Conference Overview. Pharma and Medical Devices (1) Industry. WORKSHOP: Innovation Management and Access to Finance

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2 Conference Overview MORNING AFTERNOON Opening Remarks Pharma and Medical Devices (1) WEDNESDAY 26 th Introductory Lectures Bio-Based, Bio-Inspired Industry WORKSHOP: Innovation Management and Access to Finance WORKSHOP: Ceramics Future Through Nanomaterials Bio-Based, Bio-Inspired Industry THURSDAY27 th Pharma and Medical Devices (2) Cognitive Sciences WORKSHOP: TRIPODE Innovation in Organic Electronic Metrology for Industrial Application (AAL) WORKSHOP:Safe by Design in Nanotech-based Products Metrology for Industrial Application NETWORKING FRIDAY28 th Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials WORKSHOP: Nanomaterials for Cultural Heritage (tbc) Materials for Improved Performances and Use of Resources Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Materials for Improved Performancesand Use of Resources Metrology for Industrial Application 2

3 CONFERENCE THEMES Healthcare and Wellbeing Smart Manufacturing Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials Space Related Applications Bio-Based& Bio-inspired Industry CONFERENCE SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, 26 TH Conference Opening: Introductory Lectures... 4 Enabling Innovation in (1)... 5 Bio-Based and Bio-Inspired Industry... 6 THURSDAY, 27 TH Enabling Innovation in (2)... 7 Cognitive Sciences (diseases and disorders)... 8 : Enabling Advanced Production Systems FRIDAY, 28 TH Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Materials for Improved Performances and Use of Resources

4 Wednesday 26 th Morning ( ) Conference Opening: Introductory Lectures Welcome and introduction from authorities and organizers GAVINO MURGIA MASSIMO INGUSCIO ALBERTO SANGIOVANNIVINCENTELLI NEST PRIZE 2013 Deputy Head of Unit, DG Enterprise and Industry, Key Enabling Technologies and Digital Economy, European Commission President, National Institute of MetrologicalResearch,INRIM Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, University of California, Berkeley (USA) Fabio Beltram, Director, ScuolaNormaleSuperiore of Pisa will award the NEST PRIZE 2013 European Policies for Key Enabling Technologies European Metrology Strategy for Research and Innovation Enabling Technologies, US and EU approaches Presentation of the 2014 NEST PRIZE Edition Bio-Based, Bio-Inspired Industry 4

5 Enabling Innovation in (1) Wednesday 26 th Afternoon ( ) KETs can bring innovative, sometimes disruptive solutions to the healthcare industry. Inspiring, exemplar innovation cases and key research and development trends in a variety of areas, of great relevance for health care and well being, will be presented. The latest advancements in nanomedicine, robotics, diagnostic and medical devices, biomaterials, bionanointerfaces and coatings will be illustrated. NEIL P. DESAI GERT STORM PAUL GALVIN CLAUDIO GERMINARIO, ELISABETTA PAPA EMANUELA COVA CECILIA PEDERZOLLI (TBC) DANIELE TOSI (TBC) ELISA SANTOVITO MICHELE BIANCHI AbraxisBioScience LLC, Los Angeles (USA) Utrecht University, Dept. Pharmaceutics, Utrecht Institute for Pharmaceutical Sciences (UIPS), The Netherlands Tyndall National Institute, University College Cork, Ireland Società Italiana Brevetti SpA IRCCS Policlinico San Matteo Pavia Fondazione Bruno Kessler University of Limerick, Ireland National Research Council, Institute of Sciences of Food Production (ISPA-CNR) Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute Nanomedicine A Journey From Lab to Market Targeted Particulate Nanomedicines: Promises and Reality The ABC of Micro and Nano Enabled Smart Medical Devices Nano-Drugs and Micro Robots Invention: a Double Challenge for the Patent Attorney Antibody-Engineered Gold Nanoparticles Targeted to Lung Mesenchymal Cells As Novel Treatment For Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction Smart Functional Biointerfaces for Cancer Biomarkers Detection in Extracellular Fluids Optical Fiber Sensors for Monitoring of Thermal Ablation Procedure Applied to Interventional Cancer Care: Results and Future Prospects A Multipurpose EIS Biochip for Pathogenic Bacteria Detection Smart Ceramic Thin Films for New Generation Bone Implants Bio-Based, Bio-Inspired Industry 5

6 Wednesday 26th Afternoon ( ) Bio-Based and Bio-Inspired Industry The demand for sustainable growth has prompted the research for alternative, more environmental friendly, products and processes. Biotechnologies can provide an answer to this demand in a variety of sectors spanning from fuels to chemicals, agri-food, remediation. The conference will showcase results and trends of the R&D activities in this strategic sector in which Italy can boast a front edge position. MANFRED KIRCHER KADIB-Kircher Advice in Bioeconomy, Germany KETs - Driver and Basis of the Bioeconomy MARZIA QUAGLIO Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia Bio-Inspired Technologies (prov. title) SPEAKER IN DEFINITION FDERICA MENEGAZZO Polytechnic of Turin DSMN Dept, Ca' Foscari University of Venice and INSTM Consortium Bioproducts and II Generation Biofuels (prov. title) Highly Dispersed Gold Nanoparticles as Efficient Catalysts for a Bio-Based Industry VALENTINA PREDAZZI Società Italiana Brevetti SpA The World of Clean-Patents BERNARD THONON RAFFAELLA DONETTI SPEAKER IN DEFINITION GIULIA PADOVANI Laboratory for Innovation in New Energy Technologies and Nanomaterials (CEA-LITEN), France PirelliTyre Laboratory Archa SrL Institute of Ecosystem Study, National Research Council (CNR ISE) Advanced Development Platform for Pre- Treatment and Thermochemical Conversion of Second Generation Biomass Rice husk: a sustainable source for nanostructured silica A Novel and Efficient Method for the Production of Polyhydroxyalkanoate Polymer-Based Packaging from Olive Oil Waste Water Conversion of Olive Mill Wastewater in Feedstocks Suitable for Feeding a Photofermentative Process for Biocarburant Production Bio-Based, Bio-Inspired Industry 6

7 Enabling Innovation in (2) Thursday 27 th Morning ( ) KETs can bring innovative, sometimes disruptive solutions to the healthcare industry. Inspiring, exemplar innovation cases and key research and development trends in a variety of areas, of great relevance for health care and well being, will be presented. The latest advancements in nanomedicine, robotics, diagnostic and medical devices, biomaterials, bionanointerfaces and coatings will be illustrated. GUANG-ZHONG YANG PAUL BREEDVELD Hamlyn Centre for Robotic Surgery, Imperial College, UK Biomechanical Engineering, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands From Whole Body Systems to Micro-manipulators Safer, Smaller and Smarter Medical Robots Bio-InspiredMedical Technology MARCO MINUTILLO Robot System Automation srl Title in definition EUGENIO GUGLIELMELLI Biomedical Robotics and BiomicrosystemsLab, University Campus Bio-Medico Rehabilitation Robotics 7

8 Thursday 27 th - Morning ( ) Cognitive Sciences (diseases and disorders) Cognitive disorders are on the rise also as a consequence of an ageing population. The session will explore the contribution of KETs, on a medium to long-term horizon, in addressing this problem and improving the life of people affected by this disabling condition. The areas considered include biosystems and biomaterials, monitoring and sensing devices, modelling and simulation to understand the brain, mimic its functioning, to help diagnose and the treatment of Neurodegenerative Disorders (NDDs). FABIO BENFENATI ALESSANDRO VERCELLI SANDRO CARRARA GEOFFREY W. BURR TADASHI SHIMIZU Neuroscience and Brain Technologies, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia University of Turin EPFL-École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland IBM Almaden Research Center, USA Corporate Planning Division, JINS CO. LTD, Japan Neuroscience Meets Nanotechnology: from Hybrid Neuro-Interfaces to Neural Prostheses Microvesiclesand Exosomes, Highly Regulated Biological Nanosized Systems for the Pathogenesis and Therapy of Neurodegenerative Diseases Memristor Sensors for Neurodegenerative Diseases Non-Von Neumann Computation: Computing Systems Motivated by the Human Brain JINS MEME - Daily Eyewear used for Medical Applications with New Sensing Technology 8

9 : Enabling Advanced Production Systems Thursday 27th Morning ( ) Resources and materials saving, process efficiency, flexibility, customization, and rapid manufacturing, are key drivers to improve competitiveness in advanced production systems. Integration of nanotech, advanced materials and ICT play a fundamental role to achieve these goals. The session will highlight R&D activities in areas such as nanofabrication, nanostructured materials, additive manufacturing, monitoring, sensing and actuation, rapid prototyping, automation and mechatronics. PAOLO CALEFATI (TBC) EFFRA, Prima Industrie SpA Title in Definition MICHELE MONNO (TBC) Machine Tools and Production Systems, Musp Consortium Title in Definition ALESSANDRO FARANO (TBC) Novasis Innovation Title in Definition SALVATORE CINÀ Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, Technological Research Division (CEATECH), France Silicon Photonics Devices Realised by Direct Bonding of III-V Semiconductors on Si ALESSANDRO CONSALVO Renishaw Srl Metals Additive Manufacturing - Design for Process SILVIA BRAZZINI Società Italiana Brevetti SpA Smart Materials Smart Patents ELENA SHEMBEL (TBC) IVO RANGELOW ROLAND STAUDINGER Enerize Corporation, USA Institute of Micro- Nanoelectronics, Ilmenau University of Technology Germany EV Group (EVG), Austria Nanomaterials and Nanofabrication for High Energy Hybrid System: Solid State Li-ion Battery - Solar Cell. Technology, Production Equipment and Nondestructive Testing Method Scanning Probe Lithography at The 5nm Scale Medical or Biological Devices based on Next Generation Nanomanufacturing Technology 9

10 Thursday 27 th Afternoon ( ) The launch in 2014 of the new EU Joint Program on Active Assisted Living is giving a renewed impulse to develop technological solutions toward societal inclusion and the vision of a society for all ages. Along the entire product value chain, KETs are enabler of new solutions for physical prevention, rehabilitation and assistance, including, amongst others, fixed and mobile (wearable) sensors, communication systems, home automation, robotics, human machine interfaces, human driven design systems. PAOLO DARIO Scuola Superiore S. Anna Title in Definition SERGIO GALBIATI FABIO PIANESI (TBC) STEVEN RAHMAN AD VAN BERLO AMEDEO CESTA LFoundry EIT ICT Labs and Fondazione Bruno Kessler MPP, Harvard University, Samsung Research America, USA Smart Homes Srl, The Netherlands National Research Council, Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies (CNR-ISTC) and GIRAFFPLUS Project Micro-nanoelectronics for the AAL Sector (provisional title) Title in Definition EDOARDO CALIA (TBC) Istituto Superiore Mario Boella Title in Definition FABIO DI FRANCESCO (TBC) VEIKKO IKONEN TALKS IN DEFINITION Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry,University of Pisa VTT Technical Research Centre, Finland Living Made Easier through Augmented and Virtual Reality Technological and Business Perspectives for AAL (Provisional Title) Combining Social Interaction and Long Term Monitoring for Promoting Independent Living (Provisional Title) Nanocomposite-Based Wearable Temperature Sensors Industry View to the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the AAL Domain 10

11 Thursday 27 th Afternoon ( ) Pursuing cooperation in metrology and characterization amongst research and technology players, industry in particular, is the focus of the recent European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP). The session will show the central role of metrology in industrial manufacturing processes to take full advantage of KETs, considering topics such as advanced techniques for analysis, traceability and characterization of structures and surfaces. WILFRIEDV ANDERVORST IAN GILMORE BURKHARD BECKHOFF MARIE-CHRISTINE LEPY MARIA LUISA RASTELLO Materials and Components Analysis, IMEC, Belgium National Physical Laboratory (NPL), UK Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB - National Metrology Institute), Germany Laboratoire National Henri Becquerel, CEA-LETI, France Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica (INRIM) Innovations in Metrology: Meeting the lab/fab challenges Advanced Metrology for Nanoscale Surface Chemical Analysis Characterization of Nanoscaled Materials by X-Ray Spectrometry Traceability and References: from the Convention du Mètre to Nanotechnology Highlights of the European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP) CLAUDIO GERMINARIO Società Italiana Brevetti SpA Metrology and its Calibre in IPR Protection GABRIELLA BORIONETTI RUBEN BARTALI MEMC Electronic Materials SpA, SunEdison Semiconductor Fondazione Bruno Kessler Nano Metrology in a Manufacturing Environment of a Material Supplier for Microelectronic Industry Hardness and Elastic Modulus of Neodymium-doped TiO2 films 11

12 Friday 28 th Morning ( ) Space Related Applications The space sector, one of the pillars of Horizon 2020, is strategic for testing the devices and solutions realized with KETs in the most demanding and harshest conditions. Innovation in household appliances will benefit as fall-out of this research. The session will focus on micro - nano materials and systems, detectors, energy harvesting systems (solar & other), communications (RF-devices, MEMS, microantenne), robotics, miniaturized satellites. ROBERTO BATTISTON FRANCO ONGARO PIERO MESSIDORO VALERIO STRIANO GIACOMO REINA CIRO BORRIELLO MARCO SCATTO MARCELLO ONOFRI (TBC) TALKS IN DEFINITION Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI) ESTEC - European Space Research and Technology Centre, European Space Agency Thales Alenia Space CGS Space Nanoshare Srl and University of Roma Tor Vergata Aviospace Srl Alta Srl and Veneto Nanotech Scpa Aerospace Research Center of Sapienza (CRAS) Small is Beautiful: Nanotechnologies Versus Space Challenges Cross-Cutting KETs for Responsible Innovation, the Space Perspective Innovation in Thales Alenia Space: Overall Strategy and the Role of the Nanotechnologies Holographic Optical Elements for Aerospace Applications Cold Cathodes for Aerospace Applications: a Settled and Reliable Technology Based on Field Emission From Carbon Nanostructures Inkjetted Functional Heater for Aerospace Applications Synergies in the Development of Advanced Materials for Space Applications Title in Definition Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Improved Performances and Use of Resources 12

13 Friday 28 th Morning ( ) Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Considering the excellence of the EU manufacturing industry, and the dependence on external raw materials supply, the substitution of critical raw materials is one of the options to secure the production of high-value goods in Europe. As underpinned by the European Innovation Partnership on Raw Materials, breakthrough technologies such as nanomaterials and advanced materials can contribute to find solutions to substitute critical raw materials along the supply chain, in particular in areas such as energy, transportation and ICT. DERKBOL GUIDO FAGLIA ALBERTO BOLLERO Materials innovation institute M2i, Partner of ERA-MIN (ERA-NET on Industrial Handling of Raw Materials, The Netherlands University of Brescia IMDEA Nanociencia, Spain Challenges and Strategies for Substitution of Critical Material Substitution of Indium in Transparent Conductive Layers the ORAMA project experience Back to the Future: Revisiting Ferrites with Nowadays Nano-Tools as Alternative to Rare-Earth Permanent Magnet FRANCO BONOLLO University of Padova Secondary Aluminium Alloys: Potential and Limits CSABA BALÁZSI MICHELE IANNONE DONATO ZANGANI Bay Zoltan Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research Institute for Materials Science and Technology, Hungary Alenia Aermacchi, Finmeccanica D Appolonia SpA Utilization of Wood Waste Containing Preservatives Materials for Aeronautical Structures: Reason and Rules for Material Change Strategic Roadmapping on Lightweight Multifunctional Materials and Composites For Transportation the VALUE4NANO Experience CLAUDIO GERMINARIO SocietàItalianaBrevetti SpA Raw Materials Fine Patentable Inventions Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Improved Performances and Use of Resources 13

14 Materials for Improved Performances and Use of Resources Friday 28 th - Afternoon ( ) Nowadays, the combination of improved performance and efficient use of resources in processes and products is paramount for competing on a global market. The industrial renaissance of Europe should target as well the main objectives of Resource Efficient Europe, as outlined by the EU commission. Functional and structural advanced materials and nanomaterials, thin films, are the option of choice for characteristics/performances driven innovation. KARSTEN WEGNER Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zurich, Particle Technology Lab. and Wegner Consulting, Switzerland Advanced Nanoparticles Manufactured by Flame Synthesis FABRIZIO CAVANI SANDRA TOCHON GIOVANNI PIEROPEPE MICHELE MANCA MANILA CHIERUZZI MARZIA PENTIMALLI MARIA JOSÈ FERREIRA (TBC) University of Bologna, Industrial Chemistry and INSTM Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, lab. for Innovation in New Energy Technologies and Nanomaterials (CEATECH-LITEN), France National Research Council, SPIN Institute (CNR SPIN) and University of Naples Federico II, Department of Physics Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia University of Perugia Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development, ENEA CTCP, Footwear Technological Institute. Portugal The role of nano-sized catalysts in the transformation of renewable raw materials into chemicals Innovative Manufacturing of Complex Shape Components by Powder Metallurgy Flexible Thermoelectrical Modules Based on Bi- Tenanocomposites Dual-Functional Photoelectrochemical Power Sources for Energy Efficient Glass Facades Use of Nanoparticles for Enhancing the Heat Capacity of Nanofluids Based on Molten Salts as Phase Change Materials for Thermal Energy Storage An Innovative Metal Hydride Cooling System Based on Hydrogen Adsorption/Desorption on Solid Beds. Progress In Materials & Thermal Cycle Engineering. Footwear materials with enhanced comfort properties based on functional nanoparticles Space Related Applications Substitution of Critical Raw Materials Improved Performances and Use of Resources 14