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The European Commissions science and knowledge service Joint Research Centre Infrastructure and International Cooperation in Research and Knowledge Transfer: Supporting Access to key Infrastructures and Pan- European Research Lessons


  1. The European Commission’s science and knowledge service Joint Research Centre

  2. Infrastructure and International Cooperation in Research and Knowledge Transfer: Supporting Access to key Infrastructures and Pan- European Research Lessons Learned Concetta Fazio Pitesti, Romania. 4-7 June 2019

  3. Outline • Introduction • TALISMAN • NUGENIA Plus • GENTLE • Conclusion and suggestions • Outlook • Acknowledgments

  4. Introduction: different access schemes I-3 projects (pooling facilities/ topic centered) : 1) networking; 2) transnational access; 3) joint research initiatives R&D projects (research area / topic centered) : main focus on research activities with task/WP on mobility grants E&T projects (people centered) : 1) courses for students; 2) training for professional development; 3) mobility schemes

  5. Introduction: different access schemes I-3 projects (pooling facilities/ topic centered) : TALISMAN R&D projects (research area / topic centered) : NUGENIA+ E&T projects (people centered) : GENTLE

  6. TALISMAN (pooling facilities/ topic centred: actinide science) Network of competences and pooling of infrastructures for actinide science • Supporting transnational access to the infrastructures • Performing joint research activities • Promotion of training and education

  7. TALISMAN (pooling facilities / topic centred: actinide science) Involved infrastructure

  8. TALISMAN (pooling facilities / topic centred: actinide science) 1) CALLS Calls for proposals were published twice a year 2) PROPOSALS Proposals were evaluated and ranked* by the Project Scientific Advisory 3) GRANTS Committee During the three years project 107 proposals were submitted and 91 of them granted and work accomplished * Ranking criteria: originality, skills of the teams, relevance of the facility

  9. TALISMAN (pooling facilities / topic centred: actinide science) Scope 1) Actinides Scope 2) Actinides in the Scope 3) Actinide Hosted Access to infrastructures chemistry for separation geological environment materials

  10. TALISMAN (pooling facilities / topic centred: actinide science) Countries of origin of the research teams proposing projects to access infrastructures

  11. NUGENIA+ (research area / topic centered : Gen II/III Reactors) Support NUGENIA Association in EU research on safety of Gen II/III Reactors • Coordination and Support Action and Collaborative Project • Mobility Grants: i. Short training periods (< 1 months) for post-doc students and researchers ii. Long training periods (> 1months, max 3 months) for more experienced staff

  12. NUGENIA+ (research area / topic centered : Gen II/III Reactors) 1) CALLS Continuous open call for one year 2) PROPOSALS Proposals were evaluated* by a team within the work- package addressing the 3) GRANTS grants During the one year open call 18 grants have been assigned * Evaluation criteria: topic within NUGENIA roadmap; training related to the infrastructure; quality of application and requested funding

  13. NUGENIA+ (research area / topic centered : Gen II/III Reactors) Applicants Technical Areas Hosting organisations

  14. GENTLE (people centred) Coordinate E&T programs in the field of nuclear fission technology • Student Research Experience (facilitate access to laboratories) • Inter-semester courses for graduate and post-graduate students on specialised topics* • Professional course (resulting in a MOOC) *fuel, safeguards and security, waste management, nuclear data, etc.

  15. GENTLE (people centred) 1) CALLS One call per year / grants could last from 1 to 24 months 2) PROPOSALS Proposals were approved* by an evaluation committee established within the 3) GRANTS project During the four years project 84 grants have been assigned * Evaluation criteria: scientific quality; availability of equipment, staff and materials at the hosting institute; training benefit of the applicant; impact in the research field

  16. GENTLE (people centred) Topics APPLICANTS RP=REACTOR PHYSICS; ND=NUCLEAR DATA; SA=SEVERE ACCIDENTS; NF=NUCLEAR FUEL; NW=NUCLEAR WASTE; PA=PARTICLE ACCELERATORS; MSR=MOLTEN SALTS REACTOR; CLAD=CLADDING; FPC=FUEL PERFORMANCE CODE; THYD=THERMAL HYDRAULICS; An=ACTINIDES; NSteel=NUCLEAR STEELS; EXP =EXPERIMENTAL; MOD =MODELLING Hosting Organisation

  17. GENTLE (people centred) Share between experimental and modelling projects granted MODELLING EXPERIMENTAL

  18. Conclusions and suggestions Access to infrastructures schemes have been implemented around "pooling facilities/topic" "Research Area/topic" or "people". In all case, successful implementation and accomplishments have been reported. • LESSONS LEARNED • Administrative, financial and scientific rules – an harmonised approach desirable? • Advertisement and reaching out to the European nuclear community. • SUGGESTIONS • Blending mobility grants at pooled facilities (ACTINET, NUGENIA, ESNII, VELLA) with people oriented schemes (GENTLE, ENEN+). • Organisation of open access schemes through one entity: • Harmonisation of administrative, financial and scientific issues • Coordination of the various topical areas and pooled facilities / connecting to people.

  19. Outlook Access to all Joint Research Centres Infrastructures (including nuclear). https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/research- • facility/open-access. The JRC open access aims: promote innovative R&D; dissemination of knowledge; improve methods and skills; training of researchers and technicians and collaboration at European level. Administrative Arrangement JRC/RTD (last • H2020 call) support access of European research teams, students and SMEs to the nuclear JRC infrastructures.

  20. Acknowledgments C. FAZIO, K-F NILSSON, D. MANARA (GENTLE) , A. PLOMPEN, A. BUCALOSSI, European Commission, Joint • Research Centre S. BOURG, Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives, CEA/DEN/MAR/DRCP, Bat 400. CEA • Marcoule, BP 17171. 30207 Bagnols sur Cèze. (TALISMAN) RIK-WOUTER BOSCH ( ° ) AND JEAN-CLAUDE BOUCHTER ( °° ), ( ° )Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, SCK-CEN, • Boeretang 200, 2400 Mol, Belgium, ( °° )Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives, CEA Saclay, France ( NUGENIA + ) W. AMBROSINI, R. LO FRANO, CIRTEN - Università di Pisa, Largo Lucio Lazzarino 2, 56122 Pisa – Italy, L. CIZELJ, P. • DIEGUEZ European Nuclear Education Network, Rue d'Egmont 11, 1000 Brussels, Belgium (ENEN) and Gérard COGNET for his review and very valuable suggestions

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