Submission deadline 3rd Nov. 2009 (1 stage)
  • 1 interesting topic in FoF-PPP Supply chain
    approaches for small series ind. production
  • TEPPIES call, 4 project ideas submitted
  • Included in project brokerage event on 6th Oct.
    in Brussels

9
FP7 2011-13
  • Various channels to feed textile topic proposals
    into EC preparation processes for 2011-13
    planning
  • Based on original SRA
  • SRA updates
  • Cross-platform initiatives (ManuTex, BioTex,
    Consumer Goods)
  • Ad-hoc consultations (NMP Nanotech Materials,
    PPPs)
  • NMP 2011 Workprogramme presented as first draft
    to programme committee
  • PPPs 3-year work programmes in advanced
    discussion with stakeholder community textile
    input into Factories of the Future
    Energy-efficient Buildings
  • General outlook FP7 2011-13 very positive

10
Collaboration with other ETPs
  • NanoFutures Signature of MoU for close
    collaboration
  • EU-Mat (Advanced Materials) first meeting to
    discuss concrete collaboration actions scheduled
    for 24 Nov.
  • Consumer Goods (collaboration with Footwear
    Sports platforms)
  • Continued follow-up work with ManuFuture
    (ManuTex) and SusChem-Biotech (BioTex)

11
Consumer Goods Research
  • Several meetings conf. calls with Footwear
    Sports platforms since Jan 2009
  • First draft research roadmap
  • Input provided to EU FP7 programming (2011-13),
    topics mass customisation, product
    functionality, new design/pd techniques, flexible
    manufacturing, new supply chain concepts
  • Public event planned for 4th Feb. 2010 in
    Brussels (incl. high-level EU involvement)
  • Need to appoint an industry champion from the
    Textile ETP

12
ERA-NET
  • Title CROSSTEXNET Textiles at the Cross Roads
    of New Applications
  • Coordinator Region Nord Pas-de-Calais, France
  • 18 partners from 11 countries
  • Duration 3 years (start Nov. 2009)
  • Budget 1.5 mln.
  • Kick-off meeting 23-24 Nov. Lille/FR
  • Strong collaboration with ETP

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Industry Leadership for the Platform
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ETP Industry Leadership current status
  • Industry leadership in GC is a great plus, but
    how connecting/multiplying are the individual
    members
  • Industry involvement at operational level (TEGs
    etc.) is weak
  • Industry involvement in EU research projects is
    improving, but true industry leadership is still
    rare
  • Industry involvement differs greatly by country
  • Industry awareness/commitment to ETP at top
    management level is way too low
  • The current economic situation does not help
  • Compared to other ETPs our perceived industry
    leadership is medium
  • Industry commitment leadership is the n 1
    condition for continued ETP success

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ETP Actions that could stimulate more industry
involvement
  • Examples
  • training courses for industry on advanced
    technologies materials
  • exploiting the TEPPIES system for brokerage of
    industrial research projects
  • EU project results dissemination which really
    reaches the industry
  • developing content for www.textile-platform.eu
    which is valued by industry
  • Industry-oriented workshops with related
    sectors/platforms
  • Finding ways to collect regular input/guidance
    from industry for desired ETP actions.

17
From industry involvement to industry (thought)
leadership
  • Principles
  • Collecting industry input (thoughts) in a broad
    coordinated but also quick cost-effective way
    Where? How? By whom?
  • Review prioritise ideas decide on actions in
    a collective transparent way to avoid
    individual actionisme
  • Provide wherever possible timely concise
    feedback on new actions undertaken results
    achieved
  • Define 1 committed industry champion (supported
    by Sherpa) for each action

18
HTG Education Industrial Training Actions
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Follow-up of HTG Work
  • Education
  • Last EHTG meeting 9th Sept.
  • Participation of Universities, Colleges
    Institutes
  • Major discussion points
  • Industry training actions
  • Marie Curie call for ITN projects (people
    exchange industry-academia)
  • On-line textile training tools
  • Election of new chairman Prof. C. Carr,
    Manchester Univ.
  • Next meeting 11th Dec, Brussels

20
Industry Training Actions
  • Objective
  • Organisation of focussed industry-oriented
    practical training courses on advanced
    technological subjects at European level to
    supplement or up-grade national training actions
    in relevant technological areas

21
Industry Training Actions
3 Components
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Industry Training Actions
  • Principles
  • Duration 1,5 - 2 days max.
  • Content very focussed, very practical, but at
    highest technical level
  • Trainers internationally leading academic ,
    technological and market experts in the subject
    domain concerned
  • Academy style (modular, certifiable)
  • Location held in research institutes with
    relevant technology pilot facilities, not
    universities (industry more familiar institute
    environment)

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Industry Training Actions
  • Principles
  • Mix of group sessions and individual sessions
  • Training language English, local language
    translation only in cases of exceptional need.
  • Funding self-funded through participation fees
    (possible start-up support through public funding
    opportunities to be investigated)
  • Recording of training sessions and provision of
    training material in electronic or print format
    as well as their access options (ETP website,
    on-line training platforms, web broadcasting) to
    be investigated

24
Industry Training Actions
  • Subjects
  • Selected subjects of high-industrial relevance
    (taking into account local industry state of the
    art and develeopment)
  • Possibly structured according to the TEG
    structure of the Technology Platform. Initial
    selection of 2 topics per TEG.
  • Starting point could be the availability of pilot
    facilities and technological experts within
    Textranet institutes (to be discussed)

25
Industry Training Actions
  • Next Steps
  • Agreement on long-list of subject proposals
    between Textranet AUTEX
  • Consultation with industry, selection of subjects
    short list
  • Identification of trainers and training
    facilities
  • Further discussion on organisational details
  • Launch of first round of 2-3 pilot training
    sessions in 2010
  • Assessment, go/no-go for further implementation,
    organisational fine-tuning

26
PPE Lead Market
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EC Mid-term Assessment of Lead Market Policy
  • Mid-term assessment of lead markets part of a new
    EU innovation policy communication
  • Overall assessment very positive
  • PPE LM good progress compared to other LMs
    (espec. research, networking, public procurement,
    some more actions needed in standardisation)
  • In parallel Economic study on PPE market by
    Security Research unit of DG Enterprise

28
PPE Roadmap Implementation
  • On-going actions
  • 7 FP7 PPE projects just started, ETP to closely
    follow up
  • ERA-Net will give special attention to PPE LM
  • Public procurement networking project EnProTex
    just started, need to closely follow up
  • Preparation of big integrated project

29
Upcoming Events
  • EU workshop to review PPE LM progress on 14 Dec.
    in Brussels
  • Follow-up event to 2008 PPE conference, tent. End
    2010 in Germany

30
2010 Annual Conference Planning
31
5th Annual Public ETP Conference 24-25 March
2010, Brussels
  • Key Points
  • Working title Textile Research Innovation
    across Europe
  • Organised as major showcase of textile-related
    RI clusters, networks, initiatives at
    national/regional level (presentations, exhibits,
    posters)
  • Major event for promotion of CrossTexNet
    (ERA-Net)
  • Policy strategy session with keynotes from
    high-level EC speakers
  • Need to complete list of national/regional
    initiatives confirm contributions
  • Search for sponsorships

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Country/region Initiative Contact person E-mail
CH Swiss Texnet Manfred Bickel Manfred.bickel_at_tvs.ch
CZ Clutex Cluster Jan Marek marek_at_inotex.cz
CZ-PL-DE EuroTextileRegion Jan Marek/Rainer Gebhardt marek_at_inotex.cz gebhardt_at_stfi.de
DE Bionics Network Heinrich Planck heinrich.planck_at_itv-denkendorf.de
DE-BW Alliance fibre-based materials Heinrich Planck heinrich.planck_at_itv-denkendorf.de
DE-Saxony Technical Textiles Saxony Rainer Gebhardt gebhardt_at_stfi.de
DE-NRW ZITEX Detlef Braun
DE-NRW Aachen Polymer Chain Edmund Haberstroh
DE-NRW Aachen Composite Engineers Thomas Gries Thomas.gries_at_ita.rwth-aachen.de
ES National textile platform Sergi Artigas sartigas_at_leitat.org
ES (EU) Children Fashion Europe Gabriel Folques/V. Blanes vblanes_at_aitex.es
ES (Valencia) Home Textile Initiative Rosa Lopez rlopez_at_aitex.es
FR UpTEX Stéphan Verin stephan.verin_at_up-tex.fr
FR TechTera
FR Pôle Fibre Karl Gedda
HU National textile platform Katalin Mathé/Pal Pataki pataki_at_innovatext.hu
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IT Industry 2015 Programme Technologies for Made-in-Italy Guido Bottini Bottini_at_sistemamodaitalia.it
IT SE-Europe Tex-EASTile Roberto Vannucci roberto.vannucci_at_centrocot.it
IT-Lombardi Driade (Interior design innovation) Roberto Vannucci roberto.vannucci_at_centrocot.it
LIT National cluster of innovative textiles Ausra Abraitiene ausra.abraitiene_at_lti.lt
PL National Textile Platform Izabella Krucinska ikrucins_at_p.lodz.pl
PL Lodz Fashion Cluster Marian Ornat m.ornat_at_iimw.lodz.pl
PT Portugal Fashion Cluster Braz Costa bz_at_citeve.pt
PT (Regional) Medical Devices Braz Costa bz_at_citeve.pt
PT-TU-IT EuroMed Research Cooperation Programme Helder Rosendo hrosendo_at_citeve.pt
RO National textile platform (personalised garments) Emilia Visileanu certex_at_ns.certex.ro
RO Network for Application of IT in textiles Emilia Visileanu certex_at_ns.certex.ro
SE Smart Textiles Initiative Pernilla Walkenström pernilla.walkenstrom_at_swerea.se
UK NWtexnet Bill Mills Bill_at_nwtexnet.co.uk
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ETP Funding EU Funding Dissemination Services
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EC Funding
  • EC call for collaboration projects between
    different ETPs
  • Several opportunities exist to work with
    NanoFutures, EU-Mat and the Consumer Goods ETPs

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Project Dissemination Services
  • General idea
  • Leveraging the power of the ETP network to
    organise more effective project dissemination
    actions with more industry-reach for all ETP
    textile research projects
  • Concepts
  • Clustering of related projects
  • Develop privileged cooperations with established
    conferences, trade fairs, trade magazines,
    publishing houses, national industry federations
    etc.
  • Support projects with production placement of
    dissemination materials
  • Ultimate concept
  • Projects pay a small sum (subcontract ETP) for
    dissemination services and thereby strengthen the
    network to which they partly owe their existence
    and which ensures future projects (
    beneficiaries pay!)

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Project Dissemination Services
  • First Steps
  • GC decides in Oct. 2008 to pursue this concept
  • Some consultations with individual projects
    (response generally positive)
  • ETP Conference 2009 as successful pilot test
  • Collection of full set of project summaries,
    update of project database at www.textile-platform
    .eu
  • Dissemination service concept developed in more
    detail throughout 2009
  • Meeting with project coordinators proposed date
    Tue 15th Dec. 2009 in Brussels

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Project Dissemination Services
  • Activities with advanced projects (late FP6-early
    FP7)
  • Project results screening and clustering
  • Active promotion of presentations at
    industry-oriented events
  • Collective presence at TechTextil 2011, ITMA 2011
    (joint stands, fringe programme, publications)
  • Other relevant fairs to be investigated
  • Coordinated publications in trade magazines
    scientific volumes
  • Development of attractive print on-line results
    dissemination material, exploitation of potential
    of www.textil-platform.eu
  • Link to Industry Training Actions
  • Activities with early-stage projects (mid-FP7)
  • Project objectives screening and clustering
  • Support to dissemination plan development
  • Active promotion of presentations at scientific
    conferences
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