EU Projects

EuropaBio is involved in following European Projects:

Bioethical practices
http://www.europabio.org/ethics_and_dialogue.htm
The project aims at improving understanding of bioethical issues by using the daily practices of biotechnology companies, to elaborate clear and independent positions based on regularly updated scientific and technological data. It will also contribute to include industry into the dialogue with the largest audiences
Coordinator: France Biotech 
Institut Pasteur 28,
rue du Docteur-Roux BP 75015
France
Contact: Angelita De Francisco
Tel: +33 15 6581070
EuropaBio: Adeline Farrelly
Tel: +3227350313
 
Biorefinery Euroview
The Biorefinery Euroview is designed to support European policy (agriculture, forestry, energy and research policies in particular) and to strengthen the European Research Area, in order to increase the competitiveness of European territorial systems in the biorefinery field.
 
Coordinator: IAR Cluster,                   
50 Boulevard Brossolette 02930 LAON CEDEX
Tel: (33) (0)3 23 23 25 25 
Contact: Christophe Luguel
EuropaBio: Camille Burel
Tel: +3227350313
 
BioRegions
http://www.cebr.net/
The BioRegions network brings together for the first time, biotechnology clusters across Europe in a network with the key objectives of identifying and addressing issues that affect biotechnology company and cluster development

 

Coordinator: ERBI LTD
St Johns Innovation Centre
Cowley Rd
United Kingdom
Contact: Claire Skentelbery
Tel: +44-01-223421976
EuropaBio: Adeline Farrelly
Tel: +3227350313
 
Consumer Choice
The prime strategic objectives of this project are to:
- determine the real attitudes of European consumers towards GM foods by observing their actual purchases when given the opportunity
- note GM products offered for sale and how customers are informed by labelling, price, supplementary information, position and prominence on the shelves
-supplement the findings by a specific poll and focus groups
provide reliable evidence of genuine consumer GM food choices to food chain stakeholders to help their future planning.

 

Coordinator: King's College London
Department of Biochemistry
 
Strand
United Kingdom
Contact: Vivian Moses
Tel: +44 20 84510784
EuropaBio: Adeline Farrelly
Tel: +3227350313
 

Index Biotech Cie (InDeCS-H)
 
http://www.14allbio.eu/                                                                                                                                                

 

This project will develop a 'Development Capacity Index' (DCI) for biotech companies in the new Member States, highlighting the growth potential of healthcare biotech.  The project delivers a publicly accessible database of information, enabling companies to be profiled among important stakeholders including VCs, equity investors, media, analysts and makes it easier for Biotech to Biotech and Pharma to Biotech partnerships. 
Coordinator: EuropaBio 
Avenue de l'Armée, 6
Belgium
Tel: +3227350313
Contact: Alexandre Custaud
 
Life Competence  
http://europabio.euproject.eu/                                
The objective of LifeCompetence is to implement state-of-the-art competence management tools and processes, that master these challenges and make the competences in ongoing and future projects in the LSH priority accessible towards the key target groups. The purpose is to leverage the research investments made by the EC by enhancing the research collaboration process between academia and industry, in particular SMEs.

The Life Competence Webportal

EuropaBio calls for support to make EU life science and biotechnology research information available to patients, industry and interested stakeholders

 

Coordinator: Karolinska Institutet
Centre for Medical Innovations (CMI)
Nobels väg 15 A
Sweden
                                                                                                                                                                                      Tel: +46-85-2487497 
Contact: Ola Björkman
EuropaBio: Rebecca Weaver
Tel: +3227350313
 
Match2BioSME
http://www.match2biosme.com/
This project aims to increase the number of SMEs, particularly high growth technology companies, to invest more in R&D through participating in FP7. The project also aims to overcome existing barriers to collaborations between academic research and corporate groups and SMEs, and improve the effectiveness of knowledge transfer and financing of further development, through specialized assistance and training to make these collaborations materialize
Coordinator: EuropaBio
Avenue de l'Armée, 6
Belgium
Tel: +3227350313
Contact: Rebecca Weaver
 
NanobioRaise                                                                                                                                                                                                             http://nanobio-raise.org/
The overall aim of this Co-ordination Action is both, firstly, to anticipate the societal and ethical issues likely to arise as nanobiotechnologies develop and, secondly, to use the lessons from the European GM debate to respond pro-actively and responsibly to the probable public, media and political concerns.

 

Coordinator: Technische Universiteit Delft
Working group on Biotechnology and Society, Department of Biotechnology, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Julianalaan 134
5   Delft
Netherlands
Contact: Daan Schuurbiers
Tel: +32-15-2786626
EuropaBio: Camille Burel
Tel: +3227350313
 
Staccato
STACCATO aims at assessing the competencies of the supply chain in Europe (existing or planned technologies and systems), through a technology watch and a mapping of the equipment and technology environment and the STIB.
ASD - Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe
Avenue de Tervuren, 270
Brussels 1040
Contact: Gloria Martini
Tel : +32 2 777 02 53
EuropaBio: Alexandre Custaud
Tel: +3227350313
 
TP Plants and Health
Establishing a European Plant Genomics and Biotechnology Platform, PGBTP, involving key stakeholders from academia, industry, the EU, Member States and citizens' representatives will play a key role in addressing societal concerns about plant biotechnology. It aims to develop policy options on plants for healthy lifestyles and for sustainable development to drive the European plant science R&D sector towards achieving the Lisbon Summit objective, for Europe to be "the most competitive knowledge based economy in the world by 2010".

 

Coordinator: Karin Metzlaff
European Plant Science Organisation
Technologiepark 927
Belgium
Tel: +32-93-313810
EuropaBio: Simon Barber
Tel: +3227350313
 
White Biotech TP                                            http://www.bio-economy.net/ 
www.suschem.org
This SSA is to establish an European Technology Platform for white (industrial) biotech, involving the key stakeholders from academia, industry, the Commission and the European Parliament, Member States and citizens' representatives. This will be essential to unleash this exploitation potential, while removing barriers, setting out coherent policies and creating broad public awareness of the potential benefits to society at large. This project will contribute to strengthen the European Research Area and to achieve the Lisbon objectives by countering the current fragmention, by agreeing on a coherent Strategic Research Agenda and by delivering an Action Plan to implement the recommendations of the Vision Paper.

 

Coordinator: EuropaBio                   
Avenue de l'Armée 6
Belgium
Tel: +3227350313                                      
Contact: Camille Burel
 
YIC, Young and Innovative Companies
www.yicstatus.com
The aim of the YIC status project is to develop a common plan for realisation of Young Innovative Company status in four Nordic/Baltic countries and to disseminate the experience gained to biotech organisations in other parts of Europe.
Coordinator: Per Vretblad
SIK
Frans Perssons väg 6
5401 Göteborg
Sweden
Tel: +46-18-188527
EuropaBio: Rebecca Weaver
Tel: +3227350313
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