MENTORS AND THEMES BUILDING S&T Cultural Heritage Innovative products for wellbeing Advanced technologies for Health Integration of KETS for a sustainable society Sustainable and healty food production Design-driven innovation and frontier materials technologies AMBROSIO ANDRETA BELTRAM FIGUEIREDO FRYCEK GATTIGLIO JUNAI MOLINARI CUTTING
OF THE FUTURE Well trained professionals in science and engineering 10,20,30 years from now High quality job creation International cooperation as a tool for the creation of the global market (solving common-global social challenges) Nano and converging technologies: opening new paradigms BELTRAM MAE MOLINARI PLANELL RUDOLF TOLIO APRE NEW MODELS OF GOVERNANCE New models for governing research and/to innovation SMEs Policies Regional Instruments Finance Research infrastructures
COSTANTINESCU JUNAI MARTINS MOLINARI FUTURE OF INDUSTRY Deproduction as a new industry for sustainable society and environment (relevance for health) New Industrial networks based on cross-cutting technologies Factories for Humans New paradigms for high performance sustainable production Urban Manufacturing COSTANTINESCU GATTIGLIO TOLIO CONTENT AND SPEAKERs OF PARALLEL SESSIONS BUILDING CROSS S&T
ABSTRACT Key enabling technologies have a huge potential for growth and will have a strong impact on competitiveness in many industrial sectors. Only those nations and regions mastering KETs will be at the forefront of future advanced and sustainable economies. For those reasons, KETs are among the priority action lines of the European Industrial policies. While each of the KETs individually already has huge potential for innovation, their cross-fertilization is particularly important as combinations of KETs offer even greater possibilities to foster innovation and create new markets. The session shall be a cross-fertilization workshop based on examples. Attention should be paid to address the issue onlyfrom a NMP perspective POSSIBLE TOPICS the EU policies on KET, the KETs observatory KETs: from research to market, which TRL? the multi-KETs pilot line project KETs skills and education Access to finance for Investments in KETs STRUCTURE discussion with moderator MENTOR Luigi Ambrosio, Arun Junai SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted only after HLSC validation]: Suggested during the HLSC meeting: DG RTD, DG ENTR, Rudolph Lichtmannegger (WKO), Leena Savaranta (VTT), Brendan Cannon (Intel) Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman Gabriel CREAN CEA Technological Research Org. M FR HLG KET KET HLG final report gabriel.crean@cea.fr 1 Michel CATINAT EC EU institution M FR HoU KET DG ENTR EC KETs policy Michel.Catinat@ec.europa.eu
2 Doris SCHROECKER EC EU institution F AT HoU KET DG RTDI KETs towards the market (TRL) Doris. Schroecker@ec.europa.eu 3 Luigi AMBROSIO CNR Public research M IT KET HLG member Cross-cutting KETS Direttore.dsctm@cnr.it 4 Nicolas KALOGERAKIS UNI University M EL Rapporteur of KETs skill workshop KETs skills Nicolas.kalogerakis@enveng.tuc.gr 5 Leena SARVARANTA VTT Technological research F FI VTT Vice President – EU affairs KETs & societal challenges Leena.sarvaranta@vtt.fi 6 Rudolf LICHTMANNEGGER WKO Austrian Federal Economic Chamber M AT Kets policies at regional level KETs in SMEs rudolf.lichtmannegger@wko.at 7 Paul MJILEMANS UMICORE Private company M BE Director external science and technology Multi-KETs pilot lines paul.mijlemans@eu.umicore.com 8 Gunnar MUENT EIB Finance M DE EIB Access to finance g.muent@eib.org BUILDING CUTTING S&T TITLE SUSTAINABLE AND HEALTHY FOOD PRODUCTION
ABSTRACT POSSIBLE TOPICS 1) Smart packaging 2) Lessons learned from 3) Symbiotic production 4) Expo 2015 5) Social acceptability 6) Africa 7) Food Packaging 8) Advanced materials for smart food packaging applications STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional talks, panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Maurizio Gattiglio SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Massimiliano Vaccari Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic phone, …) Chairman 1 1 Daniele Rossi Association M Italy Amministratore Delegato con deleghe relative alla Ricerca e alla Formazione Italian cluster for agrifood
Chair of Cluster “Italian food for life” http://www.federalimentare.it/m_chi_siamo.asp 2 Lisbeth Munksgaard University University of Aalborg F Denmark Head of AAU Center for Food Research Coordinator of food manufuture http://personprofil.aau.dk/120320 New European roadmap for food manufacturing research 3 Michela Petronio Barilla Company F Italy RD Technology, Process, Packaging Research and Laboratories Director Leading food manufacturing company Health food design and production 4 Ferrero Company Italy Leading food manufacturing company High tech in the food production 5 6 7 8
10) Additional initiatives necessary to overcome the barriers 3 initial short talks (15 minutes) to introduce the topic and the perspective of the materials research and the design/ industry: Roberto Verganti Tracey Rawling Church Ehrenfried Zschech (or replacements). Round table discussion, with a set of questions formulated by the chairman. To include the initial speakers + 3 EU project managers (Erik Adamovic, Paolo Di Trapani). Possibility of intervention from the public (by of formulating questions and perhaps filling some specifically developed forms, on paper or online, if considered to be feasible) MENTOR Susana Figueiredo SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation]: Speaker Name Affiliation (SME, industry, etc) Male Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact phone, …) Robert Quarshie Institute of Materials, UK Public institutions M UK Materials KTN Director. Responsible for MaDE (Materials and Design Exchange), a programme that brings together the - Tempelman
communities of design and materials technology (deputy) Erik TU Delft University M Project manager for a FP7 funded project on design driven innovation - E.Tempelman@tudelft.nl Short bio: 1 Tracey Rawling Church Kyocera Documents Solutions Company F UK Company focused on sustainable office printing (based on an innovative materials and design solution) Eco-innovation Tracey Rawling Church Short bio: More information on .innomatnet.eu/case-studies/ 2 Ehrenfried Zschech Fraunhofer Research M DE Industry and academia strong experience. Also President of FEMS. Frontier Ehrenfried Zschech Short bio 3 Roberto Verganti Politecnico di Milano University M IT Author of several opublications on the theme, including “Design Driven Innovation” Design-driven innovation Short bio: http://www.verganti.it/bio&publications.html#bio 4 Nadja Adamovic Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems Vienna University of Technology University F AT Project manager for a FP7 funded project on design driven innovation Contacts at 5 Di Trapani University of Insubria University M IT Project manager for a FP7 funded project on design driven innovation .it / short bio
Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman 1 xxx EC DG employment / DG M/F EC Need for an EU-based policy 1 2 Jana Morana RTD SME F SI Ex DG Research & Innovation, SI Ministry 2 3 John Wood Commonwealth Universities University M UK In charge of education policy for Commonwealth Univ. 3 4 Patricio Bianchi Bologna Region Public authority M IT Regional minister for Research, Industry and Education 4 5 Age Mariussen Univ. Vaasa University FI Author of policymakers guidelines 1 6 7 Cecilia Warrol Ersson Teknikforetagen Association F Sweden education, research and business
SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Daan Dutoit (sp. Suggested by Hervé Pero) Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Contact (email, phone, …) Daan Du Toit DST Government M ZA Great expert of International cooperation, both multilateral And bilateral 1 Maria Cristina Russo EC Director F EU Director of the International Cooperation Directorate 1 2 Director for International Relations M CAN Great expert in therelations between Eu and Canada (former Director General at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Canada) and now responsible for the International relation of one of the biggest Funding Agencies in Canada NSERC 2 3 Dr Boni South African Bureau of Standardisation CEO F ZA She would be able to articulate the importance of global R&D partnerships to advance standardisation - and has lots of experience in the energy sector. 3 4 5 Dr Sibusiso Sibisi South Africa's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research President and CEO M ZA South Africa's Council for Scientific and Industrial Research is Africa's largest industrial research organisastion, and which have multiple strategic international partnerships in the LEIT. 4
TITLE Nano and converging technologies: opening new paradigms ABSTRACT POSSIBLE TOPICS 1) Bottom-up production 2) Role of the converging technologies 3) Building the frame for nanoproducts 4) Standards STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional talks, panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Elisa Molinari, Fabio Beltram SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Industry Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman 1
1 Anton Technical University Of Engineering University M Romania Former President of the National Agency for Research and Higher Education – Secretary of for Research, Former Minister of Education, and Research Professor at Technical University Of Civil Engineering, President of the Senate, Bucharest New models for governing innovation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman Patricio Bianchi Regione Emilia Romagna M IT Strongly involved in Regional Innovation policy 1 Eliane Giraud Region Rhone Alpes F FR Regional policy 1 2 Vlastimil Ruzicka ELI M CZ European Research & Innovation partnership 2 3 Katja Reppel EC-DG Regio F EU Regional policy 1 4 Antonio Almagro HoU, JASPERS, EIB M EU Support to European Innovation partnership 3 5 Jose Caldeira Director INESC Porto M PT Innovation at regional level 2 6 Carlos Martinez Riera Councelor for Science & Innovation M ES Regional Innovation policy 1,2,3 7 Mikel Landabaso HoU, DG Regio, EC M EU Regional policy 1 8 Agnieszka Olechnicka Varsaw University F PL Regional cooperation 2 9 Mark Boden IPTS Research center M Spain JRC Action Leader for “ERA policy mixes, joint programming and foresight” at EU Agency in Sevilla 10 Eduard Chlebus Wroclaw University University M Poland Dean of Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Wrocław University of Technology H202 and Regional dimension
Suggested during the HLSC meeting Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman Wolfgang Sandner ERF Research Organisation M DE Chair of the European Association of Research Facilities 1 Carlo Rizzuto ELETTRA Research Organisation M IT World-level specialist of RIs 1 2 Michele Peron ESO Research Organisation F EC From astronomy to products 2, 3 3 Gabriele Fioni CEA Research Organisation M FR From Materials science to innovation 2, 3, 4 4 Thornton EMBL-EBI Research Organisation F UK From Life Sciences to innovation 2, 3, 4 5 John Wormesley STFC Research Organisation M UK From science to innovation 2, 3 6 Gilles Bloch CEA Research Organisation M FR From Life Sciences to innovation 2, 3, 4 7 8
STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional talks, panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Elisa Molinari, Carmen Costantinescu SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Marco Sacco Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman 1 Frederik Noel Institute Politecnique de Grenoble University M France Expert and Coordinator of Visionair (Infrastructure project) Advanced 3D visualisation 2 Jivka Ovtcharova Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) University F Germany Expert and director of KIT https://www.imi.kit.edu/english/21_1780.php Digital Factory, immersive technology /VISION 3 Philipp Gravez Cea-list Research center M France Expert Digital modeling of complex phenomena 4 Giorgio Cutica Siemens Italia Company M Italy Expert Digital factory/Interoperability/VISION 5 Dassault systems Company F France Expert 6 Petra Kersting Technical university of Dortmund University F Germany Digital modelling of complex phenomena
TITLE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING ABSTRACT Focus on the disruptive potential of “Direct Digital manufacturing” of machine parts, tools, and end products in terms of materials development and sustainability, design opportunities, business models. The session will address the end-to-end process including OEM managing, CAD drawing, and a technology-based platform managing the integration process. POSSIBLE TOPICS 1) Additive Manufacturing 3D 2) Self assembling at al scales (4D) 3) Advances in printing technologies 4) Non-conventional industrial application (food) (rapid prototyping in health) 5) Design creativity 6) Manufacturing self-assembling STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Elisa Molinari, Arun Junai SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Siemens or airbus, Spea company, Marcel Slot (company OCE) leading Diginova (CSA project) Name Affiliation (SME, industry, etc) Male Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic (email, phone, …)
DRIVING DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION TITLE Advanced Materials at the cutting edge of innovation ABSTRACT Advanced materials play a key role in the evolution of technology: materials innovations have a strategic importance for economic growth and industrial competitiveness and can provide solutions to address the Grand Challenges of our times. POSSIBLE TOPICS 1) The emerging materials creativity, such as transparent and electronics, graphene, flexible applications etc. 2) The Materials Common House 3) Sustainable technologies for materials 4) Metamaterials STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional talks, panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Luigi Ambrosio, Rodrigo Martins
ABSTRACT Products at the End-Of-Life constitutes a very complex burden which is responsible for serious environmental impacts. Furthermore, the way these products are managed does not allow to benefit from the economic opportunities to the residual value of components and materials that are disposed. The reason is that available technologies and business models do not make sustainable the industrial treatment of products. The role of de-production is becoming more and more important asking for a systemic approach where new laws, and new industrial practices need to be put in place. Moreover they have a role in supporting the employment in Europe since they represent a unique occasion to recall many workers to manufacturing activities increasing the value on the GDP. Materials for a sustainable energy system in Europe: industry will largely benefit from new opportunities providing an advantage w.r.t. international competition. The aim is to advance knowledge in the fields of new materials for renewable energy, storage, grids and power plant applications. POSSIBLE TOPICS 1 Advanced technologies for Material recovery and treatment 2) Process optimization for Scrap reduction 3) Technologies for disassembling (Hlsc it) 4) Design for de-production, by taking into consideration in early phases of product design the recycling and upgrading aspects. STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional talks, panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Tullio Tolio(Chris de Kuber), Carmen Costantinescu SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: KopaceK, Chris Decubber Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman 1
MENTOR Carmen Costantinescu SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Prof Rudolf Zich (president of Torino wireless), Schneider, Zeljko Pasin (orgalme)/EFFR Ket sherpa group Speaker Name Organisation (SME, etc) Male Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic …) 1 Lisa Ellram IVEy University F USA http://www.fsb.miamioh.edu/directory/ellramlm similar names can be: Robert Klassen (USA) Outstanding scientific name on Supply Chain Management. Vision from innovative models of industrial networks. the importance of core competences in network management and supply chain management
Manus Rungtusanatham (USA) (very talented speaker) reshoring strategies to have an European speaker can be Rob Dekker (UK) with a speech on “Moving Theory for Collaborative Manufacturing Networks” Hamideh University of Amsterdam http://staff.science.uva.nl/~hamideh/#position Federated Collaborative networks or Big data in networked economy” 2 Zaragoza Logistic Center M/F Spain Technology innovation for logistic networks in competitive Europe 3 Heinrich Daimler M Efficient and sustainable supply chain 4 Di Giusto CRF M Italy CEO at CRF-Fiat http://www.economia.uniroma2.it/YICGG/area.asp?a=13&oc=45&d=301 OEM versus supply chain Sustainable Supply chain 5 Massimo Vian Luxottica M COO in Luxottica. Large company in the production of glasses, Integrated supply chain,responsible supply chain See at Fully integrated supply chain for the application of innovative technologies 7 Wilhelm Bauer Fraunhofer IAO and IAT M Director (acting), Fraunhofer IAO and IAT University of Stuttgart Appointment to honorary professorship by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz University Hannover, Institute of Production Systems and Logistics Executive director of Fraunhofer Italia Research s.c.a.r.l. Possible topics: > Networking industry and research >Collaborative models in innovation
TITLE FACTORIES FOR HUMANS (relevance for energy) ABSTRACT Innovative factories have to be strongly oriented towards the involvement of people at different levels (e.g. users, operators, stakeholders). As a result, people and machines will have to cooperate in a synergic way, sharing activities safely and efficiently. This session will discuss new technologies to be designed and developed taking into consideration new interaction ways with people Moreover this session will discuss how different people characteristics (age, fragilities, gender,...) should be comprised to give everyone the possibility to work in a productive and satisfactory way. This calls for a deep effort both on the technological and organizational side. Important implications affect also education and training. POSSIBLE TOPICS 1)Human-robot interaction 2)Safety issues in factories 3)Ageing workers and the enhancement of competences in the factory 4)Advanced technologies for training on the job (the role of virtual reality) STRUCTURE (e.g. traditional panel discussion with moderator, face-to-face, …) MENTOR Tullio Tolio, Carmen Costantinescu SPEAKERS SUGGESTED CHAIRPERSON / SPEAKERS (maximum 4 + 4 possible substitutes) [to be contacted later, only after HLSC validation] Suggested during the HLSC meeting: Chrisotf Hamish Daniele Vacchi (ceo Ima), Franco de regibus (comau), a Social Expert from Trade Unions Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …)
Suggested during the HLSC meeting: German speaker, Spire, Philips Speaker Name Organisation Affiliation (SME, industry, University, etc) Male /Female Country Reason of the choice who they are and why it has been proposed Topic Contact (email, phone, …) Chairman 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8