Micro nano systems national contact point meeting ICT call 2

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Micro/nano systems
National Contact Point Meeting
ICT Call 2
Brussels. 23rd May 2007
Francisco Ibáñez
Microsystems
European Commission

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Challenge 3:
Components, Systems, Engineering
Objectives
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ICT-2007.3.1: Next generation nanoelectronics
components and electronics integration
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ICT-2007.3.2: Organic and large area electronics and
displays
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ICT-2007.3.3: Embedded systems design
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ICT-2007.3.4: Computing systems
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ICT-2007.3.5: Photonic components and subsystems
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ICT-2007.3.6: Micro/Nanosystems
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ICT-2007.3.7: Networked embedded and control
systems

Call 1
Call 2

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Micro/Nanosystems
Micro/nanosystems are miniaturised systems able
to
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sense, diagnose, describe and qualify a given
situation;
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suggest or implement appropriate actions;
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interact with the user, the environment or
another smart systems.

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Micro/Nanosystems
Features
Interdisciplinarity
Mechanics, electronics, fluidics, biology, magnetism, optics
Convergence
Micro/nano, ICT, bio
Heterogeneity
Semiconductor, ceramic, glass, organic
Multifunctionality
Sensing, processing, logic, memory, comm, energy
Integration
Monolithic, hybrid, multichip, large area

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ICT-2007.3.6: Micro/Nanosystems
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Next generation smart systems
Sensor- & actuator-based systems
High density mass storage
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Micro/Nano-Bio-ICT convergence
Biosensors, lab-on-a-chip, bioMEMS,
autonomous implants
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Integration of smart materials
Integration of micro-nano technologies and smart systems into new &
traditional materials, e.g. textiles, glass, paper
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From smart systems to viable products
Microsystems manufacturing technologies
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Smart systems for communications & data management
Smart micro/nanosystems enabling wireless access & facilitating
intelligent networking
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Support actions
Technology access, education & training, coordination &
dissemination at EU level
(*)
Courtesy STELLA
Courtesy INTELLIDRUG

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Micro/nano systems
Indicative Budget*
Total: 83 M€
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75 M€ Collaborative Projects
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20 M€ IPs (min.)
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32 M€ STREPs (min.)
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4 M€ NoE
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4 M€ CSA (CA+SA)
*Total amounts to be confirmed after a new financing
decision for the 2008 budget

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Objective 3.6 (a): Next Generation Smart Systems
Outcome
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Major breakthroughs in intelligent
sensors and actuators
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Integrated micro/nanoscale smart
systems (closed-loop)
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Energy scavenging, storing and
management techniques
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Design and packaging technologies

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Integrated systems for very high
density mass storage
Complexity, performance, miniaturisation, autonomy, cost
Courtesy of project INOS

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Objective 3.6 (b): Nano-Bio-ICTechnologies
convergence
Outcome
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Converging micro/nano, bio and
information technologies
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Application areas including
environmental monitoring, agriculture
and food quality, safety, security,
biomedical and lifestyle
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Address packaging, interfacing, as well
as ethical and societal issues.
Courtesy of project OPTOLABCARD
biosensors, lab-on-chip, biorobots,, nanoimplants, bioMEMS,
microsystems for food, safety, environment

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Objective 3.6 (c): Integration of Smart Materials
Outcome
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Integration of micro-nanosystems into

new and traditional materials, e.g.
textiles, glass, paper, etc.
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Emphasis on SFIT (Smart Fabric
Interactive Textiles) using
micro/nanosystems, microelectronics,
user interfaces, power sources, for
personal wearable applications.
Courtesy of project SHIFT
Biocompatible, bioconnective, flexible, durable materials

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Objective 3.6 (d): From smart systems to viable
products
Outcome
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Advanced, cost-effective technologies for
sensor/actuator manufacturing and system
integration
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Alternative fabrication and testing
processes for low/medium scale volume and
short time-to-market
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Pre-industrial validation of manufacturing
concepts suitable for large-scale production
Courtesy of project AMICON
Materials, equipment, design, manufacturing, modelling, testing,
reliability

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Objective 3.6 (e): Smart Systems for communications
and data management
Outcome
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Micro/nanosystems enabling wireless access
and networking
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Data management, storage and processing
functions of smart systems
RFID, HF-M/NEMS, data management

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Objective 3.6 (f): Support actions
Outcome
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Ensure access to micro/nanosystems
manufacturing technologies, in
particular by SMEs
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Identify training and education
needs; propose actions
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Coordination and dissemination of
smart systems integration R&D at
European level

Courtesy of project NANOSPAD

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Objective 3.3.6: Micro/Nanosystems
Expected Impact
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Achieve substantial improvement on various aspects of smart
systems integration: Higher product quality and reliability,
increased miniaturisation, integration and functionality,
lower costs, reduced power consumption, higher speed
requirements and/or shorter time-to-market.
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Provide innovative micro/nanosystems concepts and deeply
transform industrial production by adding intelligence to
process control and the manufacturing shop floor, and by
improving logistics and distribution - thereby increasing
productivity.
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Contribute to increased market share for European
companies across different industrial sectors by delivering
systems with new functional capabilities and improved
quality within a competitive timeframe.

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FP7 - ICT PRIORITY
INFORMATION DAY on CALL FOR PROPOSALS 2
OBJECTIVE 3.6 MICRO/NANO SYSTEMS
Tuesday, 29 May 2007
Venue: Charlemagne Building, Lord Jenkins (S2), Brussels
A number of officials from the European Commission will
present the
themes and key information on FP7 proposal submission.
The information day will provide possibility for,

ideas/proposals announcement, interaction on the
spot and partnerships. Afternoon session with 5’
presentation of proposal ideas and expressions of
interest
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Micro/Nanosystems
FP6 (2002-06)

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Micro/Nanosystems
FP6 (2002-06)

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Microsystems
FP6 EC Contribution per type of organisation
RES: Research organisations
HE: Higher education or Training
IND: Industrial organisations private or public
OTH: Organisations not fitting in one of the above
categories

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Projects and EC contribution per type of projects

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Some more statistics …

CA IP NoE SSA STRP Total
Total number of Projects
5 21 4 6 43 79
Total Project costs (M€)
3.4 312.3 22.8 2.9 165.8 507.2
Total Project EC contribution (M€)
3.4 173.3 20.8 2.9 100.6 301
Average Project costs (M€)
0.68 14.87 5.7 0.48 3.85 6.42
Average EC contribution (M€)
0.68 8.25 5.2 0.48 2.34 3.81
Average Duration (months)
24 42.6 45 31 35.5 36.8
Total number of participants
37 339 82 37 333 828
Average number of participants
7.4 16.1 20.5 6.2 7.7 10.5

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Experts call
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Call for experts for FP7
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FP6 experts have been invited* to transfer to
FP7 and to update their CV
(* using the email address in FP6 database!)
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Nacional contact points can suggest names for

experts in micro/nanosystems

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Micro/Nanosystems
Website:
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