Mr Neil Williams Head of the Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit Madrid: 31 May 2010.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1 European Clinical Research in a Global Setting FEAM Launch Event 25 January 2011 European Medical Research Councils Dr Stephane Berghmans.
Advertisements

CO-REACH Social Science Research Presentation on CO-REACH pilot call for ILN Meeting Brussels 24 September 2009 Anouk Tso Royal Netherlands Academy of.
SEE-ERA.NET PLUS Joint Call Final Results + Planning Follow-up Martin Felix Gajdusek, Centre for Social Innovation – ZSI, Austria Meeting of the Steering.
Intern. Learning Platform on Int. Cooperation ERA-NET calls Brussels, September 24, 2009.
Workshop TOWARDS A EUROPEAN QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK FOR LIFELONG LEARNING Relevance, Feasibility and Implications for SEE A Wider European Area of Education.
ERA-NETERA-NET 1 First lessons learned from an overview of joint calls under FP6 ERA-NET projects First lessons learned from an overview of joint calls.
SAFEFOODERA Stakeholder Group meeting with Food Service Sector Ljubljana, February 2007.
European Commission DG Development EC Responses to Soaring Food Prices Philip Mikos – DG Development Policies for the Sustainable management of natural.
Mutual accountability and aid transparency Mutual accountability and aid transparency Republic of Moldova 1IATI meeting, OECD Conference center.
OECD International Futures Programme 1 OECD Futures Project The Commercialisation of Space and the Development of Space Infrastructure: The Role of Public.
ERA-NET Cooperation and coordination of national research and innovation activities Last call 2005 Deadline September-October.
29 November Research Infrastructures in FP7 Jean-Louis Picqué European Commission DG Research.
Patrick Bressler Physical and Engineering Sciences NuPECC meeting, Zagreb, June 13/14, 2008.
Forward Look Long Range Plan 2010 Scoping Workshop Dr. Thibaut Lery Science Officer Frankfurt Oct.2009.
Status briefing to NuPECC Jean-Claude WORMS Firenze, 8 June
Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit NuPECC Meeting Groningen, November 18-19, 2005.
1 Patrick Bressler Head of Unit Physical and Engineering Sciences at the European Science Foundation NuPECC meeting Munich, June 22/23, 2007 FP7 and the.
Dr. Marc HEPPENER Director of Science and Strategy Development Presentation at NuPECC Long Range Plan launch Bruxelles, 9 December 2010.
AIAA Task Force on Earth Observations 2 October 2009 AIAA HQ Reston VA.
11 Scaling Up World Bank Group Engagement with Civil Society: A Strategic Priorities Paper Civil Society Team EXTIA.
Planning and use of funding instruments
The Implementation Structure DG AGRI, October 2005
Keji Adunmo APRE – Agency for the Promotion of European Research Brussels, 29 Sept Funded by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Research.
DG REGIO – Unit "Thematic Development" EUROPEAN COMMISSION 1 Regions for Economic Change Communication (2006) 675 of 8/11/2006
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the Seventh Framework Programme Coordination actions ICT Calls Jan- March 2012.
Regional and national initiatives in support of European Technology Platforms Dr. Fiona Williams Chairman, eMobility steering board
POLISH PRESIDENCY IN THE EU: COHESION POLICY AND EVALUATION-RELATED ACTIVITIES Presentation of Objectives and Programme Stanisław Bienias, Ministry of.
Dr. John Marks Director of Science and Strategy Centres of Excellence Meeting, Prague, 24 May.
About the European Science Foundation 1 Dr. Nina Hoffman, Humanities and Social Sciences Unit, European Science Foundation.
Jeopardy Q 1 Q 6 Q 11 Q 16 Q 21 Q 2 Q 7 Q 12 Q 17 Q 22 Q 3 Q 8 Q 13
Współpraca akademicka stypendia, badania, rozwój Warszawa, 9 listopada 2010.
New Directions in Historical Linguistics, Lyon, 14 May 2008 A New Direction at the ESF EuroBABEL: Better Analyses Based on Endangered Languages.
Erasmus Mundus The programme in brief.
VOORBLAD.
1 NEST New and emerging science and technology EUROPEAN COMMISSION - 6th Framework programme : Anticipating Scientific and Technological Needs.
Supporting an Essential Platform for the Knowledge Base David Harman.
Agenda What is the Erasmus Mundus Programme Introducion of Erasmus Mundus Association (EMA) EMA Structure Events and Activities organised by EMA Why join?!
25 seconds left…...
1 Supporting the cooperation and coordination of research activities carried out at national or regional level The “ERA-NET” Scheme
Preserve the best NIS scientific capabilities foster social & economic progress support international scientific collaboration for mutual benefit INTAS.
November 2004 The Research Infrastructures in FP7 DG RTD – Directorate ‘Structuring ERA’
NMP-NCP meeting - Brussels, 27 Jan 2005 Towards FP 7: Preliminary principles and orientations… Nicholas Hartley European Commission DG Research DG Research.
1-1 PRESENTER The Role of the Framework 7 Advisor Your Name Your Websites Websites
ESF : Role and mission in the ERA Arena Dr. Alexis – Michel Mugabushaka Science Officer in the CEO Unit.
European Funding and Networking Opportunities Dr Paul Egerton Head of Life, Earth and Environmental Sciences CASEE Regional Network Workshop, Vienna 20.
ESF greets and welcomes you in Obergurgl!. Dr. Aigars Ekers ESF-EUROCORES Coordinator PESC - Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit ESF and.
Networking Research in Europe Mr Neil Williams Head of the Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit CG & EW meeting : 1 September 2010.
Financial Background PESC Plenary Meeting La Petite Pierre, 17 October 2008.
The European Science Foundation is a non-governmental organisation based in Strasbourg, France.
About the European Science Foundation 1. Status briefing to NuPECC Emmanouil DETSIS Athens, 13 March
1 Day 2, Track 1, Session 1 INNOVATION WITHOUT BORDERS: INTERNATIONAL NETWORKS TO SOLVE GLOBAL CHALLENGES Vanessa Campo-Ruiz, ESF (Chair) Claire McNulty,
The Eastern Partnership Panel on Agriculture and Rural Development Dominik Olewinski European Commission Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum: Working.
Physical and Engineering Sciences (PESC) Professor Marja Makarow, Chief Executive Rome, April 2009.
2 Europe Needs Science ESF provide s a common platform for Member Organisations (MOs) in order to: Advance European research Explore new directions.
Temporary ESF expert committee on Materials Science and Engineering (MatSEEC) 31st PESC Standing Committee Meeting, April 2010, Helsinki, Finland.
The Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP7) supporting innovation Epp Tohver-Bulavs 07. November 2007, Tallinn.
About the European Science Foundation 1. 2 Setting Science Agendas for Europe The European Science Foundation provides a common platform for its Member.
About the European Science Foundation 1. 2 ESF Member Organisations ESF is an independent association of 66 Member Organisations ● research funding organisations.
The 7th Framework Programme for Research: Strategy of international cooperation activities Robert Burmanjer Head of Unit, “International Scientific Cooperation.
2 Europe Needs Science We provide a common platform for our Member Organisations (MOs) in order to: Advance European research Explore new.
CARMEN Annual Meeting, September 2010, Tallinn Opportunities at the European Science Foundation Eva Hoogland European Science Foundation.
About the European Science Foundation 1. 2 ESF Member Organisations ESF is an independent association of 13 Member Organisations ● research funding organisations.
The European Science Foundation is a non-governmental organisation based in Strasbourg, France.
ESF after ESF What now?.
Europe Needs Science We provide a common platform for
Strengthening the foundations of ERA
Jean-Claude Worms, ESF Chief Executive
European Environment Agency
Presentation transcript:

Mr Neil Williams Head of the Physical and Engineering Sciences Unit Madrid: 31 May 2010

2 Setting Science Agendas for Europe The European Science Foundation provides a common platform for its Member Organisations in order to: advance European research explore new directions for research at the European level Through its activities, the ESF serves the needs of the European research community in a global context. Madrid 31 May 2010

3 ESF Member Organisations ESF is an independent association of 79 Member Organisations research funding organisations research performing organisations academies and learned societies in 30 countries Madrid 31 May 2010

About ESF 4 Established in 1974 Offices in Strasbourg, Brussels, Ostend ESF budget: 53M in 2008 including COST 30M Staff: 152 in 2008 including COST Office staff ESF headquarters, Strasbourg Marine Board, Ostend Research Conferences Unit, 15th floor, Tour Louise, Brussels Madrid 31 May 2010

5 ESF covers all scientific domains Standing Committee domains Humanities Social Sciences Life, Earth & Environmental Sciences Medical Sciences Physical and Engineering Sciences Expert Board/Committee domains Marine Sciences Polar Sciences Space Sciences Radio Astronomy Nuclear Physics Material Science Madrid 31 May 2010

6 Exploratory Workshops Member Organisation Fora Science Policy Briefings Research Conferences Research Networking Programmes Forward Looks Implementing agent for the COST office through EC contract SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MANAGEMENT Strategic Plan SCIENCE SYNERGY SCIENCE SYNERGY Coordination of ERA projects Peer Review support Coordination of EUROHORCs projects EUROCORES Research Programmes ESF Activities Madrid 31 May 2010

A Chain of Instruments Exploratory Workshops Conferences Forward Looks RNPs EUROCORES 7 Madrid 31 May 2010

8 Exploratory Workshops Member Organisation Fora Science Policy Briefings Research Conferences Research Networking Programmes Forward Looks Implementing agent for the COST office through EC contract SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MANAGEMENT Strategic Plan SCIENCE SYNERGY SCIENCE SYNERGY Coordination of ERA projects Peer Review support Coordination of EUROHORCs projects EUROCORES Research Programmes ESF Activities Madrid 31 May 2010

9 Forward Looks Medium - long term scientific perspectives Multidisciplinary topics viewed at a European level Bring together scientists with policy makers Wide consultation Result in major reports and action plans Madrid 31 May 2010

10 Forward Looks No Closing Dates: suggestions to ESF Committees Suggestions developed with MOs Approved by Science Advisory Board and Governing Council ~k250 each over 2 years Examples: –Science and Society; –Mathematics and Industry; –Food and Safety; –Perspectives for Nuclear Physics in Europe Madrid 31 May 2010

11 One-off specialist meetings Spearheading topics Bottom-up topics based on open calls Should catalyse significant and strategic activities, other actions, at European level scientists involved ESF grant per event 14k Exploratory Workshops Madrid 31 May 2010

12 Annual Call Early March to late April 2011 Decision By November Workshops in proposals per Call 40 awards for 2010 Workshops Co-funding welcome Exploratory Workshops Madrid 31 May 2010

13 Output-oriented discussion platforms for Member Organisations (MO) to develop joint actions on specific issues, involving others as appropriate Actions: to benefit MO strategy development and/or lead to the development of –Best practice e.g. peer review, evaluation –Common procedures –Cooperative activities e.g. infrastructures Time-limited activities (two years) ESF Member Organisation Fora Madrid 31 May 2010

14 Exploratory Workshops Member Organisation Fora Science Policy Briefings Research Conferences Research Networking Programmes Forward Looks Implementing agent for the COST office through EC contract SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MANAGEMENT Strategic Plan SCIENCE SYNERGY SCIENCE SYNERGY Coordination of ERA projects Peer Review support Coordination of EUROHORCs projects EUROCORES Research Programmes ESF Activities Madrid 31 May 2010

A Chain of Instruments Exploratory Workshops Conferences Forward Looks RNPs EUROCORES 15 Madrid 31 May 2010

16 Unique investigator-driven collaborative research programme scheme in Europe covering all scientific disciplines Excellent opportunity for the science community and ESF MOs to submit their ideas for a large-scale collaborative research programme International and joint peer review Research funding remains national Networking funded through ESF EUROCORES (European Collaborative Research Programmes) Madrid 31 May 2010

17 Annual Call for Themes Call Open mid March - late May 2010 Quality selected and financially viable themes launched as Programmes by Calls for proposals in December 2010 Research projects start March 2012 Typical duration 3-4 years ~ 30 Programmes ~ 65+ agencies ~ 180 projects ~130M+ EUROCORES (European Collaborative Research Programmes) Madrid 31 May 2010

new Programme Calls a year. CRPs (Projects) – single science case with minimum 3 eligible PIs from 3 participating countries. Two step assessment procedure. Launch of CRP dependant on high ranking AND availability of national funds. ESF provides coordination of programmes and networking between (not within) CRPs EUROCORES (European Collaborative Research Programmes) Madrid 31 May 2010

19 Networking to enable major scientific endeavours over a four or five-year period Supported by ESF MOs through additional à la carte funding Typically include workshops, conferences, inter-laboratory exchanges, fellowship programmes, summer schools and dissemination Can link to other initiatives, including the EC Framework Programme Financing in the range of 100k - 130k per annum Research Networking Programmes Madrid 31 May 2010

20 Annual Call Call open early July – late October 2010 RNPs starting 1 January 2012 Core Steering Group of 8-12 scientists ~ one per participating country Research Quality and added value of European networking launched per year total – > 50% in PESC Success rates 10-15% Can include non-ESF MO funders Research Networking Programmes Madrid 31 May 2010

21 Research Conferences Interdisciplinary scheme for Europe implemented in collaboration with high-profile partners Stimulate dialogue between early-stage researchers and scientific leaders worldwide Cover the latest topics, proposed by and for the scientific community Full organisational support by ESF conference organisers Grants of 20-60k per conference, including support earmarked for early-stage researchers Madrid 31 May 2010

22 Research Conferences Themed partnerships Potential conference chairs submit proposals within a partnership theme per year participants Call mid January – mid September 2010 for conferences in Madrid 31 May 2010

23 Open Calls for Proposals ESF issues annual open calls for proposals for: EUROCORES themes and projects Research Networking Programmes Exploratory Workshops Research Conferences Madrid 31 May 2010

24 Exploratory Workshops Member Organisation Fora Science Policy Briefings Research Conferences Research Networking Programmes Forward Looks Implementing agent for the COST office through EC contract SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE STRATEGY SCIENCE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE MANAGEMENT Strategic Plan SCIENCE SYNERGY SCIENCE SYNERGY Coordination of ERA projects Peer Review support Coordination of EUROHORCs projects EUROCORES Research Programmes ESF Activities Madrid 31 May 2010

European Science Foundation 1 quai Lezay-Marnésia BP Strasbourg cedex France Madrid 31 May 2010