Microsystems in FP7 ICT Programme

Microsystems in FP7
ICT Programme
Information Event
Warsaw, 8 March 2007
Francisco J. Ibáñez
Microsystems
European Commission
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Micro/Nanosystems
Micro/nanosystems are miniaturised
systems able to
sense, diagnose, describe and qualify a
given situation;
suggest or implement appropriate
actions;
interact with the user, the environment
and other 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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Microsystems in FP6:
Thematic areas covered
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Micro/Nano-bio ICT.
Biosensors, lab-on-chip, DNA & protein analysis chips, food safety & quality
monitoring, implants, drug delivery, medical imaging
Sensor-based systems and Storage.
Integrated sensor systems, MEMS, handling of nano-objects, mass storage
Organic/Large area electronics and Displays.
Organic electronics, flexible electronic systems, flexible displays, large-area
applications
Systems for Ambient Intelligence (AmI).
Mobile phone based platforms, networked multisensors system for elderly
people, smart textiles, biosensing textiles
Manufacturing and Process integration.
Microsystems manufacturing technologies from design to packaging testing
and reliability
Smart fabrics and interactive textile.
Integration of advanced fibres and materials at the fibre core. E-textiles
Support and coordination actions.
Networking, roadmaps
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Projects per thematic area (FP6)
24 projects
(6 IPs)
€ 101 mn
10+4 projects
(2+1 IPs, 2 NoEs)
€ 55 mn
11 projects
(4 IPs)
€ 54 mn
5 projects
(3 IPs, 1 NoE)
€ 35 mn
8 projects
(4 IPs)
€ 47 mn
10 projects
(3 IPs, 1 NoE)
€ 31 mn
In total
€ 301 mn
11 projects
€ 6 mn
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Challenge 3:
Components, Systems, Engineering
Workprogramme Objectives
Call 1
Call 2
– IST-2007.3.1: Next generation nanoelectronics
components and electronics integration
– IST-2007.3.2: Organic and large area electronics and
display systems
– IST-2007.3.3: Embedded systems design
– IST-2007.3.4: Computing systems
– IST-2007.3.5: Photonic components and subsystems
– IST-2007.3.6: Micro/Nanosystems
– IST-2007.3.7: Networked embedded and control
systems
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IST-2007.3.2: Organic & Large-Area Electronics
& Display Systems
a) Organic & large-area electronics
Lab on foil system
Courtesy of Fraunhofer IZM
RF-ID tag
Courtesy of Philips
Large area processing
Courtesy of Fraunhofer IZM
b) Visualisation & display systems
Call 1
63 M€(*)
57 M€ CP (min 14 M€ IPs and 22 M€ STREPs)
3 M€ NoE
3 M€ CSA
(*) Total amounts to be confirmed after a new
financing decision for the 2008 budget
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IST-2007.3.2 (a): Organic & Large-Area Electronics
Expected Outcome
Large area technologies for new manufacturing paradigms
enabling system in foil integration and low costs applications
Technology areas
• Additive / printable processes &
corresponding equipment & materials
• Flexible interconnects and device encapsulation
• device architecture and characterisation
• Device modelling and circuit design
Enabling Functionalities
• logic, memory, RF
• Sensing, Photovoltaic
• Organic Light Emitting Diodes
• energy scavenging/storage & power management
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IST-2007.3.2 (a): Organic & Large-Area Electronics
Expected applications
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Polymer sensor
coating
e-paper, flexible displays
smart tags, RFIDs
Intelligent lighting
Bio-sensors, lab on chip
System in foil
Sheet PVs & batteries
OLED
Support measures
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Flexchip-Modul i.e Si
polymersolar
cell
Picture: Courtesy
of Fraunhofer
IZM
Substrate
& barrier foil
energy
regulation
Picture: Courtesy of
Plastic Logic Ltd
Access to competence & infrastructures
Training & education
Joint users assessment of prototype equipment
Develop synergies between the electronic, equipment, material &
printing industries
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IST-2007.3.2 (a): Visualisation & display Systems
Expected Outcome
• 3-D: Unrestricted visualisation,
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natural scene acquisition & representation
User interaction
Extended performance, novel technologies
display systems for next generation
portable applications
Areas of activity
• Multi-viewer, pseudo-holographic 3D
displays,
3D signal acquisition and processing
• Extended colour & brightness space
• Zero-power, foldable/transparent,
virtual displays, µ-projectors
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IST-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
Courtesy STELLA
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
Call 2
83 M€(*)
75 M€ CP (min 20 M€ IPs and 32 M€ STREPs)
4 M€ NoE
4 M€ CSA
(*) Total amounts to be confirmed after a new
financing decision for the 2008 budget
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Courtesy
Finland
Austria
Greece
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Liechtenstein
Portugal
Czech Republic
Romania
Slovakia
Poland
Hungary
Estonia
Bulgaria
Slovenia
Australia
China
Latvia
Malta
Korea
Turkey
Belgium
Switzerland
Spain
Russian Federation
Lithuania
0
Sweden
10
Netherlands
20
Israel
30
United Kingdom
40
Italy
50
Germany
70
France
Micro/Nanosystems
FP6 (2002-06)
EC contribution per country
M illions of Euro
60
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Switzerland
Greece
4
Hungary
Israel
Romany
Sweden
Norway
Ireland
Netherlands
6
Finland
8
Spain
10
Italy
12
United Kingdom
14
Belgium
16
France
18
Germany
Micro/Nanosystems
FP6 (2002-06)
Coordinating organisations by country
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13
Country
Poland
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Project
Participant
AKADEMIA GORNICZO-HUTNICZA
MUNDIS
Asm Centrum Badan I Analiz Rynku Sp.Zo.O
IntelliDrug
Institut of Electron Technology
OPTOLABCARD; e-CUBES; Healthy Aims;
INTEGRAMplus; MINOS EURONET
Institute Of Electronic Materials Technology
AMICOM
Jagiellonian University
VECTOR
Polish Academy Of Sciences, Medical Research Center
SENSATION
Silesian University Of Technology
GOSPEL
Technical University of Lodz
ProeTEX
Warsaw University Of Technology
IntelliDrug; PATENT
Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna
FORK
Wroclaw University of Technology
DAVID
Honeywell Romania SRL
e-CUBES
National Institute for Reseach and Development in
Microtechnologies
MINOS - EURONET; PATENT;
INTEGRAMplus; ToxiChip;
AMICOM
Sc Atc Rom Srl
SENSATION
SIVECO Romania S.A.
P.CEZANNE
Institute of Normal and Pathological Physiology - Slovak Academy
of Sciences
SENSACTION-ALL
Comenius University Bratislava
DVT-IMP
Polymer Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
P.CEZANNE
Slovak University of Technology Bratislava
ERA Pilot MiNa TSI; MINOS - EURONET
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering
MINOS - EURONET
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Country
Project
Participant
Bulgaria
Technical University of Sofia
MINOS - EURONET
Czech Rep.
IBM Ceska Republika SRO
NETCARITY
Charles University Prague – 2. School of Medicine
Micro2DNA
Czech Technical University In Prague, Faculty Of Electrical Engineering
POLYAPPLY
INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS OF THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE
CZECH REPUBLIC
MUNDIS
TESCAN, s.r.o.
NanoHand
University of West Bohemia
MUTED
Estonia
University of Tartu
ERA Pilot MiNa TSI
Hungary
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
DVT-IMP; microBUILDER;
MINOS - EURONET;
PATENT
HOLOGRAFIKA Hologrameloallito
HOLOVISION; OSIRIS
Institute for Psychology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
NeuroProbes
Latvia
University of Latvia
FLEXIDIS
Lithuania
Institute Psychophysiology And Rehabilitation
SENSATION
Kaunas University of Technology
MINOS - EURONET
Fondazzjoni Temi zammit
ERA Pilot MiNa TSI
University Of Malta
SENSATION
Malta
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Micro/Nanosystems
For more information
Website:
http://cordis.europa.eu/ist/mnd/
Contact:
[email protected]
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