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From Micro- and Nanoscale Science To New Technologies for Europe
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Project acronym: MNT ERA-Net

Coordination: FFG Austrian Research Promotion Agency Ltd., Austria

Project partners:
 
  • IWT, Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders, Belgium
  • DGTRE, MRW Ministère de la Region wallone, Belgium
  • CSNMT, Czech Society for New Materials and Technologies, Czech Republic
  • TEKES, National Technology Agency of Finland, Finland
  • CR Midi-Pyrénées, France
  • VDI/VDE-IT, Innovation + Technik GmbH, Germany
  • FZK-PFT, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Germany
  • Enterprise Ireland, CTO – Nanotechnology, Ireland
  • RCN, The Research Council of Norway, Norway
  • MSRIT/IET, Institute of Electron Technology, Poland
  • POLITEHNICA, University of Bucharest, Romania
  • SAS, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia
  • MHEST, Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology, Slovenia
  • Basque Government, ITT Department, Spain
  • MEC, Spanish Council for Research, Spain
  • VINNOVA, Swedish Agency for Innovation Systems, Sweden
  • TEMAS AG, Switzerland
  • SenterNovem, The Netherlands
  • Invest Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland
  • EPSRC, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, United Kingdom


ICT Technological Area: 1.5. Embedded Systems and Real Time Systems, 1.8. Microengineering, 1.9. Micromachining, 5. Telecommunications

Sectors of ICT Implementation: 1. Industrial Equipment and Machinery, 2. Electronics, Information & Communications, 3. Chemicals, Materials and related Equipments, 4. Energy, 6. Medical / Health related

Project duration: 48 months

Project start: 01/01/2004

EC funding: 3.1 M EUR

Project aim:
The MNT ERA-NET will coordinate the currently fragmented research programmes and exchange good practice on aspects of programme design and management. The biggest impact is expected to come from promoting co-operation between national programmes. This could involve avoidance of duplicated effort and discouragement for spending on small programmes where co-operation at European level would be more cost-effective. The ERA-NET may have an additional role to play in the development of industrial standards for MNT – especially of the design of interfaces between micro-components.

Contacts and Website:
http://www.mnt-era.net
roland.brandenburg@ffg.at

FFG - Austrian Research Promotion Agency
Dr. Roland Brandenburg
1220 Vienna, Donau-City-Strasse 1, Austria
Phone: +43 5 7755 - 5090
Fax: +43 5 7755 - 94902