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11. Nano networks and clusters in Europe – smart specialisation in action

-NANOfutures ETIP: supporting Europe’s nanotechnology innovation -Delivering Smart Specialisation and economic transformation through a regional network

-Targeted services for the development of regional and transnational nanotechnology assets: NANORA

-The Nano-Characterisation-Lab Münster - interdisciplinary network for nanobioanalytics

-Europe and Latin America cooperation for nanotechnology success


NANOfutures ETIP: supporting Europe’s

nanotechnology innovation Dr. Paula Queipo

Co-chair of NANOfutures ETIP

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BACKGROUND

NANOfutures is the European Technology Integrating and Innovation Platform on nanotechnology The main objective is to facilitate the nanotechnology development and commercialization by connecting all relevant nanotechnology stakeholders

www.nanofutures.eu

The nanoHUB A meeting point

for YOU!

The community has now more than 1100 members from 60 different countries.

BACKGROUND

CROSS-SECTORIAL Tech. –non-

Tech. ISSUES

REGIONS/

COUNTRIES

MARKET -SECTORS

Design competitive alliances to drive to market: effective integration and

coordination of stakeholders

Wider focus: Sectorial issues , but commonalities : common needs/barriers….

Help exploiting complementarities to avoid duplication and fragmentation: alignment of private and public efforts, expertise, …

BACKGROUND

All sectors are welcome, join forces!

Bringing together the interests of several ETPs

STRUCTURE: ETPs

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Research and

Technology

Industralisation

Regulation

Communication

Networking

Safety

Standarization

Skills and

Education

Tech. Transfer and

innovation

Financing

Udo Gommel-

Fraunhofer

Vito Lambertini-

CRF

Anna Gegerly-

Steptoe

Andrea Reinhardt-

microTEC

Paula Queipo-

Prodintec

Rob Aitken-IOM

Michael Stinz-TU

Dresden

Lars Montelius-

Lund Univ.

Donato Zangani-

D’Appolonia

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483

230

343

428

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European strategic efforts on key aspects related to nano research and technology

Industry needs related to: manufacturing of nanomaterials and products, industrialization and scaling-up

Initiatives focusing on the governance of nanotechnologies, build a comprehensive view on all regulatory options

To support the NANOfutures working groups and nano community maximizing the knowledge produced

Coordination and alignment of the activities of stakeholders stimulating innovation

To improve knowledge concerning risks exposure, toxicology, safety, risks assessment / promote safe nano

To help identifying cross-sectorial gaps and challenges in this matter

Strategies to promote an effective and interdisciplinary education and personnel training

To create an open networked and adaptive nanotechnology innovation system by developing tech. transfer and financing services

Critical Raw

Materials

Santiago Cuesta-

Univ. Burgos

New materials, products and technologies based on nanotechnology, with the aim of substituting or reducing the need of CRMs in strategic EU industrial value chains.

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Involves 10 Working Groups covering broad and key technological and non technological issues

STRUCTURE: Horizontal Groups

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STRUCTURE: Lighthouses

The lighthouse acts as a clear connection helping to translate activities/actions to the countries/regions and vice versa.

NANOfutures is close to you!

26 local Contact points and more to come! NANOfutures

http://www.nanofutures.eu/structure


NANOfutures ETIP as a driver for Smart Specialisation

Smart Specialisation Strategy: RIS3

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• RIS3 is a novel approach to regional economic and social development promoted by the EU

• Designed to address issues of economic

competitiveness and social cohesion as outlined in Europe 2020 strategy

• Its goal is to boost regional innovation in order to achieve economic growth and prosperity, by enabling regions to focus on their strengths

• Smart specialisation involves a process of developing a vision, identifying competitive advantage, setting strategic priorities and making use of smart policies to maximise the knowledge-based development potential of any region, strong or weak, high-tech or low-tech. http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu/home

http://ec.europa.eu/research/industrial_tech

nologies/pdf/analysis_of_RIS3_in_NMP.pdf

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ETPs may have an important role in promoting interactions

between stakeholders and translating regions’ potential:

realizing the goals of RIS3 in scaling-up processes from

regional to national and international levels.

Smart Specialisation and ETPs

ETPs are industry-led stakeholders fora that develop short to long-term

research and innovation agendas and roadmaps for

action at EU and national level to be supported by both private and

public funding

Contributing to the definition of the research priorities including those under the Research Framework Programmes

ETPs are key elements in the European innovation ecosystem. They develop strategies and business-focused analysis of

research and innovation bottlenecks and opportunities related to societal challenges

and industrial leadership actions

They can mobilise industry and other stakeholders to work in partnership, share information, enable knowledge transfer and deliver on agreed priorities.

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NANOfutures: ROADMAPs

2012 2015

A value chain approach was adopted in order to contribute to bridge the current gap between nanotechnology knowledge and successful commercialization of nano-enabled products

NANOfutures: VALUE CHAINS

PULL: Availability of technological facilities, pilot line and globally competitive manufacturing facilities;

PUSH: outcomes of technological research, availability of outstanding industrial consortia and competitive manufacturing.


The Value Chain concept used in NANOfutures is related with the complex work that connect Knowledge to Market, but also Design to Product and link together Growth and Sustainability. Three layers of the value chain were considered. All the steps necessary to arrive at the product have to be considered together.

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Market-driven Value Chains

VC1 Nano and micro printing for industrial

manufacturing

VC2 Nano-enabled, depollutant and self-

cleaning surfaces

VC3 Manufacturing of powders made of

functional alloys, ceramics and intermetallics

VC4 Lightweight multifunctional materials and

composites for transportation

technical and non-technical actions at short, medium and long term specific business modelling plans for pilot line facilities

Supporting

Manufacturing Platforms

& Pilot Production Lines

Supporting large scale

deployment actions

Maximize impact:

Combination funds:

H2020+ESIF+..

Linking value chain

activities through cross-

regional cooperation

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NANOfutures: ROADMAP RESULTS

Adressed

Products

Timeline

Expected TRL

VC stage position

product

categories

Tech. actions

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NANOfutures: ROADMAP RESULTS

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NANOfutures: PILOT LINES

Who is interested for the same pilots?

Stimulation industrial alliances for future building of consortiums or

business development.

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Open Consultation at:

http://www.value4nano.eu/value4nano-roadmapping-survey

YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO LEARN MORE AT OUR WORKSHOP !!

On line versions of :

-“Implementation Roadmap on value chains and related pilot lines”

-“Appendix to the Implementation Roadmap on value chains and

related pilot lines” at:

http://www.value4nano.eu/downloads

NANOfutures: OPEN CONSULTATION AND WORKSHOP

http://euronanoforum2015.eu/session/workshop-nanotechnology-and-materials-in-action-pilot-lines-

and-industrial-alliances-to-reach-the-market/

Nanotechnology and materials in action: Pilot lines and industrial

alliances to reach the market

Radisson BLU,12/06/2015, 10:30 - 14:00









20 … all this, free of charge!

Extend your knowledge

Get in touch with other key players

Run your own pools

Consortiums: find suitable

partners

Promote your events, results,

work....

Be aware of tendencies/

developments

Influence on EU activities

Apply existing results

Find new applications

Build business one2one

MEMBER

WHAT’s ELSE IS THERE FOR ME?


Thank you!

Dr. Paula Queipo

Co-chair of NANOfutures ETIP

Email: [email protected]

www.nanofutures.eu www.value4nano.eu

@nanofutures

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