FET CALLS 2020 DAVID KOLMAN, FFG
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[INOF.] RESULTS FET OPEN, DEADLINE JAN. 2019 1 5,00 QUARTET Quantum readout techniques and technologies UNIVERSITY OF YORK IST Austria 2 4,95 SuperMaMa Superconducting Mass Spectrometry and Molecule Analysis UNIVERSITAT WIEN Prepolarized MRI at Earth Field to seek new contrasts linked to 3 4,90 PRIMOGAIA CNRS molecular events for very early detection of pathologies Origami electronics for three dimensional integration of Gesellschaft für angewandte 4 4,90 ORIGENAL computational devices Mikro und Optoelektronik 5 4,90 TOPSQUAD Topologically Protected and Scalable Quantum Bits UNIVERSITEIT TWENTE IST Austria 6 4,90 IQLev Inertial Sensing Based on Quantum-Enhanced Levitation Systems ETH ZÜRICH UNIVERSITAT WIEN 13 4,75 QuanTelco Quantum Emitters for Telecommunication in the O-Band UNIVERSITAT WIEN QT Labs 25 4,65 QLUSTER Many-photon quantum entanglement UNIVERSITEIT LEIDEN QUANTUM Toward new era of quantum electrical measurements through phase 46 4,50 VTT E-LEAPS slips Highly sensitive detection of single microwave photons with quantum 48 4,50 SUPERGALAX CNR network of superconducting qubits for searching galactic axions © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at 2
FET IN H2020: 3 COMPLEMENTARY PROGRAM LINES policy policy Top down technology & 500 M€ "gatekeepers" 4-7 € FET Proactive FET Flagships Developing Addressing grand
PRESENTLY OPEN CALLS Running under the “EIC pilot” umbrella (2nd identifier next to FET): 1. FET OPEN (FETOPEN-01-2018-2019-2020) 2. FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD (FETOPEN-03-2018-2019-2020) 3. FET PROACTIVE (FETPROACT-EIC-05-2019) 4. TRANSITION TO INNOVATION ACTIVITIES (FETPROACT-EIC-06-2019) … with the exception of Transition activities, “business as usual” © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET OPEN OBJECTIVE • What is funded: Embodiment of novel ideas into radically new technologies TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM … based on 3+1 “Gatekeeper” criteria Go far beyond of what is considered a standard technology From … to new technology knowledge… © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET OPEN OBJECTIVE • Optimal project results: • Proof of concept of the proposed technology • Early lab demonstrator Eureka! © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET OPEN PARAMETERS Typical project: • Smaller budget: ≤ 3 M€ • Smaller consortia: 3 - 6 partners • Shorter execution time: ~ 3 years ‘Light’ scheme: • Light submission: single-stage, 15 pages (no cover page) • Light administration: mid-term and final reviews based on periodic S&T reports Participation: Any type of legal entity: • Until now: ≥ 80% of participants from academia Evaluation criteria: Criterion Treshold Weight Excellence 4/5 60% Impact 3.5/5 20% Implementation 3/5 20% © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD Objective: Funding further innovation-related work: • to verify and substantiate the innovation potential of ideas arising from FET projects • to support the next steps in turning them into a genuine social or economic innovation © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at 8
FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD • EC contribution: max. 100 k€ over 18 months • Single step submission, 7 pages • Eligibility criterion: Anyone can submit, but the proposal has to be linked to an ongoing or recently finished FET project (≤ 1 year): • No direct link with originating consortium needed • Single participant possibility • Ownership of the IP to be exploited has to be demonstrated • Until now: 50% universities, 25% public research org, 25% industry incl. SMEs • Past success rate: ~ 40% © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD Possible activities: • Definition of a commercialization process to be followed • Market and competitiveness analysis • Technology assessment • Verification of innovation potential • Consolidation of IPR and IP strategy • Business case development • Developing contacts and support relevant activities with technology transfer partners, potential license-takers, investors, societal organizations or potential end-users © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD Excluded activities: • No funding of activities that are/were already foreseen in the original FET project • No funding of substantial R&D activities without clear and necessary role in the proposed innovation strategy • No full funding for construction of prototypes (i.e. H2020 rules apply) Evaluation criteria: Criterion Treshold Weight Excellence 3/5 40% Impact 3.5/5 40% Implementation 3/5 20% © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET PROACTIVE High-risk / high-reward R&I projects with the objectives: • to explore and consolidate a new technological direction/paradigm • to foster the interdisciplinary communities that are able to drive this forward • to foster the emergence of a broader R&I ecosystem for a new technology and for its future take-up Broadly defined topics developed in dialogue with stakeholders 3 topics open in 2019: 1. Human-Centric AI 2. Implantable autonomous devices and materials 3. Breakthrough zero-emissions energy generation for full decarbonization © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
HUMAN-CENTRIC AI Objectives: To advance AI with • verifiable, evidence-based features of trustworthiness (i.e., reliable and unbiased alignment of values, goals and beliefs) • transparency (explainable performance), • exploring radically new approaches (e.g., inspired from neuro-science, cognition or social science) New data collection and ownership/governance models that go beyond the dominant off-line and centralised data processing should be investigated New avenues, such as for incremental, unsupervised, active, one-shot and ‘small data’ machine learning, should be explored Contribution to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and ethical dimensions © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
IMPLANTABLE AUTONOMOUS DEVICES AND MATERIALS Objective: To demonstrate dramatically extended functional lifetimes of implantable devices, e.g. through incorporation of smart sensing, self-awareness, adaptation and self-repair capabilities Included are devices that can perform advanced functions: site specific automigration, ability to distinguish tissue types (diseased, normal), performing highly localised actions (e.g. delivery of therapeutic agents) Abilities to blend-in with the native biological environment, to independently generate power, synthesise active agents or sense and respond to changes in the local molecular environment, are particularly welcome Work on ethical implications should be included. © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
BREAKTHROUGH ZERO-EMISSIONS ENERGY GENERATION FOR FULL DECARBONIZATION Objective: Multidisciplinary exploration of new directions for power generation that is clean, compact and low-cost, aimed at stand-alone, mobile or portable use …in specific application contexts, e.g. in the transport sector, for portable uses, in remote places or in emergency situations …heat and/or electricity generation Battery-based solutions and fuel/solar cells are eligible © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET PROACTIVE PARAMETERS Typical project: • Budget: 4-7 M€ • Duration: ≤ 5 years • Consortium: 6-12 partners Medium size proposals: 30 pages Evaluation criteria: Criterion Treshold Weight Excellence 4/5 60% Impact 3.5/5 20% Implementation 3/5 20% Past success rate: ~ 10% © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TRANSITION TO INNOVATION Objective: Bringing promising technologies at the end of a FET-Open/Proactive project (~ TRL 2/3) to a level of development, validation and demonstration where they become a credible basis for entrepreneurship, business creation, investment and economic and/or societal returns (~ TRL 5/6) • Proposals must build on results from an ongoing or finished H2020 FET Open or FET Proactive project • Declaration about the ownership of the respective IPR (by “new” and/or the “old” coordinator) © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TRANSITION TO INNOVATION • Various types of partners are needed to do the work • Should be business-driven: could be academia if is having the right skills/capabilities (to start spin-off or start-up…) • 5 selected broad areas eligible: 1. Micro- and Nano-technologies 2. AI and advanced robotics 3. Technologies for the life sciences, health and treatment 4. Energy technologies 5. Interaction technologies (VR/AR/XR) 6. Low-carbon energy & climate change technologies • Strong exploitation plan with market potential is a must • Value for money is looked at © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TRANSITION TO INOVATION PARAMETERS Typical project: • Budget: 1-2 M€ • Duration: ≤ 3 years • Consortium: 3-6 partners (?) Medium size proposals: 30 pages Evaluation criteria: Criterion Treshold Weight Excellence 4/5 40% Impact 4/5 40% Implementation 3/5 20% © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
DEADLINES & BUDGET Deadlines for submission of proposals: FET Open: Date Budget FET Proactive: Date Budget 18 Sept. 2019 160 M€ 03. 08. Sept. 2019 52 Oct. 2019 M€M€ ~100 13 May 2020 190 M€ Research on batteries & solar/fuel cells eligible Innovation Launchpad: Transition to Innovation: Date Budget 08 Oct. 2019 2.7 M€ Date Budget 14 Oct. 2020 3.0 M€ 03. Sept. 08. 2019 ~28 Oct. 2019 16 M€ M€ Low-carbon energy & climate change technologies eligible © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TENTATIVE CALLS 2020 FET OPEN: 1. FET OPEN (FETOPEN-01-2018-2019-2020) 2. FET INNOVATION LAUNCHPAD (FETOPEN-03-2018-2019-2020) FET PROACTIVE: 1. FET PROACTIVE (FETPROACT-EIC-07-2020) 2. ENVIRONMENTAL INTELLIGENCE (FETPROACT-EIC-08-2020) 3. NEUROMORPHIC COMPUTING (FETPROACT-09-2020) © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
FET PROACTIVE 2020 Three FET EIC Proactive topics foreseen: 1. Future Technologies for Social Experience (VR/AR/XR…) 2. Sub-nanoscale Sceince 3. Digital Twins for Life Sciences Two Environmental topics foreseen: 1. Dynamic Models of Environmental Evolution 2. Environmentally Responsible in-situ Monitoring © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TENTATIVE CALLS 2020 (2) HPC: 1. INT’L COOPERATION ON HPC w/ Latin America (FETHPC-04-2020) FLAGSHIPS: 1. “QUANTERA II” (FETFLAG-04-2020) 2. QUANTUM COMPUTING (FETFLAG-05-2020) 3. INT’L COOPERATION ON QUANTECH w/ US/Canada/Japan (FETFLAG-06-2020) 4. TRAINING & EDUCATION ON QUANTUM COMPUTING (FETFLAG-07-2020) © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
QUANTUM COMPUTING (FETFLAG-05-2020) (a) HW (1 project ≤ 15 M€): • development of a mass-manufacturable miniaturised qubit platform integrating quantum processors of good-quality qubits (>10) • validation of the quantum computation, fault-tolerance, high-fidelity (>99%) single and two-qubit gates • addressing the scalability towards large systems • investigations into the industrial design, engineering and manufacturing; first experimental production lines (b) SW (1 project ≤ 4,7 M€): • development of quantum applications and of industrial use cases • development of quantum SW stacks & libraries that facilitate the link from a high-level description of algorithms to a low-level implementation with quantum gates • applications and software should be independent of the underlying qubit platform © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
INT’L COOPERATION ON QUANTECH W/ US/CANADA/JAPAN (FETFLAG-06-2020) Tasks/objectives: • Roadmap for international cooperation that outlines where Europe’s strengths are, the competences missing, and in which of the target regions those can be found • Mapping the corresponding national innovation strategies in those 3rd countries and the available funding schemes and involved funding agencies • Concrete recommendations on international cooperation actions © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
TRAINING & EDUCATION ON QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES (FETFLAG-07-2020) Objective: creating a pan-European agenda for the development of modern QT education • developement and launch of a master program for quantum engineering and industrial applications • in close cooperation with the relevant industry players in order to provide for concrete industry needs in QT • facilitating companies to host students of the QT master program for 3-6 months • at least 5 EU Member States or Associated Countries, along with a plan to reach the whole of Europe • in coordination with existing QFLAG CSA Outcome: network of the training program pilots based on well-documented best practices, tools and reusable training material © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
13 June 2019 © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION David Kolman National Contact Point Future and Emerging Technologies Austrian Research Promotion Agency Sensengasse 1, A-1090 Vienna T +43 (0) 5 7755 4208 david.kolman@ffg.at www.ffg.at © FFG I Austrian Research Promotion Agency I www.ffg.at
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