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EIT ICT Labs Annual Report 2011 Booklet SPACES SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURSHIP HEALTH SPACAnnualES S ReportMA 2011R TEIT ICTE LabsNERGY SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURSHIP H48EALTH AND WELLBEING DIGITAL CITIES OF THE FUTURE INTELLIGENT AND WELLBEING DIGITAL CITIES OF THE FUTURE INTELLIGENT LINE DOCTORAL SCHOOL INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES AND LINE DOCTORAL SCHOOL INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES AND ARCHITECTURES EDUCATION ICT-MEDIATED HUMAN ACTIVITY ARCHITECTURES EDUCATION ICT-MEDIATED HUMAN ACTIVITY KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION COMMUNITIES NEW BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE AND INNOVATION COMMUNITIES NEW BUSINESS Knowledge & Innovation CREATION SECURITY PRIVACY AND TRUST INNOVATION IN CREATION SECURITY PRIVACY AND TRUST INCommunityNOVATION IN EIT ICT Labs ESTABLISHED COMPANIES INSPIRATIONAL CATALYST TEAM ESTABLISHED COMPANIES INSPIRATIONAL CATALYST TEAM EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY NETWORKING SOLUTIONS FOR FUTURE MEDIA MASTER NETWORKING SOLUTIONS FOR FUTURE MEDIA MASTER SCHOOL COMPUTING IN THE CLOUD STOCKHOLM PARIS SCHOOL COMPUTING IN THE CLOUD STOCKHOLM PARIS HELSINKI EINDHOVEN BERLIN TRENTO NETWORK EIT ICT LABS HELSINKI EINDHOVEN BERLIN TRENTO NETWORK EIT ICT LABS STUDENTS CLUB ENTREPRENEURS RESEARCHERS BUSINESS STUDENTS CLUB ENTREPRENEURS RESEARCHERS BUSINESS PEOPLE TOGETHER CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS CHALLENGE PEOPLE TOGETHER CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS CHALLENGE COLLABORATION CARRIER EUROPE STUDENTS SPEARHEAD COLLABORATION CARRIER EUROPE STUDENTS SPEARHEAD RESEARCH MOBILITY PROGRAM EXPERIENCE AND LIVING LABS RESEARCH MOBILITY PROGRAM EXPERIENCE AND LIVING LABS ENTREPRENEURS CLUB TESTBEDS AND SIMULATION TOOLS CLUB INNOVATION RADAR ACCESS TO FINANCE OFFICE SPACE WORKSHOPS ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUPPORT SYSTEM BEST- POPULATING OUR CO-LOCATION CENTRES TECHNOLOGY PRACTICE BENCHMARKING KNOWLEDGE TRIANGLE BUSINESS CLUB INNOVATION RADAR ACCESS TO FINANCE OFFICE SPACE POPULATING OUR CO-LOCATION CENTRES TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAM INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP MODULE TRANSFER PROGRAM INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOBILITY CO- MODULE LOCATION CENTRES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT QUALITY MOBILITY CO- ASSURANCE AND ACCREDITATION SUMMER SCHOOLS LOCATION CENTRES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT QUALITY WINTER CAMPS INDUSTRIAL DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE ASSURANCE AND ACCREDITATION SUMMER SCHOOLS INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES WINTER CAMPS INDUSTRIAL DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE Annual Report 2011 EIT ICT Labs ANNEXE 3 – EIT ICT LABS PARTNERS 46 3 EIT ICT Labs Annual Report 2011 ANNEXE 3 EIT ICT LABS PARTNERS EIT ICT Labs Annual Report 2011 Core Partners EIT ICT LABS – 2011 .................................................................................................................................. 4 FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................................................... 5 CEO STATEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 6 EIT ICT LABS’ STRATEGY ................................................................................................................... 8 COLLABORATIONS ...................................................................................................................................11 ACTION LINES .....................................................................................................................................................12 NODE DIRECTORS REPORT EIT ICT LABS BERLIN ...........................................................................................................................13 EIT ICT LABS EINDHOVEN........................................................................................................14 Affi liate Partners EIT ICT LABS HELSINKI .....................................................................................................................15 Åbo Akademi University • Acreo AB • Cap Digital • Centro Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) • Centro Ricerche EIT ICT LABS PARIS ....................................................................................................................................16 Fiat (CRF) • Data Publica • EICT GmbH • Embedded Systems Institute (ESI) • Eurecom • Fortiss GmbH • Forum EIT ICT LABS STOCKHOLM.....................................................................................................17 Virium • Foundation Digiteo • Green Communications SAS • Hermia Ltd. • Images et Réseaux • Karlsruhe In- stitute of Technology (KIT) • Kista Science City AB • Luleå University of Technology • Lund University • Point. Our goal is to bring more innova- EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND BUSINESS ...........................................18 One • Pôle de Compétitivité SCS • Politecnico di Milano • Politecnico di Torino • Saarland University • SITRA • tion in the domain of Information Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna • Stichting Imec • STMicroelectronics • Stockholm Innovation & Growth, (STING) • A START-UP SUCCESS STORY ......................................................................................... 22 Stockholm University • Systematic Paris Région • Tampere University • TU Darmstadt • TU München • EIT ICT LABS MASTER SCHOOL ............................................................................... 23 and Communication Technologies Turku University • Université de Nice-Sophia Antipolis • Université de Rennes 1 • Universiteit Utrecht • University SUMMER SCHOOLS & WINTER CAMPS ...................................................24 of Helsinki • University of Bologna (ICT) to market. ‣ 6 Our co-loca- START-UPS AND SPIN-OFFS .............................................................................................. 25 tion centres and mobility programs ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUPPORT SYSTEM.............................................. 26 Associate Partners INNOVATION RADAR .......................................................................................................................... 27 help bring people from diff erent Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) • Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) • Imperial College of FITTING – FUTURE INTERNET OF THINGS ........................................ 28 Science • University College London countries, disciplines and organisa- SMART ENERGY SYSTEMS ...................................................................................................... 29 HEALTH & WELLBEING ................................................................................................................. 30 tions together. ‣ 9 To reach this goal we connect excellent Euro- OUTLOOK 2012 .............................................................................................................................................. 32 pean organisations in Education, GETTING RECOGNISED! .............................................................................................................. 34 FINANCIAL REVIEW .............................................................................................................................. 35 Research and Industry to speed up ABOUT EIT ICT LABS ............................................................................................................................ 39 innovation. ‣ 18 EIT ICT Labs will Imprint/Contact Images (©) MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (MC) .................................................................... 40 equip students, researchers, aca- EIT ICT Labs IVZW LilKar - shutterstock (10), Sergej Khakimullin - shutterstock (18), GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE ................................................................................................ 41 22 Rue d’Arlon, 1050 Brussels m.schuckart - Fotolia (29), taka - Fotolia (31), Alexandr Mitiuc - PARTNERS OF EIT ICT LABS ................................................................................................. 41 demics and business people with BELGIUM Fotolia (38) skills for applying creativity, risk- www.eit.ictlabs.eu ANNEXES ISBN 978-91-87253-05-8 taking spirit and entrepreneurial ANNEXE 1 - EIT ICT LABS EVENTS 2011 ............................................... 42 Marketing & Communication Director Johanna Gavefalk ANNEXE 2 - EIT ICT LABS NEWS 2011 ......................................................44 capacity. ‣ 23 Email: [email protected] ANNEXE 3 - EIT ICT LABS PARTNERS ............................................................46 Annual Report 2011 EIT ICT Labs EIT ICT LABS - 2011 4 45 ANNEXE 2 - EIT ICT LABS NEWS 2011 EIT ICT Labs Annual Report 2011 HIGHLIGHTS Our Mission OVER 300 GATHERED TO SEE THE LATEST ROAD SHOW EVENTS - TOWARDS THE ACTION LINE LEADER DAY ■ Five full nodes established with co-location centres in Turn Europe into a global leader in Information and Communica- RESEARCH RESULTS AT OTANIEMI OPEN BUSINESS PLAN 2012 Thursday, 17 February 2011 Berlin, Eindhoven, Helsinki, Paris, and Stockholm and tion Technologies - ICT innovations. 2011 Thursday, 31 March 2011 associate partnerships in Budapest, London and Trento as Wednesday, 27 April 2011 THE NEW WEBSITE IS LAUNCHED! well as an offi ce in Brussels. MEETING WITH THE EIT KICS AND COM- Monday, 24 January 2011 ■ The Catalyst-Carrier model, where EIT funded activities Our Vision THE FIRST START-UP OPERATIONAL IN THE MISSIONER VASSILIOU (Catalysts) work on non-EIT funded activities (Carriers) was HELSINKI NODE Saturday, 26 March 2011 FRENCH NODE GA ELECTED PRESIDENT developed in the domains of education, research, and Transform the Knowledge
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