- Created on
- 13 May 2012
- common fisheries policy | sustainable fisheries | fisheries policy
- Wednesday 6 June 2012, 13:00 (CEST)
- Theme
- Research
Practical information
- When
- Wednesday 6 June 2012, 13:00 (CEST)
- Languages
- English
Description
«The EU Strategy for Marine and Maritime Research» COM (2008) 534 underpins the EU Integrated Maritime Policy. Through excellence in science and innovation, it aims to support a thriving and sustainable maritime economy. It is a key component in reconciling the growth of maritime activities with environmental sustainability and will thus contribute to the ‘’Europe 2020’’ goal of smart, inclusive and sustainable growth for Europe.
«The Ocean of Tomorrow» calls aim to foster multi-disciplinary approaches and facilitate cross-fertilisation between various scientific disciplines and economic sectors by bringing together scientists, technology providers, industrial partners (including SMEs) and relevant end-users.
«The Ocean of Tomorrow 2013» will be the third and last cross-thematic call of its kind under FP7. It will involve Theme 2 «Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology» (FAFB), Theme 4 «Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and New Production Technologies» (NMP), Theme 5 «Energy», Theme 6 «Environment (including Climate Change)» and Theme 7 «Transport (including Aeronautics)».
«The Ocean of Tomorrow» also links to the «Horizon 2020» proposal, which acknowledges the importance of cross-cutting approaches
«The EU Strategy for Marine and Maritime Research» COM(2008) 534 underpins the EU Integrated Maritime Policy.Through excellence in science and innovation, it aims tosupport a thriving and sustainable maritime economy. It is akey component in reconciling the growth of maritime activitieswith environmental sustainability and will thus contribute tothe ‘’Europe 2020’’ goal of smart, inclusive and sustainablegrowth for Europe.«The Ocean of Tomorrow» calls aim to foster multi-disciplinaryapproaches and facilitate cross-fertilisation between variousscientific disciplines and economic sectors by bringing togetherscientists, technology providers, industrial partners (includingSMEs) and relevant end-users.«The Ocean of Tomorrow 2013» will be the third and lastcross-thematic call of its kind under FP7. It will involve Theme2 «Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology» (FAFB),Theme 4 «Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and NewProduction Technologies» (NMP), Theme 5 «Energy», Theme6 «Environment (including Climate Change)» and Theme 7«Transport (including Aeronautics)».«The Ocean of Tomorrow» also links to the «Horizon 2020»proposal, which acknowledges the importance of cross-cuttingapproaches.
13:00 | Registration and lunch Chair: Maive Rute, Director, Biotechnologies, Agriculture, Food directorate – Research and Innovation DG |
14:30 | Opening Máire Geoghegan-Quinn, European Commissioner for Research and Innovation «The Ocean of Tomorrow 2013» – paving the way to Horizon 2020– joining forces to boost the maritime economy» |
14:40 | Dr Michael Vom Baur, MvB Euroconsult Marine technologies: An Ocean of Opportunities |
15:00 | Peter Crawley, Environment Directorate –Research and Innovation DG «The Ocean of Tomorrow 2013»: Rationale, context and description of topics |
15:20 | Charlotte Jagot Unit E4, Biotechnologies, Agriculture, Food directorate – Research and Innovation DG «The Ocean of Tomorrow 2013»: modalities for implementation |
15:30 | Floor discussion with Commission Services |
16:00 | Coffee break |
16:30 | Informal brokerage and networking session |
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