ITN 2012: Multi-ITN, EID and IDP

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1 FP7 PEOPLE PROGRAMME Marie Curie Actions ITN 2012: Multi-ITN, EID and IDP Kaisa HELLEVUO Head of Sector Research Executive Agency (REA) Unit P4, Marie Curie Host-Driven Actions 1

2 MC Actions FP7 overview ( ) FP7 breakdown ( million) Cooperation : Ideas : 7510 Collaborative research 10 thematic areas Frontier Research ERC Marie Curie Actions Evolution of annual budget Research Capacity People : 4750 JRC : 1751 Capacities : 4097 Euratom : 2751 Nuclear research 2 Prague 08/11/2011

Marie Curie Actions Evolution of annual budget Research Capacity People : 4750

3 The People Programme in FP7 training (ITN) Life-long training and career development Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) / Career Integration Grants (CIG) Co-funding of regional, national and international programmes (COFUND) Industry dimension Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP) International dimension Outgoing & Incoming International Fellowships (IIF & IOF); International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES) Policy support actions Researchers Night; EURAXESS 3

dimension Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP) International dimension Outgoing & Incoming International

4 Applicants Individual fellowships Private sector/ Academic/Research Institutions Research funding bodies Profile of recruited researchers Senior Post-docs (ER) > 10 years Post-docs (ER) > 4 years* or PhD Post-graduates (ESR) < 4 years* CIG IIF IOF IEF IAPP IRSES Non-profit organisations only ITN COFUND *full-time equivalent research experience after degree which formally entitles to embark on a doctorate 4

PhD Post-graduates (ESR) < 4 years* CIG IIF IOF IEF IAPP IRSES Non-profit organisations only ITN

5 ITN Objectives: Attract and train young people to become researchers Promote researchers mobility across sectors, countries and disciplines Equip researchers with a broad set of skills that will match both public and private sector needs Improve career prospects of doctoral candidates (different sectors, transnationally) Improve quality of doctoral training Promote collaboration of academia and private sector in doctoral training 5

and private sector needs Improve career prospects of doctoral candidates (different sectors,

6 2 Implementation Modes < Implementation Modes 2012 Multi-ITNs Multi-ITNs Mono-ITNs Marie Curie Innovative Doctoral Programmes European Industrial Doctorates ~ 400 M 20 M 6

7 Features: International network of partners (public and private sector) Joint Programme (interdisciplinary): (i) primarily training through research (ii) transferable skills training modules (entrepreneurship, management, IPR, communication ) (iii) exposure to both public and private sectors Four-year Grant Agreements Supervisory Board Research Activities: on scientific and technological knowledge through research: Individual personalised projects within the frame of the research topics defined by the network/programme includes secondments Structured training courses, events (summer schools, seminars ) Visiting researchers Quality of supervision Personal Career Development Plan established for researchers recruited for 6 months 7

scientific and technological knowledge through research: Individual personalised projects within the frame of the research topics defined by the network/programme includes secondments

8 Definitions Participants: full network partners, signatories to the grant agreement. Recruit researchers, provide research & transferable skills training, provide secondment opportunities and receive funding ( beneficiaries or level 1 ) Associated Partners: do not sign the grant agreement: do not recruit researchers. Provide transferable skills training and/or secondment opportunities ( level 2 ) Early Stage Researcher (ESR): at the time of recruitment, must be in the first 4 years of their research careers (full-time equivalent), and with no doctoral degree awarded yet Experienced Researcher (ER): at the time of recruitment, doctoral degree (or at least 4 years research experience), and in ITN scheme less than 5 years of research experience Industry/Enterprises: Private sector is understood to comprise organisations gaining the majority of their revenue (>50%) through competitive means with exposure to commercial markets 8

9 Multi-partner ITNs (Multi-ITN) At least 3 participants* (any type) from 3 different MS/AC Above this minimum, participation of also third countries is possible ( level 1 ) Associated partners from any country / sector / discipline ( level 2 ) Private sector participation: highest possible level ESR: appointment for 3-36 months ER: appointment for 3-24 months Secondments encouraged (up to 30% of recruitment period) Associated Total: Limited to 500 researcher-months Minimum 80% ESR person months Maximum 40% budget to one country Each level 1 partner must recruit * Average number of «level 1» participants 9 ( ) Country 2 9

appointment for 3-36 months ER: appointment for 3-24 months Secondments encouraged (up to 30% of recruitment period) Associated Total: Limited to 500

10 Innovative Doctoral Programmes (IDP) 1 participant ( level 1 ) Associated partners ( level 2 ) from different countries, sectors and disciplines Innovative doctoral programme: international, interdisciplinary, intersectoral The network is involved in a joint programme (S&T, training) The single participant recruits all fellows to carry out proposed work and training Associated Equip doctoral candidates with innovative skills (scientific and transferable skills) Quality of supervision of doctoral candidates 10

joint programme (S&T, training) The single participant recruits all fellows to carry out proposed work and training Associated

11 Innovative Doctoral Programmes (IDP) Country 1 University or Research Limited to 500 researchermonths 100% ESRs University or Industry University or Industry Industry Secondments encouraged up to 30% of recruitment period Other country Other discipline Other sector Associated 11

University or Industry Industry Secondments encouraged up to 30% of

12 European Industrial Doctorates (EID) Associated 2 participants (1 academic and 1 private) ( level 1 ) from 2 different MS/AC Associated partners from different countries, sectors and disciplines ( level 2 ) «Industry» = private sector Each ESR must: be enrolled in a doctoral programme be employed by at least one of the participants spend at least 50% of the time in private sector be jointly supervised by both participants Consortium agreement mandatory Research institutes can be the academic partner IF associated with a university that will deliver the doctoral degree 12

employed by at least one of the participants spend at least 50% of the time in private sector be jointly supervised by both participants

13 European Industrial Doctorates (EID) Associated 50% University or Industry Limited to 180 researcher-months (1-5 researchers) University /Laboratory Industry Country 1 Country 2 13

14 Overview of implementation modes 14

15 Financial regime* Category 1 (C1): Monthly Living Allowance - 38,000 gross salary per ESR / year x country coefficient - 58,500 gross salary per ER / year x country coefficient C2: Mobility Allowance - 1, (family or not) per researcher month x country coefficient - Flat-rate cost category C3: Contribution to & Research Costs - 1,800 per researcher month (Multi-ITN) - 1,200 per researcher month (EID and IDP) - Flat-rate cost category C4: Management Activities - Maximum 10% of total EU contribution (i.e. 10% of C1+C2+C3+C4+C5) - Real cost category C5: Overheads - 10% of direct costs (i.e. 10% of C1+C2+C3+C4) - Flat-rate cost category *Budget allocated to level 1 participants (recruit and employ fellows) 15

month (Multi-ITN) - 1,200 per researcher month (EID and IDP) - Flat-rate cost category C4: Management Activities - Maximum 10% of total EU contribution (i.e. 10% of C1+C2+C3+C4+C5) - Real cost category C5: Overheads - 10% of direct costs (i.

16 How to apply? Call published on the Research Participant Portal Publication of FP7 calls officially switched from CORDIS to the Research Participant Portal. FP7 calls no longer published on CORDIS. CORDIS users redirected to the relevant Participant Portal pages. 16

eu/research/participants/portal/ Publication of FP7 calls officially switched

17 ITN 2012 Budget and timetable Budget M including 20 M for EID Timetable Publication 20 July 2011 Closure 12 Jan 2012 (17:00 Brussels time) Remote evaluation 20 Feb 11 March 2012 Central evaluation March 2012 Info to applicants May 2012 Launch of nego. June 2012 First GA signed September

Jan 2012 (17:00 Brussels time) Remote evaluation 20 Feb 11 March 2012

18 Your NCP Sources of support Research Participant Portal CORDIS help desk EPSS Help desk Ethics help desk The Commission's FP7 Enquiry service Marie Curie Actions home page EURAXESS 18

html EPSS Help desk support@epss-fp7.org Ethics help desk http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/get-support_en.

19 Thank you! 19

IAPP 2012 FP7 PEOPLE PROGRAMME. Marie Curie Actions. Industry-Academia Partnerships Pathways

IAPP 2012 FP7 PEOPLE PROGRAMME. Marie Curie Actions. Industry-Academia Partnerships Pathways FP7 PEOPLE PROGRAMME Marie Curie Actions Industry-Academia IAPP 2012 Kaisa HELLEVUO Head of Sector Research Executive Agency (REA) Unit P4, Marie Curie Host-Driven Actions 1 The People Programme in FP7