Future and Emerging Technologies

Future and Emerging Technologies

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2003-04 Work Programme

• IST Call 3 (complementing partnerships)– Indicative Budget: 70 M€

• Second Joint Call between thematic priorities 2 and 3Second Joint Call between thematic priorities 2 and 3– Indicative Budget: 180 M€Indicative Budget: 180 M€

• FET Proactive Initiatives– Indicative Budget: 80 M€

Call opening 22 May closing 22 September 2004 @ 1700 Brussels

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Complementing Partnerships

• Integrating R&D in Enlarged Europe plus Associated Candidate Countries: Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey.

• Improving partnerships with SME’s• Increase Cooperation with target 3rd countries (INCO)• Progress towards ERA

Proposal must complement a running FP6 project (as of Sep ’04)

This is not Europe any more

IcelandNorwayLiechtensteinSwitzerlandIsrael

RomaniaBulgariaTurkey

LatviaLithuania EstoniaPolandCzech republic SlovakiaSloveniaCyprusMalta

This is now Europe

FET Proactive Initiatives

Quantum Information Processing IPEmerging Nanoelectronics IP, NoE

Global ComputingGlobal Computing IP, NoEIP, NoE

Bio-inspired Intelligent Information Systems (New)Bio-inspired Intelligent Information Systems (New) IP, NoEIP, NoE

for FET proactive initiatives proposers are encouraged to submit pre proposals deadline 1 July, feed back in 2 weeks

Quantum Information Processing

• objective: basic research aimed at realisinga fully functional multi-qubit system

– few qubit applications

– simulation of quantum systems

– integrate theory/experiments/algorithms

– long-term rationale: build the general purpose quantum computer

Emerging Nanoelectronics

• objective: nanoelectronics beyond 10nm, non-CMOS– hybrid CMOS-molecular, – nanowires - nanotubes– single-molecule electronics

• rationale: – non-CMOS electronics for integration into CMOS

and later for independent technology– new functions, low cost, manufacturing, self-organisation

• constituencies: electronics, physics, chemistry, (biology)

Preparing for FP7: directions

• Types of research– Curiosity-driven research– Basic Research– Industry-driven research– Policy-driven research

• Mechanisms:– Individual grants– Collaborative research: bottom-up or following “roadmaps”– Infrastructure, Human Resources– Coordination (Art. 169, etc.)

• Total budget: expect substantial increase– European Parliament: 30 B€ (currently 17 B€)

Preparing for FP7:Actions in 2004

• Workshops organised by IST/FET, ISTAG

• Commission Green Paper – summer ‘04

• Your input and support are welcome … and needed!

Contacts

www.cordis.lu/ist/fet/qipc.htm