Présentations Atelier H2020 - Tic & Santé - 10 septembre 2015

1. Technology Transfer
&
EU @Inria
Philippe GESNOUIN
Responsable du Transfert dans le domaine de la santé et des sciences de
la vie.
Chargé de mission auprès des KIC Eit Health et EIT Digital
Paris, Sept 10th 2015 1

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NETWORKS &
CONNECTED
OBJECTS
MODELLING
& SIMULATION
SAFETY &
RELIABILITY
HIGH PERFORMANCE &
CLOUD COMPUTING
Science
DATA PROCESSINGPROGRAMMINGROBOTICS INTERACTIONS,
INTERFACES &
USAGES
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

3. 3
Applications
TECHNOLOGICAL
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

4. Inria Key figures
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4,500
People
(60 % paid by Inria)
Associated
teams
throughout the
world
80Research
Centers
8
Project-teams
170
Scientific
publications
4,500
European
Research
Council Grants
38
Active patents
270
Scientists
3,500
1,200 PhD students
250 Post-Doctoral
400 R&D engineers
Spin-offs
120
Investment Funds
2
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

5. 5
Research centers
Inria Lille - Nord Europe (2008)
Inria Saclay – Ile-de-France (2008)
Inria Nancy – Grand Est
(1986)
Inria Grenoble – Rhône-Alpes
(1992)
Inria Sophia Antipolis
Méditerranée (1983)
Inria Bordeaux
Sud-Ouest (2008)
Inria Rennes
Bretagne Atlantique
(1980)
Inria Paris-Rocquencourt
(1967)
Montpellier
Lyon
Nantes
Strasbourg
Center
Branch
Pau
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

6. JLESC
Also 80 on-going Associate Teams worldwide in 2015 (236 since 2002)
EuroMediterranée 3+3
EPFL-Inria
JFLI
HOSCAR
Inria International Lab
Other strategic partnership
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Inria: People
4500 staff
1750
scientists
2700
Inria
860
support
1800
Partners
1700
scientists
80
support
3500
scientists
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

8. • 20 to 30 people led by a senior scientist.
• A well defined research area and strategy.
• Subject to international evaluation when created and every four years.
• An average lifetime of eight years, with a maximum of twelve.
• Well-defined objectives and work program.
• Working in collaboration with industrial and scientific
partners in France and throughout the world.
• Financially and scientifically independent.
• A focus on technology transfer and impact.
170Inria project
teams in 2014
140in
collaboration
AN ORGANISATION COMPLEMENTARY
TO UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER
RESEARCH BODIES
Inria organization: The project team
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Technology transfer mechanisms at Inria
TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER
AND EXPERTISE
Joint laboratories
(Joint labs, innovation labs, and labcoms)
R&D partnerships
(Collaborative partnerships)
Technology transfer
(Software and patents)
Knowledge transfer
(Consultancy and mobility)
START-UP
CREATION
• Provision of structural
assistance (IT-Translation)
• Facilitating financing
• Working in partnership and
through networks (regional
incubators)
120 start-ups
75% still active or
bought out
3 000 jobs created
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

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Joint Laboratories
INNOVATION LABS & LABCOMS
Triton, between Beepeers company and Zenith team (Sophia)
Siwa, between Mauna Kea Technologies company and
Asclepios team (Sophia)
Softsim, between MXM company and Demar team (Sophia)
Koriscale, between Korilog company and Genscale team
(Rennes)
Lolipox, between Lixoft (startup Inria) company and Popix team
(Saclay)
Metis, between Artelys company and TAO team (Saclay)
Etipops, between Etineo company and FUN team (Lille)
Haptihand, between Haption company and Imagine team
(Grenoble)
Meshing-lab, between Distene company and GAMMA3 team
(Rocquencourt)
SMILK : between Viseo company and WIMMICS team (Sophia)
CardioXcomp : between NOTOCORD company and Carmen &
REO teams (Bordeaux and Rocquencourt)
ProofInUse : between Adacore company and Toccata team
(Saclay)
LearnClues : between Tinyclues company and Parietal team
(Saclay)
JOINT LABS
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

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Sun Microsystems
The Mathworks
Yahoo IBM
EADS Autodesk
AnsysBusiness Objects
Gemalto Dassault Systèmes
(some of) Our start-ups
Wireless
instrumentation
Medical
simulation
Contactless interfaces
Operating theatres
Simulated CGI crowds
for feature films
Brain-computer
interfaces and
neurophysiology
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr

12. Inria et H2020
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345 soumissions depuis le début du programme:
195 en 2014, 150 pour H1 2015)
116 équipes impliquées
En 2014: 27 propositions retenues, taux de réussite variable selon
les sujets et les appels
Leader sur les appels ERC PE6 (Computer Science and
Informatics)
Souhait d’augmenter notre participation avec les industriels dont
les PME.

13. Inria et H2020 : 3 axes à explorer avec les
PME
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1. Projets les projets technologiques avec un fort leadership
industriel (et en particulier les « innovation actions ») et
les PPP. Egalement les outils transverses, les instruments
spécifiques PME (pilier 2).
2. Valorisation des technologies, impact économique et
sociétal, implication des start-ups dans les programmes
d’accompagnement (pilier 3 et KICs)
3. Mobilité intersectorielle (académique/entreprise) pour les
projets Marie S.Curie (pilier 1)
En pratique, ne pas hésiter à nous contacter :
• www.inria.fr/innovation/partenariats-transfert-technologique/contacts2/contacts-
nationaux
• http://www.inria.fr/innovation/partenariats-transfert-
technologique/contacts2/contacts-regionaux

14. The EIT Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs)
Inria est partenaire de 2 KICs
Great ! Terrific ! But what are you talking about ?
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15. The EIT is an EU body that enhances Europe’s ability to innovate by nurturing
young entrepreneurial talent and supporting new ideas through the
Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs).
European Institute of Innovation and Technology
Its mission is:
• To boost innovation by integrating the three sides
of the “knowledge triangle”
• To connect existing centres of excellence across
Europe to create real innovation networks
• To create an unprecedented level of cooperation
between innovation and excellence centres
• To play a pioneering role in increasing European
sustainable growth and competitiveness
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16. OutreachDissemination
GROWTHINNOVATION
CAPABILITIES
JOBS
Business
creation
activities
Higher
education
activities
Innovation-
driven research
activities
Research
actors
Business
actors
Higher
education
actors
The EIT innovation model
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial
talent
Start-ups,
Spin-offs
New products, services
and business models
Not in accordance with the official EIT Health color code 16

17. The EIT’s first 3 KICs
Climate-KIC EIT Digital
(prev EIT ICT Labs)
KIC InnoEnergy
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18. EIT creating new KICs
EIT Health
Innovation for healthy
living and active ageing
Two KICs were designated on 9 December 2014.
EIT Raw Materials
Sustainable exploration,
extraction, processing,
recycling and
substitution
Added-Value
Manufacturing
Food4Future
Urban Mobility
* Subject to the outcome of
the EIT evaluation
2014 2016 2018*
Not in accordance with the official EIT Health color code
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19. Focus areas for EIT Health investments
Example ProjectsBusiness Objectives
Self-management of
health
Lifestyle intervention
Motivate active personal
lifestyles
Metabolic Health
Workplace
interventions
Overcoming functional
loss
Ageing with a Healthy
Brain
Mobility and
independence
throughout Life
Improving healthcare
systems
Treating and managing
chronic diseases
Sustainable Continuum
of Care to Support Active
Living in Europe
Personalised Oncology
and Integrated Cancer
Care
Promote Healthy
Living
Support Active
Ageing
Improve
Healthcare
Not in accordance with the official EIT Health color code
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20. BENELUX
NODE
FRENCH
NODE
GERMAN
NODE
SPANISH
NODE
SCANDINAVIAN
NODE
Södertörn
Councils
Excellent partnership: Core and Associate partners
UK
NODE
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The right management framework for each
innovation
Innovation
by Idea
Innovation
by Design
Head Start
Collaborative projects that
are “solution-driven”
address a specific problem
presented by demographic
ageing of the population
Collaborative projects that
are “needs-driven” and
start from a recognised
market need or societal
problem
Fast-track project
opportunities with a focus
on SMEs and start-ups,
funded to rapidly initiate
activities
Not in accordance with the official EIT Health color code
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ONE WORD ON STARGATE
OPEN CALL FOR STARTUPS
STARGATE, « the superacceleration program »
A network of accelerators all over Europe.
Stargate is searching for:
startups which are willing to go international
The program last 3 months and will start on 1 March 2016.
October 2015, advertised on:
•http://ihub.eu/
•https://www.f6s.com/
•Contact: Simona.Laza@inria.fr (check provided pdf).

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APPELS À VENIR
• Appel « Head Start » courant Octobre (en finalisation):
• Objectif 2 lauréats par CLC (2 pour la France donc)
• Financement max de 50 K €
• Accompagnement
• Participation au concours européen
• Accès au réseau:
• Partenaires technologiques
• Test-Beds, Living-Labs, associations
• Distributeurs
• Financeurs
• Appel à projets d’innovation : Avril 2016

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CLC basé à Paris
16 Projects/Network partners
6 Associate partners
12 Core partners
FRENCH NODE : CORE AND ASSOCIATE
PARTNERS

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PROCHAINS EVÈNEMENTS
13 octobre 2015, au Palais de la Bourse, Bordeaux:
• Dispositif médical, objets connectés, systèmes
d'information : quelle gestion de la convergence
numérique ?
• www.inria.fr/centre/bordeaux/innovation/rii-sante/
Stand CVSTENE au Journées Françaises de
Radiologie, Paris, Porte Maillot, du 16 au 19 Octobre
• Stand #102, premier niveau
• 16+ démos issues des labos, 7+ startups, Medicen
• http://jfr.radiologie.fr/
• Page dédiée à venir sur cvstene.fr

26. Merci
Philippe.Gesnouin@inria.fr
(+33 6 08 46 04 72)
Eric.Horlait@inria.fr
www.inria.fr
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