1. ITRP Update The University of Queensland Presented by Dr Fiona Cameron Executive Director for ITRP Australian Research Council 6 November 2015

2. Commonwealth Investment in R&D 2014–15

3. National Competitive Grants Programme Area of box represents funding awarded over the period 2009–2014. N.B. - Centres of Excellence, SRIs, not awarded in every year. - ITRP and DECRA only funding since 2012

4. Researchers by sector of employment Source: OECD, Research and Development Statistics Database, www.oecd.org, June 2013.

5. Details of the Industrial Transformation Research Programme—the Schemes (1) Consists of two schemes: - Industrial Transformation Research Hubs - Industrial Transformation Training Centres

6. Details of the Industrial Transformation Research Programme—the Schemes (2) Overall objectives: - foster important partnerships between business and universities - support researchers (higher degree by research and post doctoral fellows) to gain ‘hands-on’, practical skills and experience in important priority areas

7. Industrial Transformation Training Centres (ITTC) To foster close partnerships between university-based researchers and industry to provide innovative training for early career researchers vital to Australia’s future industry. Over the life of the programme the ARC will enable: - establishing Training Centres nationwide - support ‘industry ready’ Higher Degree by Research candidates and postdoctoral researchers - provide a maximum of $1 million per year for up to five (5) years for each Training Centre.

8. Industrial Transformation Research Hubs (ITRH) Opportunities for universities and industrial partners to focus on significant collaborative R&D projects with outcomes beyond their independent endeavours. The ARC will invest up to $1 million per year in each Research Hub with matching investment by industry partners up to a maximum of five years

9. Changes for IC16* (1) “The objectives of the Industrial Transformation Training Centres scheme have been updated ” – drive growth, productivity and competitiveness within key growth sectors *Essentially similar changes in Hubs

10. Changes for IC16 (2) “The selection criteria have been updated to reflect the Government’s Boosting the Commercial Returns from Research agenda ” – does the Training Centre demonstrate meaningful engagement with the relevant Industry Growth Centre(s)? – is there a clearly identified market opportunity and benefit to Australian industry?

11. Changes for IC16 (3) “if the Industrial Transformation Priorities include a medical research-related priority, Industrial Transformation Research Hubs and Industrial Transformation Training Centres proposals addressing the priority may be submitted, having regard to the objectives of the relevant scheme”

12. Changes for IC16 (4) “Requirement for Training Centre Directors to have a minimum time commitment of 0.5 FTE (50 per cent of Full Time Equivalent) on the activities of the Centre (C9.2.2).”

13. IAP: IH13 round 2 OrganisationPriority Dr Joanne LuckPlant Biosecurity CRCFood & Agriculture Dr David HudsonSelf employedFood & Agriculture Mr Rick WilkinsonSelf employed Oil and gas, including petroleum Professor Hong HaoCurtin University of Technology Mining and mining services Mr Jonathan LawCSIRO Mining and mining services Mr Michael HeardMETAManufacturing Professor Eileen McLaughlin The University of Newcastle Medical devices and biotechnology Dr Jane RyanSelf employed Medical devices and biotechnology

14. Previous Rounds and success rates IH14154 $18.7m IC15175 $20.9m

15. Total investment by first priority: (ARC+Cash+in kind) from the beginning, 2012

16. ITRP Linkages All rounds Higher Education Government Industry/Other

17. LP Linkages Australia 2011–14 Higher Education Government Commercial Non-profit/other

18. ITRP KPIs

19. KPIs reformatted

20. Thank You