Development of micro and nano technologies roadmap for 2020

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Development of micro and nano technologies roadmap for 2020 Lambertini Vito

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

Roadmapping Approach NANOfutures - Grand Challenges If effective alignment of private and public efforts over promising areas is guaranteed from short to long term, European Nanotechnology is expected to give an outstanding contribution to major Societal challenges of our time: Health, demographic change and wellbeing; Food security, sustainable agriculture, marine and maritime research and the bio-economy; Secure, clean and efficient energy; Smart, green and integrated transport; Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials; Inclusive, innovative and secure societies. 4

10 Horizontal working groups Roadmapping Approach RESEARCH and TECHNOLOGY NANOfutures – Industrial sectors INDUSTRIALIZATION 11 ETPs COMMUNICATION SAFETY RESEARCH INDUSTRIAL SAFETY STANDARDIZATION REGULATION Tech.Transfer and Innovation Financing NETWORKING SKILLS AND EDUCATION 5

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

Roadmap Overview Value Chains Key Nodes Nano-Micro scale manufacturing Integration of nano Nano-Micro scale manufacturing Functional Fluids Lightweight multifunctional materials and sustainable composites Nano structures and composites Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and Testing Cross Sectorial Non-Technological Actions Alloys Ceramics, Intermetallics Structured Surfaces Nano-enabled surfaces Nano-enabled surfaces for multi-sectorial applications Design, Modelling and Testing of materials Key Nodes Safety & Sustainability

NON-TECH ACTIONS to complete the definition of the market Roadmap Overview MARKET DEFINITION FINAL PRODUCT TOOLS MATERIALS MODELLING METROLOGY COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY WASTE TREATMENT ACTION TRL 7-8 ACTION ACTION TRL 5-6 TRL 1-4 NON-TECH ACTIONS NON-TECH ACTIONS LEGENDA: NON-TECH ACTIONS to complete the definition of the market SHORT TERM NON-TECH ACTIONS MEDIUM TERM LONG TERM

NON- TECHNOLOGICAL CROSS- CUTTING ACTIONS FOR ALL VALUE CHAINS TARGETS Smart Sustainable Growth effective technology transfer and innovation financing actions, boosting private investment and industrial uptake must address the Grand Challenges of our time Ensure high levels of safety Research into effects on human health and environment, life-cycle assessment, test methods /equipment Further review & effective implementation of standardization and regulation Consolidate Public Trust Dialogue and Education Effective Communication STANDARDIZATION ENVIRONMENT COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING TECH TRANSFER & INNOVATION FINANCING SAFETY REGULATION EDUCATION

NON- TECHNOLOGICAL CROSS- CUTTING ACTIONS: DETAILS/1 FINAL PRODUCT TOOLS MATERIALS MODELLING METROLOGY COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY WASTE TREATMENT Control potential release during professional and/or consumer use. Assess and control potential release to workplace air during component manufacturing and assembly Understand the hazardous nature of the material Assess and control potential releases to workplace air during manufacturing and life cycle Control potential worker exposure during recycling & disposal Adopt safety by design into material selection SAFETY Recommend safety advice to professional and/or consumer users Apply technologies/techniques that maximise the extent to which the material is incorporated into the product in order to i) maximise functionality and ii) minimise releases to the environment Characterise and control potential release to the environment (mainly water) from the developed processes Understand fate and behaviour of these materials in the environment Characterise and control potential release to the environment (air/soil/water) from the developed processes Apply standards/SOPs for safe disposal of these materials ENVIRONMENT Apply standards/SOPs for safe handling of these materials , considering the whole life cycle STANDARDIZATION Appropriate level of regulation to address EHS issues whilst supporting innovation Apply standards/SOPs for safe handling of these materials Appropriate level of regulation to address EHS issues whilst supporting innovation REGULATION Appropriate nomenclature for nano

NON- TECHNOLOGICAL CROSS- CUTTING ACTIONS: DETAILS/2 FINAL PRODUCT TOOLS MATERIALS MODELLING METROLOGY COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY WASTE TREATMENT Communication of knowledge regarding hazardous nature of the material down the supply chain. More information flow and dialogue between industry and educational experts Initiate dialogue with the public (with industry, regulators etc. ) about future potential benefits about nanotechnology. Develop tools to assess societal impacts of nanoproducts . Communication and clustering actions across different sectors and between Academia and Industry, Infrastructure facilities and Society. Better Regional/National Funding Agencies Coordination Effective communication to the EU society on the social and economic impact. To foster more dialogue among policy makers about best practices in nano COMMUNICATION & NETWORKING Extra EU trans-national cooperation & Networking Actions for the benefit of SMEs Involvement of investors and Investment readiness programmes for SMEs Cross-sectorial TT programme TT from academia to industry. New business strategies and business models for nano-enabled products TECH TRANSFER & INNOVATION FINANCING ICT and TT commercialization tools Support infrastructure for TT service (eco-system of labs and skilled persons)

Roadmap Overview VC1 - Lightweight multifunctional materials and sustainable composites VC2 - Nano-enabled surfaces for multi-sectorial applications Plasma and Vacuum Engineered Surfaces Transportation Packaging Energy Wet Engineered Surfaces Textile and sport sector ICT Construction and buildings VC3 Structured Surfaces Construction and buildings VC4 Alloys Ceramics, Intermetallics VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and Testing ICT (Nanoelectronics, photonics, sensors) Transportation Energy Harvesting & Conversion Textile and passive funct. Energy (PV batteries, harvesting) Medicine (Bio-sensors, Lab on a Chip, regen. medicine) Complex Adaptive Systems for complete product design ICT Functional Packaging VC5 Functional Fluids Construction and building Direct manufacturing VC6 Integration of nano Transportation Finished net shaped Consumer Products (Cosmetics & Household Cleaning) ICT (Thermal & Electrical Management) 3D structures for nanoelectronics & photonics Catalysis and filtration Semi finished Medicine &Pharma Cross Sectorial Non-Technological Actions

VC1c - LIGHTWEIGHT MULTIFUNCTIONAL MATERIALS and SUSTAINABLE COMPOSITES for TRANSPORTATION FINAL PRODUCT TOOLS MATERIALS MODELLING METROLOGY COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY WASTE TREATMENT Integration of novel materials into existing production and assembly lines Low cost and large scale functionalized composites LCA and ELV TRL 7-8 Development of cost effective industrial scale technologies for synthesis and technologies for dispersion/exfoliation (extrusion) Thin glass/ Plastic glazing Multilayer materials Thin glass Metal foams based panels Ceramic parts Metal-foam sandwich panel structures Ceramic parts Composites with added functionality Multilayer materials Thin glass Design of multifunctional materials tailored for different needs Monitoring of materials structure, properties and functionalities Advanced smart multifunctional foams TRL 5-6 LEGENDA: Adaptation/modification of novel technologies for production on industrial scale smart polymer; implementation of these materials into different devices Development of methods for functionalization during synthesis to reduce production steps and alignment of nano-objects SHORT TERM Understanding of relationships morphology/functionality/triggers of multifunctional polymers Characterization and monitoring of materials structure, properties and functionalities MEDIUM TERM TRL 1-4 LONG TERM SAFETY Assess and control potential human exposure during assembly and finishing of products SAFETY Characterise and control potential release of nanoparticles during waste treatment and reprocessing. Understand potential environmental hazards resulting from recycling processes NON-TECH ACTIONS specific to the value chain

VC1f - LIGHTWEIGHT MULTIFUNCTIONAL MATERIALS and SUSTAINABLE COMPOSITES for CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING FINAL PRODUCT TOOLS MATERIALS MODELLING METROLOGY COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY WASTE TREATMENT Integration of novel materials into existing production and assembly lines Low cost and large scale functionalized composites LCA of the process and integration of wastes in the LCA analysis TRL 7-8 Composites: development of materials and construction parts Advanced smart multifunctional foams and multilayer components Multilayer components Adaptation of machines and process’ parameters to maintain functionalities Monitoring of materials structure, properties and functionalities Multilayer barrier materials Composites with added functionality TRL 5-6 Designing of multifunctional materials tailored for different needs Adaptation/modification of novel technologies for production on industrial scale smart polymer and concrete Development of methods for functionalization during synthesis to reduce production steps and alignment of nano-objects LEGENDA: Characterization and monitoring of mateials structure, properties and functionalities SHORT TERM Materials modelling, thermal simulation and process design MEDIUM TERM TRL 1-4 LONG TERM SAFETY Characterise and control potential release of nanoparticles during waste treatment and reprocessing. Understand potential environmental hazards resulting from recycling processes SAFETY Assess and control potential human exposure during assembly and finishing of products NON-TECH ACTIONS specific to the value chain

ROADMAPS for ALL VALUE CHAINS and RELATED MARKETS

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION Long time, low cost fuel cell membranes and batteries; Low friction engines & lubricants; Smart glass surfaces; Lightweight metal or plastic sheet for chassis; efficient tires, wiper blades, seals; sustainable lightings and heating systems; smart sensors and radar systems Involved Value Chains Enabling technologies: nanocomposites, nano-enabled thin glasses, metal-foams sandwitch panels, ceramic structures, nanoporous structures, coatings, structured surfaces and functional fluids tuned for transportation VC1,VC2,VC3,VC4,VC5,VC6,VC7 Related actions Addressing Grand Challenges: Smart, green and integrated transport; Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials. ETPs

PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS FOR ENERGY Efficient catalysis & carbon capture and storage -CCS (pollution control in fuels, in geothermal etc.) solid state lighting (LED, OLED, PLED) Advanced Solar cells (Including organic & hybrid PV) Storage technologies (hybrid batteries, gas, hydrogen). Power electronics for industrial applications and engine management) Target Market Size : - In 2030, at least 30% shares of renewables in gross final energy consumption* -In 2035 renewables, including hydro, produce roughly 15000 terawatthours (TWh) in the world** Involved Value Chains: VC1, VC2, VC3, VC4, VC6 and VC7 Multifunctional and smart polymer nanocomposites, multilayer structures, porous structures, metal alloy, ceramics, intermetallics, nanostructured surfaces, coatings and paints for energy generation, harversting, storage and distribution/management needs (high barrier properties for energy cell, enhanced gas absorption and trapping, efficient energy transmission, magnetic storage, catalytic structures and coatings, power electronics) . Addressing Grand Challenges: Secure, clean and efficient energy; Smart, green and integrated transport; Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials; ETPs *Source: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/energy2020/roadmap/doc/com_2011_8852_en.pdf **Source: http://www.iea.org/IEAEnergy/Issue2_Renewables.pdf

CONSTRUCTION & BUILDINGS TEXTILE AND SPORT SECTORS Applications & Products ENERGY TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION & BUILDINGS MEDICINE & PHARMA ICT TEXTILE AND SPORT SECTORS PACKAGING CONSUMER GOODS

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

FROM SOCIETAL CHALLNGES to PRODUCTS Societal Challenges Applications & Products Cross KET Value chains Technologiocal and non-techn actions Health, demographic change and wellbeing; Food security, sustainable agriculture, marine and maritime research; Clean and efficient energy; Green transport; Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials; Inclusive, innovative and secure societies. Textile and sport sector VC1 Lightweight multifunctional mat. and sustainable composites ICT Medicine &Pharma VC2 Nano-enabled surfaces for multi-sectorial applications Construction and buildings Transportation VC3 Structured Surfaces Energy Packaging VC4 - Alloys Ceramics, Intermetallics Direct manufacturing VC5 Functional Fluids Consumer Products (Cosmetics & Household Cleaning) VC6 Integration of nano VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and Testing

FROM SOCIETAL CHALLNGES to PRODUCTS Societal Challenges Applications & Products Cross KET Value chains Technologiocal and non-techn actions Cost effective industrial scale synthesis and dispersion of nano-objects Smart, green and integrated transport; Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials. Transport Building & Construction Energy Packaging VC1 Lightweight materials and sustainable composites for TRANSPORTATION VC2, VC3, VC4, VC5, VC6, VC7 for TRANSPORTATION VC1, VC2, VC3, VC5, VC6, VC7 for CONSTRUCTION VC1, VC2, VC3, VC4, VC6, VC7 for ENERGY … Metal-foam sandwich panel structures Integration of novel materials into existing production and assembly lines Multilayer materials Thin glass Monitoring of materials structure, properties and functionalities Functionalization methods during synthesis to reduce production steps Design of multifunctional materials tailored for different needs Characterization and monitoring of materials structure, properties and functionalities Smart polymer on industrial scale; implementation of these materials into different devices Green and large scale functionalized composites Understanding of relationships morphology/functionality/triggers of multifunctional polymers Human exposure Characterise and control potential release of nanoparticles during waste treatment and reprocessing. SAFETY Common NON-TECH ACTIONS to all value chain

European Technology Innovation Platform NANOfutures European Technology Innovation Platform Roadmapping Approach Roadmap Overview Roadmap for Applications & Products Roadmap for grand challenges Conclusion

Conclusion The NANOfutures Integrated Research and Innovation Roadmap has been drafted, focusing on market-driven value chains and including also broad cross-cutting actions. The Roadmap has been circulated for further development (definition of expected budget, finalization of non-tech actions specific to the value chains) among ETPs, Working Groups and Key Node experts. The Final Roadmap will be released at the end of July, but it will be a living document!!