security research conference 2010 horizon 2020: the next steps… prof jl gala colonel,md, phd...
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Security Research Conference 2010Horizon 2020: The next steps…
Prof JL Gala
Colonel,MD, PhD
Center for Applied Molecular Technologies
Université catholique de Louvain & BE-MoD
Messages from Day 1
• Opening session
• Where do we stand today with Security Research (...FP7) ?
• Parallel sessions– Maritime security and needs from R&D
– Standardisation
– CBRN
Messages from Day 2
• After Lisbon : the continuum of internal and external security
• Security as a prerequisite for prosperity
• Parallel sessions– Cybersecurity
– Transport security
– Critical infrastructures including energy
– Societal Security
• Needs of Security Research is evolving: the view of the stakeholders
• Horizon 2020: the next steps
Lisbon TreatyCSDP-EU
• Shared needs (internal & external) – Peace Keeping Missions: Mil – Civ Cooperation
– Natural disasters (earthquake, floodings...)
– Terrorism (CBRNE threats): Mil – Civ Cooperation
– Organized crime - Cybercriminality (Cryptography)
• Shared means (expertise, knowledge, resources, capabilities)
– Financial constraints
– Resilience
Global threats – No isolated answerGlobal threats – No isolated answer
SMEsSMEs
What can be exploited ?
What can be exploited ?
Humanitarian crisis issuesExternal Action Service
• Political• Medical • Societal• Ethical
What are the Gaps ?
What are the Gaps ?
End-users needs ? - Societal needs ?End-users needs ? - Societal needs ?
Security
Research
Major Impact
AcademiaAcademia
States
States
Innovation
New Capabilities
Fields of Research & Competitivity
• Basic Research / Fundamental Research
• Applied Research / Translational Research
• Directed / Targeted Research
• Investigator-Initiated Research
Competitivity requires - Homogenous and fair balance !- Interoperability
Competitivity requires - Homogenous and fair balance !- Interoperability
En
d u
sersE
nd
users
Highly competitive new Tools & TechnologiesHighly competitive new Tools & Technologies
Multidisciplinarity - NetworkingMultidisciplinarity - Networking
Research in Security: Impact on Market size
Innovation - Multiuser applicationsInnovation - Multiuser applications
EU Standardisation - certificationEU Standardisation - certification
Demonstration - ValidationDemonstration - Validation
Patents - SMEsPatents - SMEs
End usersEnd usersSecurity Industrial PolicySecurity Industrial Policy
Basic Research Basic Research
From Sec-R&D the applicationsA top down approach
Applied Research Applied Research
SMEs – PPPartnershipSMEs – PPPartnership
End users Societal needs
End users Societal needs
Global vision
Stategy
Global vision
Stategy
Stategic continuum
(ESRIF, EU
2020…)
Stategic continuum
(ESRIF, EU
2020…)
Education & training Education & training
Intellectual Property RightsIntellectual Property Rights
The bottom up approachIntegrated Mission Group for Security
(IMG-S)
BE- 5
DE- 9
EE- 2
EL- 18
ES- 9
FI- 5FR- 56
IE- 3
IT- 48
LI- 2 NL- 5 PL- 2
PT- 6
RO- 2
SE- 9SI- 1
SK- 2
UK- 17
Members by Country BE DE EE
EL ES FI
FR IE IT
LI NL PL
PT RO SE
SI SK UK
Industry, SMEs, RTOS and Academia
From 18 member states
A network of 201 security domain expertsGoal: Efficiency - Excellence
A network of 201 security domain expertsGoal: Efficiency - Excellence
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Open and free platformOpen and free platform for dialog between stakeholders in European security research (EC Framework Programme, EU and national research
programmes primarily)
The vehicle for this dialog is a Security Research Security Research Roadmap (SRR)Roadmap (SRR) produced by IMG-S
Purpose and objectives of IMG-S
Security Research Roadmap
Security Research Roadmap
Pilot version
July 2010
Pilot version
July 2010
Pierre-Alain Fonteyne,
Center of Applied Molecular Technologies
Université catholique de Louvain (BE)
Håkan Enquist
SAAB / University of Gothenburg (SE) –
IMGS-SRR Hard copy IMGS-SRR Hard copy
Security Research Roadmap
Security Research Roadmap
Market Size (e.g. CBRN - Biosensors)Fragmented national markets
Market Size (e.g. CBRN - Biosensors)Fragmented national markets
Research in Security: Threats
Overlapping R&D ProjectsOverlapping R&D Projects
Competitivity outside EUCompetitivity outside EU
Multiuser applications / Dual useEU – Defence – ESA synergiesEU market
Multiuser applications / Dual useEU – Defence – ESA synergiesEU market
SynergiesEFC [ESA,EDA, EU]
SynergiesEFC [ESA,EDA, EU]
Administrative workload - bureaucracyAdministrative workload - bureaucracy Clusters, consortiumClusters, consortium
Vision and global strategyBetter R&D integration Support to innovation
Vision and global strategyBetter R&D integration Support to innovation
Speed of technological evolutionSpeed of technological evolution Training, mobilityTraining, mobility
CTMA: Example of full on site integration
« Academic - Military - Industrial » Interface
EU Academic Networks
Spin OFF
Bio threatsBiomedical
EU Defense Agency
NATO networks
Academic hospital & university support
Support to industries
CTMA DLD-Bio
Regional / federal R&D projects
Brussel Life Sciences
Incubator (BLSI)
EU Space Agency
Foreign Military Partners
Support from industries
Integrated Mission Group in Security (IMG-S)
Belgian Academic Partners
Foreign Academic Partners
EFCEFC EFC
EFC
Integrated deliverable for crisis situation:Fieldable technologies
DNA
Perspectives: Local outbreak
quick Dx & Containment
BE, EU (ECDC), WHO
Nanotic October 2006
Aptamer-based Si-Biosensors for BWAgents Detection
Spores
NODE 2
NODE 1
NODE 4
WORKSTATION
Technological incubators
Technological incubators End-usersEnd-usersConcept
& Developement
Concept
& Developement
MERCATORMERCATOR
VESALEVESALE
JUSTE LIPSEJUSTE LIPSE
ERASMEERASME
Thanks for your
attention
Thanks for your
attention
Open to the world….