Outcomes of the JEUPISTE project

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1 Outcomes of the JEUPISTE project Brussels 9 June 2016 stijn.lambrecht@eu-japan.gr.jp Stijn Lambrecht JEUPISTE Project Manager NCP for ICT in Japan EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation 1

2 The JEUPISTE Project Name Japan-EU Partnership in Innovation, Science and TEchnology Period URL 2013/9~2016/8 Aims of the JEUPISTE Project 1. Support to policy dialogues 2. Bilateral Dissemination 3. Networking and Twinning 4. Help desk and Training of Experts 5. Communication 2

3 The JEUPISTE consortium l l The Ministry of Human Resources (HU) l The Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (ES) l NL Agency (NL) l Le Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) (FR) l EUJO-LIMMS project (FP7 GA ) u u u u u u u 3

4 Support to Policy Dialogues: Analytical reports and setup of EIG Inventory of joint STI Programmes and cooperation mechanisms providing tools for future cooperation identification domestic Japanese programmes with cooperation potential Analysis of the EU-Japan Cooperation in FP7/Horizon 2020 detailed identification of areas of cooperation including participation of Japanese affiliated companies from Europe Analysis of EU-Japan Co-publications highest growth in co-authored papers in Energy, Agriculture and biological sciences, material sciences and chemistry Blueprint for Joint Liaison Office for European research organisations in Japan Detailed study on how such an office should be shaped Establishment of a European Interest Group targeting Japan First call launched on Food Crops and Biomass Production Technologies, now open 4

5 Providing information about cooperation programmes and added value of EU-Japan cooperation in the Europe and Japan 6 events/sessions organized by JEUPISTE partners in Europe Ca. 550 participants 10 events/sessions organized in Japan / Ca. 750 participants Major event: Horizon 2020 info days in Tokyo (close to 200 participants) In addition, more than 20 invited presentations throughout Japan 5

6 Networking for research communities and partnership building networking and twinning among research and innovation actors through identification of issues, coordination among stakeholders and organization of workshops Smart Communities (Brussels, Turin, Barcelona) White biotechnology (Kobe) Power Electronics (Tokyo) Nanomaterials bionanoscience (Thessaloniki) 6

7 Individual help desk support and training Help desk for EU-Japan cooperation: Expected to reach 1000 enquiries (over 3 years) to the help desk at the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation Major role for in providing support for EU-Japan joint calls (more than 150 enquiries) Network and training: 7 training seminars organized / 150 participants Providing training to potential multipliers, targeting University Research Administrators in Japan 7

8 Main impact areas of the JEUPISTE project Facilitate research communities/ innovation actors to connect Information flow Providing analysis on EU-Japan cooperation Capacity building 8

9 National Contact Point (NCP) for Horizon 2020 in Japan National Contact Point has been shaped by the JEUPISTE project Knowledge on inquiries to the JEUPISTE help desk Training materials for new starting NCPs Access to a network of universities, research organisations and companies, both in Europe and Japan National Contact Point will continue beyond the lifetime of JEUPISTE with: Targeted Horizon 2020 promotion in Japan Help desk for EU-Japan cooperation under Horizon 2020 and related programmes Horizon 2020 Portal Website in Japan Provision of supporting documents on Horizon 2020 in Japanese: flyers, model agreements, support document 9

10 More information JEUPISTE Project NCP Japan 10