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INDUSTRYLINK WorkshopPoznan, 23 May 2005
Ingrid Ciabatti
TECNOTESSILE
Perfect development of “Relevance to the objectives
of the NMP priority” and “Potential impact” sections
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Content of the presentation
• Presentation of Tecnotessile
• How to write “Relevance to the objectives of the NMP priority”
• How to write “Potential impact”
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TECNOTESSILE• Textile research centre based in Prato (Tuscany, Italy)
• Main activities:
– Design and development of applied research
activities
– Provision of services concerning chemical testing activities for the textile sector
– Provision of consulting services for Quality System development
– Provision of services of training courses
for the textile and textile machinery sectors
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Ongoing European Projects (1)
• 5th Framework Programme
– “Large-Scale Synthesis of a New Super Oxidant Material by Recycling Ferrous Sulfate – LAFEROX” (2001-2005), Combined RTD and Demonstration Project
– “Thematic Network on Industrial Liquid Effluents – ILE” (2002-2006), Thematic Network
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Ongoing European Projects (2)
• 6th Framework Programme– “Acceleration of Textile Processes by Ultrasound
Technology – ULTRATEC” (2004-2006), STREP, coordinated by Tecnotessile
– “High Performance Industrial Protein Matrices through Bioprocessing – HIPERMAX” (2004-2006), STREP
– “Network of Intermediaries to foster transnational research & innovation in SMEs in the fashion industry system – FASHION NET”, Coordination Action (2004-2006)
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Ongoing European Projects (3)• 6th Framework Programme
– “Coordination of multidisciplinary knowledge and Research Activities to support Leadership for European Apparel Production From Research along Original Guidelines – LEAPFROG CA”, Coordination Action (2004-2006)
– “Towards a European wide Intelligent Textile Environment: building, linking and bonding – ITE”, Specific Support Action, (2004-2006)
• Two Proposals are in the negotiation phase
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How to write “Relevance to the objectives
of the NMP priority”
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What is written on the Guide for Proposers
• (1) Describe the manner in which the proposed project’s goals address the scientific, technical, socio-economic and policy objectives of the NMP Priority in the areas covered by the call.
• (2) The long-term innovation and new knowledge expected should be identified.
• Each of this sentence has to be developed in a paragraph.
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The first sentence“Describe the manner in which the proposed project’s goals address the scientific, technical, socio-economic and policy objectives of the NMP Priority in the areas
covered by the call”
• Read carefully the overall Work Programme
• Choose the most suitable research topic/s and crosscheck with partners (if you fail the activity codes you indicate in the Form A1, your proposal is out!!!)
• Write a short introduction about the sectors involved and how technologies and objectives of your project related to the NMP priority
• Differentiate the “scientific and technical objectives” from the “socio-economic and policy objectives”
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Address to the scientific and technical objectives (1)
• Indicate at least 2 research topics from the Work Programme
• Report extracts from the Work Programme (in italics) when writing your paragraph
– 2 possible approaches:
• (1) Include the extracts from the Work Programme in a longer phrase written by you about your proposal
• (2) Write the paragraph in form of a table
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Address to the scientific and technical objectives (2)
• Show significant breakthrough in terms of processes and technologies
• To be written by technical staff and checked by marketing staff
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Address to the socio-economic and policy objectives
• Read the first chapters of the Work Programme:– 3.1 General introduction– 3.2 NMP priority introduction– 3.3 Objectives, structure and overall approachand select parts that fit to your proposal
• Report extracts from the Work Programme (in italics) when writing your paragraph– (1) Long phrases including the extracts– (2) Table
• To be written by marketing staff and checked by technical staff
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The second sentence“The long-term innovation and new knowledge expected should be identified”
• Write how the knowledge you will generate may lead to the generation of other knowledge (in the research field or industrial field)
• Write possible future applications of your processes and technologies in sectors different from the one/s involved in the proposal that will be based on the knowledge you will generate
• Write about importance (statistics) and problems of the future sectors of applications and how they will benefit from the technology transfer
• Get suggestions from partners
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How to write “Potential impact”
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What is written on the Guide for Proposers
• (1) Describe the strategic impact of the proposed project, in reinforcing competitiveness, economic growth and sustainability.
• (2) Describe how the project addresses Community societal objectives (such as quality of life, health, safety, working conditions, employment, environment, training etc.).
• (3) Describe the benefits of the research compared to its level of risk.
• (4) Describe the S&T prospects opened by the research by also referring to the dissemination policy and plans.
• (5) Indicate if the project addresses problems connected with national or international standardisation, regulations and pre-normative issues.
• Each of this sentence has to be developed in a paragraph.
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The first sentence“Describe the strategic impact of the proposed project, in reinforcing
competitiveness, economic growth and sustainability”.
• Write about the problems of the sector/s (national and European level) involved in the proposal in terms of:
– Competitiveness
– Economic growth
– Sustainability
• Ask the industrial partners
• Write statistical data (Eurostat, national bodies…) for quantification of the problems
• Explain clearly how you will solve the problems of the sector/s involved per each of the mentioned points
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The second sentence“Describe how the project addresses Community societal objectives (such as quality of life, health, safety, working conditions, employment, environment,
training etc.)”.
• Get information on the Community societal objectives
• Get quantified data from national and European statistics
• Write a sub-paragraph about each societal objective mentioned in the Guide for Proposers: quality of life, health, safety, … - problems vs solutions
• Ask contributions from the research partners for what concerns their research/technology field
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The third sentence“Describe the benefits of the research compared to its level of risk”
• Write per each research topic:
– Short description
– Benefits of the research
– Level of risk
– Action to minimise the risk
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The fourth sentence“Describe the S&T prospects opened by the research by also referring to the
dissemination policy and plans”
• Write possible technology transfers open by your project ( chapter “Relevance to the objectives of the NMP priority”, paragraph “Long-term innovation and new knowledge”)
• Write how other actors will get to know about your results (ref. to chapter “Project management”, paragraph “Dissemination”) – Focus on dissemination to industrial actors– For each method of dissemination, write:
• Responsible partner/s• Target group• Quantification
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The fifth sentence“Indicate if the project addresses problems connected with national or international standardisation, regulations and pre-normative issues”
• Standardisation– Get info on European and International standardization committees
• Information on the Committees dealing with the sector/s involved in the proposal:– Scope, market, environment and objectives– Standards under development (work started, drafts issued) – Published standards
• Regulations and pre-normative issues– Safety in working places, environment, …– Mention EU directives
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Thank you for your attention!
Ing. Ingrid Ciabatti
TECNOTESSILE
Via del Gelso, 13 – 59100 Prato (Italy)
Tel. +39-0574-634040; Fax: +39-0574-634045
E-mail: [email protected] (For the attention of Ingrid Ciabatti)