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1 EUROPEAN RESEARCH COUNCIL Statistiche Serena Borgna- APRE BIO NMP - ERC National Contact Point borgna@apre.it Venezia,

2 Evaluated* Funded success rates** Starting Grant ,167 8, Starting Grant ,503 2, Starting Grant ,873 2, Starting Grant ,080 4, Starting Grant ,741 4, Starting Grant ,329 3, Consolidator Grant ,673 3, Starting and Consolidator Grant 30,366 29,462 2, Advanced Grant ,167 2, Advanced Grant ,584 1, Advanced Grant ,009 1, Advanced Grant ,284 2, Advanced Grant ,304 2, Advanced Grant ,408 2, Advanced Grant 12,756 12,404 1, Proof of Concept & Proof of Concept & Proof of Concept Proof of Concept Synergy Grant Synergy Grant * withdrawn and ineligible proposals not taken into account Total number of applications ** percentage of funded proposals in relation to evaluated proposals of which 2

2 Advanced Grant 2008 2,167 2,034 282 13.9 Advanced Grant 2009 1,584 1,526 245 16.1 Advanced Grant 2010 2,009 1,967 271 13.8 Advanced Grant 2011 2,284 2,245 301 13.

3 ERC achievements Grants per country of host institution ERC Starting, Consolidator, Advanced Grant calls Current Host Institutions data as of 16/12/2013

4 ERC achievements ERC grantees with ERA nationality* *)nationality as last declared by the principal investigator

5 Italy at ERC Evaluated proposals from hosts in Italy Ineligible and withdrawn proposals not taken into account

6 Italy at ERC Granted proposals at host institutions in Italy * * current host institutions; data as of 16/12/2013

7 Italy at ERC Success rates per country of Host Institution 7

8 Italy at ERC Success rates per domain

9 Italy at ERC ERC grant distribution to countries of HI ERC StG, CoG and AdG calls *) Host institution refers to the organisation with which the first grant agreement was signed

2007-2013 *) Host institution refers to the

10 Italy at ERC Mobility of researchers 23 Foreign PIs in Italy, from DE (5), US (3), FR (2), UK (2), NL (2), NO (2), BE (2), etc. 178 Italian PIs abroad 10 Current host institutions; data as of 16/12/2013

11 Italy at ERC Top host institutions in Italy Current host institutions; data as of 16/12/2013

12 Italy at ERC PoC grants by country of host institution ERC PoC calls 2011, 2012 and Current host institutions; data as of 16/12/2013

13 Country Higher-Education Institution No StG/CoG AdG Total LS PE SH UK University of Oxford UK University of Cambridge UK University College London CH Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich) CH Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) IL Weizmann Institute IL Hebrew University of Jerusalem UK Imperial College UK University of Edinburgh BE University of Leuven UK University of Bristol DE University of Munich (LMU) NL Radboud University Nijmegen NL University of Amsterdam NL Leiden University NL Utrecht University IL Technion - Israel Institute of Technology CH University of Zurich UK King's College London IL Tel Aviv University CH University of Geneva FI University of Helsinki SE Karolinska Institute Country Research Organisation No StG AdG Total LS PE SH FR National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) DE Max Planck Society FR National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm) FR French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission ES Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) FR National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automatic Control (INRIA) Top European Institutions hosting at least 30 ERC Grantees by funding Schemes StG/CoG AdG First legal signatories of the grant agreement Data as of 16/12/2013

45 33 1 IL Hebrew University of Jerusalem 7 43 30 73 33 26 14 UK Imperial College 8 34 27 61 23 38 UK University of Edinburgh 9 24 21 45 10 21 14 BE University of Leuven 9 30 15 45 12 23 10 UK

14 ERC achievements Developing a new generation of excellent scientists (team members) 2/3 of staff are people in the training phase of their career Analysis of 995 ERC projects

ERC achievements Attracting excellent researchers (team members) Composition of ERC teams (PIs not included) Analysis of 995 Starting and Advanced Grants EU: 67% Assoc.

15 ERC achievements Attracting excellent researchers (team members) Composition of ERC teams (PIs not included) Analysis of 995 Starting and Advanced Grants EU: 67% Assoc. Countries: 12% non-era: 18% unknown: 3% 53% of non-era team members ''attracted'' to Europe with the ERC grant (10% of all team members) Most non-era from China, US, India, and Russia

Countries: 12% non-era: 18% unknown: 3% 53% of non-era team members ''attracted'' to

16 QUALCHE DATO The ERC represents 17% of the overall Horizon 2020 budget ( 13.1 billion of 77 billion) The total annual budget for 2014 will be of 1.7 billion, and as from 2016 the call budgets are gradually increased each year Since 2007, some 4,000 projects have been selected for funding from more than40,000 applications The ERC counts eight Nobel laureates and three Fields Medalists among its grant holders (see also Prizes and Awards) Over 20,000 articles acknowledging ERC-funding have appeared in peer-reviewed high impact journals between 2008 and 2013 Each ERC grantee employs on average six team members, thus contributing to train a new generation of excellent researchers. Under the new programme, an estimated lead researchers and a further project team members will benefit from the funding. The majority of these team members (approx ) will be early-career researchers at doctoral and postdoctoral level. 16

Nobel laureates and three Fields Medalists among its grant holders (see also Prizes and Awards) Over 20,000 articles acknowledging ERC-funding have appeared in peer-reviewed high impact journals

17 DETTAGLIO STARTING GRANT CONSOLIDATOR GRANT ADVANCED GRANT 17

Italy at ERC A few examples of ERC projects in Italy Le cellule staminali: la nuova speranza per la cura delle malattie renali Project: Renal stem cells: possible role in kidney pathologies and as

000 for 4 years La nanotecnologia e il futuro delle neuroscienze Project: Neuron Networking with Nano Bridges via the Synthesis and Integration of Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes (CARBONANOBRIDGE)

18 Italy at ERC A few examples of ERC projects in Italy Le cellule staminali: la nuova speranza per la cura delle malattie renali Project: Renal stem cells: possible role in kidney pathologies and as new therapeutic tools (RESCARF) PI: Paola Romagnani HI: Università degli Studi di Firenze Call: Starting Grant 2007 Funding: for 4 years La nanotecnologia e il futuro delle neuroscienze Project: Neuron Networking with Nano Bridges via the Synthesis and Integration of Functionalized Carbon Nanotubes (CARBONANOBRIDGE) PI: Maurizio Prato HI: Università degli studi di Trieste Call: Advanced Grant 2008 Funding: 2.5 million for 5 years Dalla pizza alla cura dell uomo, le abilità di RoDyMan Verso tecnologie riproduttive più efficaci e gravidanze più sicure Project: Expression and Methylation Status of Genes Regulating Placental Angiogenesis in Normal, Cloned, IVF and Monoparental Sheep Foetuses (ANGIOPLACE) PI: Grazyna Ewa Ptak HI: Università degli Studi di Teramo Call: Starting Grant 2007 Funding: for 4 years Project: Robotic Dynamic Manipulation (RoDyMan) PI: Bruno Siciliano HI: Conzorzio C.R.E.A.T.E Call: Advanced Grant 2012 Funding: 2.5 million for 5 years

Manuela Schisani - APRE ERC National Contact Point schisani@apre.it. Napoli, 26.02.2014

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