prof. ing. paolo matteazzi chair of nanofutures etip president of mbn nanomaterialia spa what are...
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Prof. Ing. Paolo MatteazziChair of NANOfutures ETIP
President of MBN Nanomaterialia spa
What are the nanotechnologies ?
Transfer of technology from
science to practice
Brussels 09-2015
Hip Joint fromBiocompatible Plastics
Batteries, lightweight materials,Catalytic elements
Intelligent/Active clothing and tissues
Reinforced lightwight frames
Pigments
Scratchproofwindows withSelf cleaning lotus-effect
LEDs saveEnergy
Nano lithographyfor processors
Food-Grade Additives(Coffee foamer)Cosmetics Additives
(Sun screens)
Self cleaning surfaces, High resistant cements
ALREADY TRANSFERED
What are the nanotechnologies ?Transfer of technology from science to practice
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What are the nanotechnologies ?Transfer of technology from science to practice
NANOTECHNOLOGY ALREADY IN INDUSTRY
Principal Ktons/year EU
Cabon Black 9500
Amorphous Silica 1500
Metal Oxides 350
CNT, Graphene, Fullerenes 0.3
NanoSilver 0.02
Components for Industrial plant, Energy production, Critical Raw Material substitution, Aerospace
Nanomaterials are classified under REACH. Therefore manufacturers, importers and downstream users of nanomaterials have to comply with the REACH requirements.
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Nanotechnologies are horizontal-enabling convergent technologies which cross all vertical industrial sectors.
Energy
Chemical
Sport
Telecomunications
Computer/Data storage
Constructions
Transportation
Health Care / Pharma.
Biotechnologies
Aerospace / Defence
Agriculture & Food
• They are ‘horizontal’ because they cut across numerous industrial sectors;
• They are ‘enabling’ since they provide the platform, the tools to realise certain products;
• They are ‘convergent’ because they bring together sectors of science that were previously separated
NANOfutures Platform has been shaped
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SWhat are the nanotechnologies ?
Transfer of technology from science to practice
HORIZONTAL
ENABLING
CONVERGENT
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NANOfutures EITP
NANOfuturesassociation
NANOfutures is an European Integration and Innovation Platform of which main objective is to facilitate the nanotechnology development and commercialization by connecting all relevant nanotechnology stakeholders
It addresses cross-sectorial needs, joining the efforts of all the stakeholders;
It aims at meeting grand societal and economical challenges through fostering the relevant of sustainable nano-enabled products
It aims at reducing fragmentation, aligning research and innovation efforts for the competitivenes of European nanotechnology
Stakeholders: European Technology Platforms, Industries, Research Institutions, Universities, Associations, Regional and National clusters
HORIZONTAL
ENABLING
CONVERGENT
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The Platform structure guarantees a cross-cutting approach:-10 Horizontal Working Group -11 ETP representatives
NANOfutures EITPINDUSTRIALIZATIONINDUSTRIALIZATION
Tech.Transfer and Innovation FinancingTech.Transfer and Innovation Financing
NETWORKINGNETWORKING
SKILLS AND EDUCATIONSKILLS AND EDUCATION
RESEARCH and TECH.RESEARCH and TECH.
COMMUNICATIONCOMMUNICATION
SAFETYSAFETY
STANDARDIZATIONSTANDARDIZATION
REGULATIONREGULATION
CRITICAL ROW MATERIALSCRITICAL ROW MATERIALS
>1000 Members
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NANOfutures Roadmaps
2012 2015
Actions for Value Chains development
Enabling products in different industrial sectors
Converging on common key issues
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Roadmap Focus: VCs & Markets
VC6 Integration of
nano
VC6 Integration of
nano
Direct manufacturing
Finished net shaped
Semi finished
Catalysis and
filtration
3d structures for optoelectronic
VC3 Structured Surfaces
VC3 Structured Surfaces
Energy (PV batteries,
harvesting)
ICT (Nanoelectronics, photonics)
Transportation
Construction and buildings
Textile and
passive funct.
Medicine (Bio-sensors,
regen.
medicine)
VC4Alloys
Ceramics, Intermetallics
VC4Alloys
Ceramics, Intermetallics
Energy Harvesting & Conversion
VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and
Testing
VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and
Testing Complex Adaptive
Systems for complete product
design
VC2 - Nano-enabled
surfaces for multi-sectorial applications
VC2 - Nano-enabled
surfaces for multi-sectorial applications
Plasma and Vacuum
Engineered Surfaces
Wet Engineered Surfaces
VC1 - Lightweight multifunctional materials
and sustainable composites
VC1 - Lightweight multifunctional materials
and sustainable composites
Textile and sport sector Energy
Packaging
Transportation
ICT
VC5 Functional
Fluids
VC5 Functional
Fluids
Construction and building
Transportation
Medicine &Pharma
Household Cleaning
Cosmetics
WHERE IS THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY?
Packaging
Cosmetics
Household Cleaning
Textile and
passive funct.
Energy (PV batteries,
harvesting)
Construction and buildings
Energy Harvesting & Conversion
Catalysis and
filtrationMedicine &Pharma
Wet Engineered Surfaces
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AssemblyProduct
NANOfutures roadmaps consider the whole Value Chain : looked to the production chain to find the gap and define the actions that are present in the roadmap, prioritizing them according to the TRL
Basic R&D,Knowledge
MARKETThere are also subsidiary production/supply chain that complete the development scenario
Roadmap Focus: VCs & Markets
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The complex structure of the whole value chain reflects the complexity
of real problems.A production chain that do not
arrive to a final product does not create a real economic growth.
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The focus is in providing the support to increase the whole cube in up to TRL 9, or to TRL7 for the corresponding pilot line
FINAL PRODUCT AT PILOT LEVEL
The complex structure of the whole value chain reflects the complexity of
real problems.A production chain that do not
arrive to a final product does not create a real economic growth.
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Focusing on the technological GAPs is not enough to arrive at the end with a sustainable product
The framework needs to be expanded also to non-technological actions
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EXAMPLE of Value Chain
VC6 Integration of
nano
VC6 Integration of
nano
Direct manufacturing
Finished net shaped
Semi finished
Catalysis and
filtration
3d structures for optoelectronic
VC3 Structured Surfaces
VC3 Structured Surfaces
Energy (PV batteries,
harvesting)
ICT (Nanoelectronics, photonics)
Transportation
Construction and buildings
Textile and
passive funct.
Medicine (Bio-sensors,
regen.
medicine)
VC4Alloys
Ceramics, Intermetallics
VC4Alloys
Ceramics, Intermetallics
Energy Harvesting & Conversion
VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and
Testing
VC7 Infrastructure for Multiscale Modelling and
Testing Complex Adaptive
Systems for complete product
design
VC2 - Nano-enabled
surfaces for multi-sectorial applications
VC2 - Nano-enabled
surfaces for multi-sectorial applications
Plasma and Vacuum
Engineered Surfaces
Wet Engineered Surfaces
VC1 - Lightweight multifunctional materials
and sustainable composites
VC1 - Lightweight multifunctional materials
and sustainable composites
Textile and sport sector Energy
Packaging
Transportation
ICT
VC5 Functional
Fluids
VC5 Functional
Fluids
Construction and building
Transportation
Medicine &Pharma
Household Cleaning
Cosmetics
WHERE IS THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY?
Cosmetics
Household Cleaning
Textile and
passive funct.
Energy (PV batteries,
harvesting)
Construction and buildings
Energy Harvesting & Conversion
Catalysis and
filtrationMedicine &Pharma
Wet Engineered Surfaces
NANOFUTURES ROADMAP
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EXAMPLE of Value ChainPRODUCT:
BIODISEL FROM WASTE
COOKING OIL
Gathering WasteCooking Oil
Filtering, Classification
Catalyzed Esterification and Trans-esterification
Byproduct Separation
Nanoparticles Production,tools and techniques
Nanoparticles Engineeringfor Stable catalyzer
Raw precursors
Catalysis and
filtration
Most of these steps are not specifically related only to the Chemical Industry
Most of these steps are not specifically related only to the Chemical Industry
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EXAMPLE of Value Chain
Catalysis and
filtration
PRODUCT:BIODISEL FROM
WASTE COOKING OIL
Gathering WasteCooking Oil
Filtering, Classification
Nanoparticles Production,tools and techniques
Nanoparticles Engineeringfor Stable catalyzer
Raw precursors
Roadmap Actions Calls
Colloidal chemistry, micells, source nanomaterials Coatings, self assembling, etching, sintering
NMBP 01-2016: Novel hybrid materials for heterogeneous catalysis
Characterise and control potential release of particles during manufacture and transport of materials. Understand the hazardous nature of these materials
NMP 3 – 2015: Manufacturing and control of nanoporous materials
Design of material architecturesfor unbounded properties
NMP.2013.1.1-1 Exploration, optimisation and control of nano-catalytic processes for energy applications
Large scale, low cost source of nanomaterials {Obtained by Friction, Plastic deformation, Supercool laser, Self-assembly/ phase separation (organic), In situ crystallization}
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Targeting industrial needs of the different sectors, even for industries that do not
seek for nano-solutions
Heading to a product,
Research, Safety, Regulation, Standardization, should follow a common
plan to avoid dispersion of effort
What are the nanotechnologies ?Transfer of technology from science to practice
The Nanotechnologies are
HORIZONTAL
ENABLING
CONVERGENT
Nanotechnology transfer from science to practice should be shaped accordinglyNanotechnology transfer from science to practice should be shaped accordingly
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FIND THE ON LINE ROADMAP DOCUMENTS:
-“Implementation Roadmap on value chains and
related pilot lines”
-“Appendix to the Implementation Roadmap on value
chains and related pilot lines” at:
http://nanofutures.eu/documents
Please, join our Open Consultation at:http://value4nano.eu
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