Greece: Towards a National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures

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Greece: Towards a National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures D o r a F a r m a k i, N a t i o n a l E x p e r t, R e s e a r c h I n f r a s t r u c t u r e s, G S R T Workshop Research Infrastructures towards 2020, 5.7.2013, Lisbon, Portugal

National Strategy for Research Infrastructures: A Challenge for Greece Creation of a coherent, collaboration framework among the academic / research and industry stakeholders Research Infrastructures as catalysts for the achievement of synergies between research and the development structures of the country Multi-annual plan for investment on Research Infrastructures, mapping national priorities (also part of ex ante conditionality in the programming period 2014-2020 1.2 The existence of a multi-annual plan for budgeting and prioritization of investments regarding the allocation of Structural Funds for RIs) Strong links with innovation and alignment with Smart Specialisation Strategies Emergence of National and European Added Value Identification of priorities for Regional Research Infrastructures and Regional Partner Facilities Optimal networking / sustainability / critical mass

Objectives of the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures Support the decision-making process for the upgrade of research infrastructures (or new ones, if necessary) within the framework of a National Strategy for Research and Innovation, 2014-2020 Provide an evidence-based support for EC negotiations regarding ESFRI participation Roadmap: A policy instrument for Research Infrastructures in the country

Greek participation in ESFRI roadmap Scientific Area (ESFRI) Biological & Medical Sciences Greek participation in ESFRI roadmap BBMRI, EATRIS, ELIXIR, Infrafrontier, EMBRC, EURO- Biolmaging, ERINHA, ISBE Energy Physical Sciences & Engineering Material, Analytical Facilities HiPER, ECCSEL, EU-SOLARIS, WindSCANNER ELI, KM3NeT European XFEL Environmental Sciences Social Sciences & Humanities e-infrastructures COPAL, EMSO, EPOS, EURO-ARGO, LIFEWATCH CESSDA, SHARE, CLARIN, DARIAH PRACE * In bold: Structural Funds (2007-2013) approved for the preparation of Greek participation in ESFRI

Research Infrastructures in line with the national and regional priorities & Research & Innovation Smart Specialisation Strategies Agro- biofood Environment - Energy Health - Pharmaceu ticals Strengthening the role of research within the Greek Knowledge Triangle Cultural Heritage Sustainable tourism ICT - Solid & competitive participation in ERA Research Infrastructures Human Potential Key Enabling Technologies / FET Monitoring and reviewing mechanisms

1 st Phase Expression of interest Submission of 138 proposals in 7 thematic areas A bottom-up process Strengthening national networks and critical mass per scientific area Encouragement of strong governance schemes / emphasis on sustainability Only 69 proposals support only one thematic priority (significant level of interdisciplinarity) Significant connection to the European landscape of Research Infrastructures (I3 networks, ESFRI, )

Main steps for the formulation of the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures 1 st Phase: Expression of Interest - submission of abstracts 2 nd Phase: Submission of full / detailed proposals Evaluation Procedure based on 2 threads Evaluation of the scientific and technical merit and innovation potential Methodological support / Criteria setting / evaluation thresholds GSRT / Advisory Board International peer review evaluation process Site visits / targeted meetings per scientific area Strategic prioritization of the proposed RIs Within the ongoing Strategy for Smart Specialisation for Research and Innovation being, developed by GSRT, taking into consideration national and regional RIS3 Meeting visionary, strategic priorities at the national and regional level, boosting national and regional economy and competitiveness with R&I

Number of proposals per main scientific area 13 Social Sciences and Humanities 31 Biological and Medical Sciences 31 Physical Sciences and Engineering 20 Material Sciences and Analytical Facilities 9 Energy 20 Environmental Sciences 14 e-infrastructures

Distribution of proposals per scientific area 60 50 40 47 54 49 56 30 20 18 31 23 31 32 10 0 13 9 20 20 14

GSRT actions Open call for bottom-up expression of interest 1 st Phase completed: 17.2.2013 2 nd Phase deadline 12.7.2013 (based on expression of interest) Guidelines: Available on 23.5.2013 2 information days (February, April 2013) & several targeted meetings Advisory Board & formulation of support framework Representatives of the research, academic and business / industry areas 3 meetings (up to May 2013) and extensive information exchange Elaboration of methodology issues / criterias / evaluation method 4 groups of criteria (grades: 1 5) Experts identification for specific scientific areas / topics Guidelines for submission of proposals / FAQs (available through the online submission platform ) Targeted information towards Regions Structured dialogue / negotiations with Regional Authorities Identification of strategic interests at the regional and national level Linkage to the multi-annual planning of GSRT for innovation infrastructures

Two threads for proposal evaluation & prioritization

1 st Thread Main groups of criteria 1. Scientific, technological potential & maturity of the RI 2. Effective networking & synergies within the knowledge triangle 3. Access policy, governance and sustainability 4. Innovation potential and socio-economic benefits

1. Scientific, technological potential & maturity of the RI The significance of the Research Infrastructure for specific research fields addressed, including: Scientific objectives, main concept of the RI Current state-of-the-art Expected benefits for the Greek research system as location for conducting cutting edge research at an international level International reputation and visibility, involving the partners and principal investigators Impact of combating the brain-drain of highly skilled human resources (research & technical staff) Degree of interdisciplinarity The effect of RI on strengthening interdisciplinary research in Greece Perspectives for scientific & technological breakthroughs in the field of operation of RI Maturity of the RI project Proven ability to continuously follow state-of-the-art, experienced human resources & operational readiness

2. Effective networking & synergies within the knowledge triangle Competence complementarity of the partners and added value of the national RI network at the regional, national and international level Degree of networking and creation of critical mass Extent and types of the user community Potential for increasing existing or for creating new research groups in the field of operation of RI Education and training for students, researchers, technicians and engineers Synergies and networking capacity in relation to other Research and Innovation initiatives at the national and international level (with emphasis on ERA integration effects, e.g. ESFRI participation)

3. Access policy, governance and sustainability Access policy for researchers Transparent policy, incl. transnational access activities, conditions for provision of access, addressing remote access needs in relation to availability of e-infrastructures and data management issues Access policy for industry (addressing IP rights if applicable fees and confidentiality issues) The management structure & governance of the proposed research infrastructure Technical feasibility, incl. human resource issues & cost-effectiveness of the proposed infrastructure, based on: Level of requested funding and envisaged sources of funds Multi-annual financial plan (est. costs) with funding sources information, as per: Cost of investment Operational Cost Cost for decommissioning SWOT analysis Long-term sustainability plan of the investment

4. Innovation potential and socio-economic benefits Contribution to increase the potential for innovation and technology transfer through the construction and operation of the RI, based on expected results and spill-over effects of the RI Addressing major societal challenges and other socio-economic benefits, such as: Development of new technologies Effects on training Creation of jobs Return of investment Territorial development (reduction of regional disparities and further regional upgrading) Territorial cooperation (new opportunities for inclusion of the RIs in cross-border, transnational and interregional clusters and networks) The integration of the RI in scientific, business and social environment in Greece and expected socio-economic benefits at the regional and national level

2 nd thread Main points of strategic importance for proposal prioritization Expected economic and social benefits for Greece as location for conducting cutting edge research at a national, regional and international level, considering also the importance of cross-border cooperation The relevance of the RI to the national strategic priorities for Research & Innovation Its expected impact on the national and regional development and competitiveness Expected impact of the RIs on additional socio-economic issues (e.g. employment, environment, related commercial / business activities) towards the national & regional economy

2 nd phase for proposal submission Time table / Submission & evaluation process Online submission platform Updated information based on expression of interest (1 st Phase): Application based on Parts A & B Evaluation expected end October 2013 Draft Roadmap: end 2013 Support documents / actions Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (Ι3) model model for the description of proposed Networking, Services and Joint Research Activities Guidelines for submission of proposals FAQs (incl. relevant link to EuroRIs-Net+ Knowledge Repository) Helpdesk (GSRT) Presentation of the Roadmap: ICRI2014 Athens, April 2014

Planned implementation and monitoring of the National Roadmap for Research Infrastructures (2014 2020) Research Infrastructure proposal for the roadmap - Research infrastructures of national relevance - Significant renewal of national infrastructures - Association with international infrastructures (ESFRI roadmap, Regional Partner Facilities) Preparation of Joint Proposals / Synergies / Governance - Scientific and innovation communities - Universities - Research Institutes - Regional partners Roadmap process (3 year intervals) Stages: - Preliminary selection based on national / regional priorities - Submission of detailed proposals - Evaluation of proposals by independent expert panels, site visits & deliberations with proposers towards establishing synergies - Panel reports (statements on projects evaluation, recommendations, summary) GSRT - Procedures - Instructions for proposing parties & governance schemes - Helpdesk for proposers / electronic submission platform - Planning of evaluation process - Management and updates of information material GSRT / Steering Committee - Coordination of evaluation process - Establishment of roadmap conditionalities & priorities - Preparation and publication of the roadmap & updates according to RIS3 overall plan - Consensus building: Consultation with stakeholder groups, central state and regional authorities, other private and public decision makers Monitoring of the roadmap / Infrastructure Management Team / GSRT - Periodic evaluation / annual reporting for roadmap infrastructures - Mid-term and final impact assessment of roadmap infrastructures at regional, national and EU / International levels Implementing the roadmap - Finalizing legal environment (MoUs, governance, access policies & IPR, ) - Inclusion agreements and international participation - Further negotiations with concerned parties and funding authorities - Establish procurement mechanisms / state aid regulations - Specific plans including calls / funding plans & sustainability issues (upgrades & operational costs)