Therese Lindahl

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PEOPLE Marie Curie Actions in
FP7 and Opportunities for RTD Cooperation between
Russia and Austria

• Therese Lindahl
• FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency
• Division European and International Programmes
• Workshop on INTAS Programmessupporting Young
  Scientistsin the EECA countries Future
  Prospects
• June 27, 2007
• Tomsk, Russia

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PEOPLE - Content of the presentation
PEOPLE the Programme for Career Development and
Mobility in FP7
General issues What, Why, Who, How?
Marie Curie Actions Overview and Details
Possibilities for Third Countries (EECA)
Participation
ERA-MORE The European Network of Mobility
Centres and The Researchers Mobility Portal
Austria
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Structure of the 7th Framework Programme
Cooperation
Ideas Frontier Research

• Thematische Bereiche

1. Health
2. Food, agriculture and fisheries, biotechnology
People Marie Curie Fellowships
3. Information and communication tech.
4. Nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials and
new production technologies .
Capacities Research Infrastructures SMEs Regions
of Knowledge Research Potential Science and
Society INCO (Horizontal)
5. Energy
6. Environment (including Climate Change)
7. Transport (including aeronotics)
8. Socio-economic sciences and the humanities
9. Security
10. Space
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PEOPLE - What, Why, Who, How?
Why People?
Overall objective to attract/retain numerous,
well-trained, motivated researchers in
Europe The actions support
Education and training of Early Stage Researchers
Diversification of skills/competencies of
experienced researchers
Career development
Transnational and intersectoral research
experience
The different activities can be summarized under
the name Marie Curie Actions
Budget 4750 millions Increase of the budget
of about 50 compared to FP6
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PEOPLE - What, Why, Who, How?
Why Marie Curie Actions?
The transnational mobility is an important
component in a typical researcher career, and
often a crucial precondition for Excellence
The life and scientific achievement of Marie
Curie is a good example of such researcher
careers
The Marie Curie Actions support the transnational
mobility of researchers, enabling the access to
expertise, independent of location
To what should you pay attention?
Transnational mobility of the researchers in all
Marie Curie Actions
Graduation! Students are not supported
No age limit!
Research experience Early stage researcher
first 4 years of research experience after
graduation Experienced researcher at least 4
years of research experience or a PhD
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PEOPLE - What, Why, Who, How?
Who takes the initiative?
The research organisation An individual
researcher (in cooperation with the host
institution)
How?
Bottom-up no thematic requirements Objectives of
the action pay attention to these
Afterwards?
Agreements signed between a research
organisation and the European Commission.
Researchers are financed with the MC funds of
their host institution.
What will be funded?
Personnel costs The European Commission defines
fixed amounts Contribution to research,
networking, workshops and conferences etc. the
funding rate depends on the MC Action and the
scientific discipline concerned Overheads max.
10 of the direct costs Management max. 3-7 of
the total EC contribution, depending on the MC
Action
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PEOPLE - What, Why, Who, How?
Living allowance
Employment contract Fixed amount fellowship
Early stage researchers
33 800 /year 16 900 / year
Experienced researchers (4-10 years research
experience)
52 000 /year 26 000 / year
Experienced researchers (gt10 years research
experience)
78 000 /year 38 000 / year
The amounts include the provisions for all
compulsory (employee and employer) deductions
under national applicable legislation! Correction
coefficients for all countries ? 102,2 for
Austria.
Mobility allowance 500 or 800 / month
depending on the family status Travel
allowance 1X/year, depending on the distance
between the country of origin and the host
country
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions an Overview
Project ideas from research organisations
Initial Training Networks (ITN)
Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP)
International Cooperation between Institutions
Project ideas from individual researchers
Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development
(IEF)
International Outgoing Fellowships for Career
Development (IOF)
International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)
European Reintegration Grants (ERG)
International Reintegration Grants (IRG)
Awards
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
Initial Training Networks (ITN)
What is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network?
Networks for training of early stage researchers
in the frame of a common research project

• Joint training programme
• Learning by doing ? Training through research
• Complementary competences (presentations,
  management, IPR,.)
• Mutual recognition of training/diplomas
• Industry participation
• Full network partner
• Provider of research training and complementary
  training
• Member of the supervisory board

Who will be funded and for how long?
Early Stage Researchers from Europe and third
countries Visiting Scientists for training and
the transfer of knowledge Duration max. 4 years
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP)
Objectives
Long term cooperation create pathways between
industry and academia. Open and foster the
cooperation between public and private research
organisations Mutual use of know-how encourage
knowledge sharing / cultural exchange In
particular SMEs should benefit from this MC Action
Who / What will be funded and for how long?
Cooperation between both sectors on a joint
research project and beyond Inter-sector two-way
secondment including research and technical
staff Hosting of experienced external researchers
for transfer of knowledge and training
(also from third countries) Organisation of
workshops and conferences including researchers
outside the partnership Contribution to
equipment costs for SMEs ? max. 10 of the total
contribution Duration 3-4 years
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
International Cooperation between Institutions
What does it mean?

• Common research projects between research
  organisations in Europe and third countries
• - In the frame of the EU neighbouring countries
  policy
• With ST agreement countries

Who / what will be funded?
Support of researcher careers short term
exchange of early stage and
experienced researchers Events
More information?
This action is not included in the work programme
for 2007. More information expected in summer
2007.
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development
(IEF)

• Experienced researchers
• From Europe
• Research project in another European country
  (incl. Associated countries)
• 1-2 years

International Outgoing Fellowships for Career
Development (IOF)

• Experienced researchers
• From Europe
• Research project in a third country
• 1-2 years
• Mandatory return phase in Europe (1 year)

International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)

• Experienced researchers
• From third countries
• Research project in Europe
• 1-2 years
• Funding of a potential return phase (15.000
  /year) possible for ICPC (International
• Cooperation Partner Countries)

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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
European Reintegration Grants (ERG)

• Experienced researchers
• From Europe
• Professional integration in an European country
  of their own choice
• (incl. country of origin and Associated
  countries) after a stay in a European country
• Precondition At least 18 months previous benefit
  of a MC Action in FP6 or FP7
• Scope Continuation of the research work/career
  of the researcher

What will be funded and for how long?
Contribution to salary, travel costs,
consumables, patents, publication costs Funding
15.000 /year Duration 2-3 years
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
International Reintegration Grants (IRG)

• Experienced researchers
• From Europe
• Professional integration in an European country
  of their own choice
• (incl. country of origin and Associated
  countries) after a stay in a Third country
• Precondition At least 3 years research
  activities in a third country
• Scope Variable (research, teaching, transfer of
  knowledge,
• commercial exploitation)

What will be funded and for how long?
Contribution to salary, travel costs,
consumables, patents, publication costs Funding
25.000 /year Duration 2-4 years
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PEOPLE - Marie Curie Actions the Details
Awards

• Experienced researchers
• Any nationality
• Excellent research results
• Candidates can apply directly or can be
  nominated by others
• Precondition at least 12 months previous benefit
  of a Marie Curie Action (or a
• comparable EC funding
  scheme) in FP6 or earlier
• Scope Prize holders are expected to participate
  in public events and to contribute to the
  awareness of European researcher careers in the
  ERA and the achievements of the Marie Curie
  Actions.

What will be funded?
Prize 50.000,-
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PEOPLE - Calls
When did it start?

• First calls published on the 22nd of December
  2006
• Initial Training Networks (ITN) Deadline
  outline proposal 7 May -07
• Full proposal 25 September -07
• - European Reintegration Grants (ERG) Deadline
  25 April -07 17 October -07
• - International Reintegration Grants (IRG)
  Deadline 25 April -07 17 October -07
• - Awards Deadline 26 April -07
• Second batch of calls published on the 28th of
  February 2007
• Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways
  (IAPP) Deadline 31 May -07
• Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) Deadline 14
  August -07
• - International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF)
  Deadline 14 August -07
• - International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)
  Deadline 14 August -07

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PEOPLE - Possibilities for Third Countries
Participation
In which actions can EECA participate?

• Multi-site Initial Training Networks (ITN)
• Third country organisations can participate once
  minimum requirement fulfilled
• (three participants from EU- or Assoc.
  countries)
• Third country researchers can apply for an
  appointment in a running ITN
• Third country researchers can be recruited as
  Visiting Scientists in a running ITN
• Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways
  (IAPP)
• - Third country organisations can participate
  once minimum requirement fulfilled (two
• participants from EU- or assoc. countries)
• Third country researchers can participate in the
  staff secondment if they have been
• employed in the organisation for at least one
  year
• - Third country researchers can be recruited as
  experienced external researchers
• International Cooperation between Institutions
• Participation of Third countries mandatory? no
  details known

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PEOPLE - Possibilities for Third Countries
Participation

• Intra-European Fellowships for Career Development
  (IEF)
• Third country researchers can participate if
  they have resided in a EU- or
• Associated country for at least 3 out of the
  last 4 years (at the proposal submission
• deadline)
• International Outgoing Fellowships for Career
  Development (IOF)
• The partner organisation (Outgoing Host) must be
  located in a third country
• (except those with which FP7 currently has no
  cooperation)!
• Researchers from Third countries are not
  eligible!!!
• International Incoming Fellowships
• Researchers must be nationals of a third country
  and must not have resided in
• a EU- or Associated country for more than 3 in
  the last 4 years (at the proposal
• submission deadline)

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PEOPLE - Possibilities for Third Countries
Participation

• European Reintegration Grants (ERG)
• Third country researchers can participate if
  they have resided in a EU- or
• Associated country for at least three out of
  the last four years (at the relevant
• cut-off date)
• International Reintegration Grants (IRG)
• Researchers from Third countries are not
  eligible!!!
• Awards
• Prize holders can be of any nationality

With respect to the rules of mobility!!! Internat
ional Cooperation Partner Countries (ICPC) can be
funded. (To be confirmed by the European
Commission.) Funding of Other Third Countries
(OTC) only if a bilateral scientific and
technological agreement or any other arrangement
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Possibilities for Third Countries
Further Possibilities for Participation in FP7

• The Cooperation Programme 10 Thematic Areas
• Third country organisations can participate if
  minimum requirements fulfilled
• (mostly 3 European Project Partner)
• Specific International Cooperation Actions
  (SICA)
• Minimum requirement two Partners from Europe
  and two from (different)
• ICPC countries
• The IDEAS Programme
• Researchers from third countries as Principal
  investigator or team member.
• The host organisation has to be situated in
  Europe.
• The Capacities Programme
• INCO Support and Coordination Actions (no
  research activities)
• Infrastructures if minimum requirements
  fulfilled
• SME (Small and Medium Enterprises)
• if minimum requirements fulfilled (3 European
  SMEs)

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PEOPLE - Important Links
Web links
Information on the People programme
FFG Homepage
http//rp7.ffg.at/Menschen (only in German)
EU Websites
http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/people/ http//ec.euro
pa.eu/research/fp6/mariecurie-actions/indexhtm_en.
html
Information on job advertisements in Marie Curie
Actions
http//ec.europa.eu/eracareers/index_en.cfm http/
/cordis.europa.eu/mc-opportunities
Contact FFG
Therese Lindahl Tel [phone] Fax
057755-94604 Email therese.lindahl_at_ffg.at
Johannes Sorz Tel [phone] Fax
057755-94603 Email johannes.sorz_at_ffg.at
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PEOPLE Contacts in Russia
Mobility NCPs in Russia
Prof. Leonid Gokhberg Tel [phone]Fax
7-495-6250367www.hse.ru
Dr. Anna Pikalova Tel [phone]Fax
7-495-6250367www.hse.ru
State University Higher School of
EconomicsCentre for International
ProjectsMyasnitskaya, 20101000, Moscow
State University Higher School of
EconomicsInstitute for Statistical Studies and
Economics of KnowledgeMyasnitskaya, 20101000,
Moscow
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PEOPLE - What to remember
PEOPLE Take-Home-Message
(Joint) research project
Research and training hand-in-hand
Bottom up
For research organisations and individual
researchers
Participation possibilities for third countries
in almost all MC Actions
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ERA-MORE
Associated EU Initiatives for Mobile Researchers
ERA-MORE

• European Network of Mobility Centres
• Consultancy of mobile researchers and their
  families
• Contact persons on the pan-European Researchers
  Mobility Portal or on the
• National Mobility Portals

Pan-European Researchers Mobility Portal

• Internet platform
• Comprehensive information for mobile researchers
  on
• http//ec.europa.eu/eracareers/index_en.cfm

National Mobility Portals

• Country-specific information for mobile
  researchers
• The links of the National Portals can be find on
  the Pan European Portal
• - Austrian Portal The Researchers Mobility
  Portal Austria
• www.researchinaustria.at

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ERA-MORE
The Researchers Mobility Portal Austria -
www.researchinaustria.at
Free job advertising on the European
Job-Database and active search for
candidates Free registration on the European
Job-Database with CV and active
Job-search Customised assistance about legal,
administrative and cultural issues by the
Mobility Centres Austria ÖAD, FFG und 32 Local
Service Centres Presentation of the Austrian
research landscape universities, research
institutions, economy and industry Research
relevant information for women in science,
promotion of women in science Links to 34 other
European and non-European Researcher Mobility
Portals Fellowships and Grants comprehensive
information on grants and research funding in
Austria and Europe on http//www.grants.at
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RTD Cooperation Russia-Austria Content of the
presentation
Opportunities for RTD Cooperation between Russia
and Austria
FFG - The Austrian Research Promotion Agency a
FP7 National Contact Point Organisation
Other European and Bilateral Funding Opportunities
Austrian RTD landscape
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FFG
FFG - The Austrian Research Promotion Agency

• Established in 2004
• Merger of four organisations ? Largest Austrian
  Funding Agency
• Austrian Industrial Research Promotion Fund (FFF)
• Technologie Impulse Gesellschaft (TIG)
• Austrian Space Agency (ASA)
• Bureau for International Research and Technology
  Cooperation (BIT)
• Legal structure private limited company
• Owner Federal Government, represented by
• Federal Ministry of Transport, Innovation and
  Technology
• Federal Minister of Economic Affairs and Labour
• 2006
• 447 million budget for funding activities
• 195 staff (full-time equivalents)

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Organisational Structure of FFG
FFG
Management
Internal audit
Strategy
Aeronautics and Space Agency (ALR)
Internal services
General Programmes (GP)
Structural Programmes (SP)
Thematic Programmes (TP)
European and International Programmes (EIP)
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FFG The Objectives
FFG

• New Austrian central organisation for public
  promotion of research and innovation
• Internationally visible organisation focal
  point of contact for research promotion in
  Austria
• Broad mix of instruments and stakeholders
• From typical bottom up support up to
  international activities
• From SMEs to the scientific community
• Offering advice, support, promotion and funding
  for RD projects
• FFG plays an important role in achieving aims
  defined by Austria and the European Union

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FFG / EIP Division of European and
International Programmes
FFG / EIP Our daily work as NCP

• Overall Objective Strengthen the Austrian
  participation in the EU FPs and other
  international RD Programmes
• Activities
• Awareness rising and information
• Information events
• Targeted email services
• Development and dissemination of information
  material
• Consultation and individual coaching, e.g.
• Partner search / Consortium building /
  Brokerage events
• Proposal preparation and proposal check
• Legal issues (IPR) assistance
• Organisation of training events and workshops
• Proposal writing, Project management, IPR etc.

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FFG / EIP Division of European and
International Programmes
FFG / EIP Our daily work as NCP

• Activities
• Representation of Austrian interests in the
  network of National Contact Points (NCP)
• Cooperation with intermediary organisations and
  multipliers
• Preparatory Co-funding
• Tech transfer and exploitation assistance
  (Innovation Relay Centre Austria)
• Our Websites (in German)
• www.ffg.at/eip
• www.ffg.at/rp7

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Since August 2006 House of Research
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FFG / EIP Contacts
FFG - The Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Address Sensengasse 1 Tel [phone]
 0 A-1090 Wien Fax      [phone]
AUSTRIA E-Mail   office_at_ffg.at
Contacts Ralf König Petra Reiter Head of Unit
for International Expert for INCO
(Russia) Cooperation and Mobility petra.reiter_at_f
fg.at ralf.koenig_at_ffg.at 43 (0)57755
4605 43 (0)57755 4601 Therese
Lindahl Johannes Sorz National Contact Point
for Mobility Expert for Mobility therese.lindahl_at_
ffg.at johannes.sorz_at_fft.at 43 (0)57755
4604 43 (0)57755 4603
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Other European and Bilateral Funding Opportunities
Incoming Grants some Examples

• Doctoral Fellowships (Ernst Schering Foundation)
  
• EMBO Long-Term Fellowships
• Ernst Mach Grant
• Fellowship Programme 2007-2008 of the Institute
  for Advanced
• Studies on Science, Technology and Society
  (IAS-STS), Graz
• Fellowships at the Konrad Lorenz Institute for
  Evolution and
• Cognition Research (KLI)
• Financial Aid Programme of the Diplomatic
  Academy
• Grant for Journalism Studies
• Hans und Blanca Moser Foundation
• Joint Study Programmes of the Technical
  University of Vienna

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Other European and Bilateral Funding Opportunities
Incoming Grants some Examples

• Research Grants for Academics due to Promotion
  of Young Scientists in
• the field of Archaeology
• Scholarship Council of the Scholarship
  Foundation of the Republic of
• Austria
• Scholarships for doctoral studies of the von
  Fircks fund of the University of
• Veterinary Medicine Vienna
• Support of mobility in the framework of the
  Scientific and Technological
• Agreement with Russia

All Grants to be found on www.grants.at More
useful information at the Austrian Exchange
Service http//www.oead.ac.at/
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Other European and Bilateral Funding Opportunities
Funding Agencies and Other Agencies in Austria

• Austria Wirtschaftsservice AWS www.awsg.at
• Austrian Academy of Sciences ÖAW
  www.oeaw.ac.at
• Austrian Cooperative Research ARC www.arc.at
• Austrian Exchange Service ÖAD www.oead.ac.at
• Austrian Research Promotion Agency FFG
  www.ffg.at
• Austrian Science Fund FWF www.fwf.ac.at
• Arsenal Research www.arsenal.ac.at
• Christian Doppler Research Association CDG
  www.cdg.ac.at
• Joanneum Research Forschungsgesellschaft
  www.joanneum.at
• Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft
  www.ludwigboltzmann.at

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Austrian RTD landscape
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Austrian RTD landscape
16 Universities (Universities of the Arts not
included)

• University of Vienna www.univie.ac.at/
• Karl-Franzens-University of Graz
  www.uni-graz.at
• University of Innsbruck www.uibk.ac.at
• Paris-Lodron-University of Salzburg
  www.sbg.ac.at
• Vienna University of Technology
  www.tuwien.ac.at
• Graz University of Technology www.TUGraz.at
• University of Leoben www.unileoben.ac.at80
• BOKU - University of Natural Resources and
  Applied Life Sciences
• www.boku.ac.at

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Austrian RTD landscape
Universities

• University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna
  www.vu-wien.ac.at
• University of Economics and Business
  Administration, Vienna
• www.wu-wien.ac.at
• Johannes Kepler University, Linz www.jku.at
• University of Klagenfurt www.uni-klu.ac.at
• Danube University Krems www.donau-uni.ac.at
• Medical University Graz www.meduni-graz.at
• Innsbruck Medical University www.i-med.ac.at
• Medical University of Vienna www.meduniwien.ac.a
  t

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Austrian RTD landscape
7 Private Universities

• Katholisch-Theologische Privatuniversität Linz
  www.ktu-linz.ac.at
• Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität
  www.bruckneruni.at
• Paracelsus Private Medical University
  www.pmu.ac.at
• PEF Private University for Management
  www.pef.at
• Sigmund Freud Privat Universität Wien
  www.sfu.ac.at
• University for Health Informatics and Technology
  Tyrol www.umit.at
• Webster University Vienna www.webster.ac.at

Universities of Applied Sciences www.fhr.ac.at
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Austrian RTD landscape
Life Sciences

• 10 universities working on biomedical research
  in Vienna,
  Graz, Salzburg, Innsbruck
• Several clusters for biomedical research with
  prestigious research institutes (Vienna region,
  Innsbruck/Tyrol, Graz/Styria)
• gt 100 Biotech Companies, mainly in Vienna,
  Tyrol, Styria
  Life Sciences-Directory
  www.lifesciencesdirectory.at
• Research branches of international pharmaceutical
  industries
• National research programme for Genomic Research
  (www.gen-au.at) (100 Mio Euro/9 years)

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Austrian RTD landscape
Life Sciences Science and Technology Centres in
Vienna

• Campus Vienna Biocenter www.viennabiocenter.org
• Vienna General Hospital www.akhwien.at
• Novartis Research Institute Campus
  www.novartis.at
• Innovations in dermatology and antibiotics
  research
• University of Veterinary Medicine
  www.vu-wien.ac.at
• Biotechnology in the service of people and
  animals
• University of Natural Resources and Applied Life
  Sciences /
• Technology Centre Muthgasse www.boku.ac.at
• Bioprocessing technology

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Austrian RTD landscape
Food

• Austria Food Company Directory
  www.fooddirectoryaustria.at
• gt small start-ups, spin-offs, large companies
  and companies involved in sales and services
• Austrias food companies are spread in all
  regions of the country
• Agriculture Austria is Europes number one in
  organic farming
• Lebensmittelversuchsanstalt (LVA) Food testing
  research institute
• www.lva.co.at
• FIAA Food Industries Association of Austria
  represents about 400 food industry companies in
  Austria www.dielebensmittel.at

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Austrian RTD landscape
Energy

• energytech.at www.energytech.at
• a virtual exhibition and information platform
  for energy technologies in the
• area of renewable energy sources and energy
  efficiency
• provides plenty of valuable and interesting
  information and fascinating news
• for experts in enterprises, education and
  research, and for planners as well
• an interface between the economy, science and
  education
• your service point in the field of innovative
  energy technologies

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Austrian RTD landscape
Environment

• Austrian Environmental Research Directory
  www.ecoresearchaustria.at
• Keyplayers
• University of Natural Resources and Applied Life
  Sciences, Vienna
• www.boku.ac.at
• Department for Agrobiotechnology IFA Tulln
  www.ifa-tulln.ac.at
• Organisation for International Dialogue and
  Conflict Management IDC
• www.idialog.eu
• International Institute for Applied Systems
  Analysis - IIASA www.iiasa.ac.at
• The Vienna Institute for Urban Sustainability
  OIKODROM
• www.oikodrom.org
• Sustainable Europe Research Institute SERI
  www.seri.at

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Austrian RTD landscape
Security

• Keyplayers
• Institut für Rechts- und Kriminalsoziologie
  IRKS www.irks.at
• University of Natural Resources and Applied Life
  Sciences, Vienna
• www.boku.ac.at
• Institute for Advanced Studies HIS
  www.ihs.ac.at
• Austrian Red Cross www.roteskreuz.at
• Joanneum Research www.joanneum.at
• Austrian Research Centers ARC www.arcs.ac.at

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Austrian RTD landscape
Socio-economic Sciences Humanities

• Keyplayers
• Institut für Rechts- und Kriminalsoziologie
  IRKS www.irks.at
• Centre for Social Innovation ZSI www.zsi.at
• Institute for Advanced Studies HIS
  www.ihs.ac.at
• Austrian Academy of Sciences www.oeaw.ac.at
• Interdisciplinary Centre for Comparative
  Research in the Social Sciences
• ICCR www.iccr-international.org

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Austrian RTD landscape
Information- and Communication Technologies
Research IT Austria www.research-it.at
Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies
The Austrian NANO Partner directory
www.bit.or.at/nano
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FFG / EIP Contacts
FFG - The Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Address Sensengasse 1 Tel [phone]
 0 A-1090 Wien Fax      [phone]
AUSTRIA E-Mail   office_at_ffg.at
Contacts Ralf König Petra Reiter Head of Unit
for International Expert for INCO
(Russia) Cooperation and Mobility petra.reiter_at_f
fg.at ralf.koenig_at_ffg.at 43 (0)57755
4605 43 (0)57755 4601 Therese
Lindahl Johannes Sorz National Contact Point
for Mobility Expert for Mobility therese.lindahl_at_
ffg.at johannes.sorz_at_fft.at 43 (0)57755
4604 43 (0)57755 4603