MINATEC Innovation campus Challenges and outcomes · October 22th, 2012 Jean-Charles Guibert ......

1 Direction de la valorisation – J.-Ch. GUIBERT

MINATEC® Innovation campus

Challenges and outcomes

IET/TSB Meeting London

October 22th, 2012

Jean-Charles Guibert

Director of technology transfer of CEA

Director of MINATEC®

IMEC 270 M€ 1 664 pers.

CSEM 45 M€ 390 pers.

VTT 247 M€ 2 700 pers.

TECNALIA 140 M€ 1 700 pers.

SINTEF 315 M€ 2 100 pers.

TNO 512 M€ 3 833 pers.

FhG 1 800 M€ 20 000 pers.

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CEA-Tech 500 M€ 4 500 pers.

RTOs in Europe

CEA/16.000/4.3B€

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3 Direction de la valorisation

A variety of concepts worldwide to adress R&D 1/2

Basics Labs within big firms (IBM, Toshiba, Air liquide, Big pharma,..)

Universities (various size / goal / models)

Academic organizations (Indian CoE, CNRS, Max Planck,

Academia Sinica, NIMS,..)

Networks (EC Nano2life…)

Clusters/Industry

consortium (Tokai région, PdC,..)

RTOs (AIST, CEA (Leti), DoE, FhG,

A*STAR, VTT, ITRI, IMEC,..)

Different R&D models with their own specificities co-exist…

Key factors of success for the creation of new

places for innovation Innovation campus

1 (or+) anchor

company

A leader to support the

project in the long term

Appropriate ground for tech transfer, spirit of enterprise, innovative leadership and technical skills

Massive investments

Collaboration between various

actors

International network

Partners’ strong commitment

Scientific skills & international

renown

Innovation Campus

2000 : Innovation campus

as the model to move forward

Grenoble CEA research center

and its Leti microtechnologies labs

MINATEC®


The innovation campus: a new model for the future

Research Organization Country size x 1000km

Multiple locations

Research Institutions

NATIONAL

Cluster size 100km

Research Inst., Industry, University

COLLABORATION

Techno Park size 10km

Industry R&D + fab

SHARED

SERVICES

ONE-STOP SHOP

1 OPERATOR

INNOVATION CAMPUS size 1km

Education University Colleges

Industry R&D labs,

start-ups

Research Upstream &

Technological

Research


France 60,200,000 people

Rhône-Alpes Region (#2 in France)

5,893,000 people

Grenoble (+urban area)

650,000 people

European Union 455,000,000 people

Where is Grenoble ?


Lyon

Nice

BIOMERIEUX

ST MICROELECTRONICS

SCHNEIDER

BD

CAP GEMINI

XEROX

SUN

FT R&D

ST MICROELECTRONICS

TRONIC’S

SOITEC

THALES

RADIALL

MGE UPS

Grenoble

S&T Park

Innovallée

Crolles

Voiron

Claix

PHOTOWATT

METIS

INES Chambéry

CMP Georges Charpak

Gardanne

Grenoble : a historical high tech industrial area

Bourgoin-Jallieu

Genève


MINATEC® campus – from labs to shared platforms

TTO


Education

1,400 people

Attractivity

Research

2,400 people

(560 PhDs & post-docs)

Inter-disciplinarity

Industry

600 people

Jobs creation

Skills for the

future Creativity

Technology

Transfer

Technology transfer

& industrial partnerships

1.5 B€ invested in 10 years for research facilities

• > 3000 research staff

• > 1000 students

• Annual Budget: 350 M€ Industry & contracts: >60%

• 10 000m² cleanrooms

• 400+ graduates MS/PhD

• 1600 scientific

publications / year

• 20 joint laboratories

• 300 new patents / year

• 10 start-up/year

MINATEC campus: key figures


MINATEC platform

Education – Research – Industry

From Nanolab to Minatec Enterprise


PHysics MAterials ELectronics

Education – Phelma Engineering School

• Part of Grenoble INP group

• > 1200 students, 200 professors

• First European Master in micro-

nanotechnologies (time share with

EPFLausanne & Politecnico de Torino)

• Initial training

• Professional training


A unique in-line & off-line platform in Europe

• 100 people, 1500m² cleanrooms, 3M€/yr investments

• 40 heavy equipments, 80 in-line equipments (100 à 300mm)

• Cooperation with eqt suppliers (Titan from FEI)

Assets of the platform

• Dedicated research team on caracterisation

• Close to large research infrastructures (Synchrotron, neutrons,..)

• Collaboration with both upstream and technological research teams

Photos: CEA/DPTS

Research – Nanocharacterization platform


More moore & 3D 300 platform / More than Moore 200 platform

• Operated by LETI - Equipment sharing with start-ups

• 24/7 operation - Proof of concept, prototyping, pre-production

• Industrial partnerships - From process step to packaging

Photos: P. Guillaume

Technological Research - Nanotec 300 & MEMS 200 platforms


Industrial R&D labs on-site

• A secured building for industrial partners

• Offices, laboratories and cleanrooms to rent

In permanent contact with our research teams

A dedicated team for maturation and incubation of start-up projects

Access to common MINATEC facilities (characterisation, tech transfert,…)


2 official delegations weekly

to discover our campus...

International official delegations

# 30k visitors in 2010

Strong increase in foreign PhD, scientists


MINATEC is aiming

to develop economic activity

Generating start-ups is an efficient way

to develop new industry, create jobs

and generate new customers

to transfer research programs results


STMicroelectronics

A world leader in

providing the

semiconductor

solutions

▪ Approximately 50,000 employees including ST-

Ericsson (December 31, 2011))

▪ 2011 revenue: $9.73 billion

▪ Advanced R&D centers in 10 countries

▪ 12 main manufacturing sites

▪ Corporate Headquarters: Geneva, Switzerland

▪ Global presence with sales offices all around the world

▪ Public since 1994 - shares traded on New York Stock

Exchange (NYSE: STM), Euronext Paris, and Borsa

Italiana

▪ Created as SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics in June 1987, from merger of SGS Microelettronica (Italy) and Thomson Semiconducteurs (France)

▪ Renamed STMicroelectronics in May 1998

(Etude et Fabrication de Circuits Intégrés Spéciaux) 1982 : EFCIS absorbed

by THOMSON

Among the world’s largest semiconductor companies

A leading Integrated Device Manufacturer serving all electronics segments

A leading technology innovator ( around 12,000 researchers, ~21,500 patents)

Key strengths in Multimedia Convergence, Power Applications and Sensors

Rich, balanced portfolio (ASICs, Application-Specific Standard Products and Multi-Segment Products)

A pioneer and visionary leader in sustainability

SOITEC

André-Jacques Auberton-Hervé

et Jean-Michel Lamure,

anciens ingénieurs du CEA-Leti,

créent SOITEC en 1992

▪ Staff 2012 : > 1600 personnes

▪ Revenue 2010/2011 : 500 M€

▪ Common lab CEA Leti-Soitec from 1991.

N°1 wwide for SOI

Smart Cut™

Smart Stacking™

III-V Epitaxy

Stacking™

Photovoltaïque

à

concentration

Des partenaires mondiaux

French international industrial leader in the generation and production of semiconductor materials for extreme performance, in the heart of electronics and energy challenges.

CYTOO

•Effectif 2010 : 22 personnes

•CA 2010 : NC

François

Chatelain

Alexandra

Fuchs

Michel

Bornens

Distinctive life sciences systems& tools company that

currently offers a disruptive solution that brings

robustness, sensitivity and powerful quantification to

cell-based assays and High Content Screening (HCS).

Throughout the CYTOO micropattern array, cells

adopt the same architecture.

Immediate benefits: Straightforward analysis,

reliable results and faster discovery

Application assays: Cell biology and high

throughput screening

Cellules dans une boîte de culture standard

Cellules cultivées sur les produits CYTOO

http://www.cytoo.com/cytoo_chips.php

http://www.cytoo.com/cytoo_chips.php

http://www.cytoo.com/store/index.php

http://www.cytoo.com/cytoo_plates.php

http://www.cytoo.com/cytoo_plates.php

ISORG

ISORG is pionniering Printed Organic Electronics for photo-

detectors and large surface image sensors.

Its technology is a brandly new one patented by CEA.

This technology moves plastic and

glass in an intelligent surface able to

interact with the connected world.

Jean-Yves Gomez

Emmanuel

Guérineau

Laurent Jamet

ISORG vision goals to develop and produce in volume

printed organic components for multiple market segments.

International leadership is planned.

•Staff 2012 : 20 persons

•CA 2011 : NA

http://www.isorg.fr/fr/rep-company/ido-16/les_pionniers_de_l_b_lectronique_organique.html

http://www.isorg.fr/fr/rep-products/ido-23/ajoutez_de_la_valeur_b_vos_produits.html


MINATEC TOMORROW


Large European

instruments

Management

Fundamental

research

Health and biotech

Nanobio

Energy

GreEn

Micro-nanotechnology

MINATEC

GIANT’s vision

Six centers of excellence


Annual Budget: 1000M€ (Investments : 150 M€)

10 000 researchers

10 000 students

10 000 inhabitants

7 000 industrial jobs

5 000 scientific publications / year

500 new patents / year

Rank 4th

for patents in

France

GIANT Key figures


Continuous benchmark

CSEM IMEC

TNO

SANDIA

NREL

KAIST

NIMS

ITRI A-STAR

FZK

FhG

Selection of centres for benchmark analysis (2012)

CNSI

JPL

NREL

Nth Carolina.

Georgia Tech.

MIT.

CATAPULT

VTT

TECNALIA

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Industry

International competitive funding

National competitive funding

Grants

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35%

5%

34%

28%

26%

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38%

24%

20%

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50%

35%

12%

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Benchmark of CEA-Tech (MINATEC campus)

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29%

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2011 2015 20%

From the 3X1/3 funding scheme in 2005

to the 20/30/50 in 2015

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The last US initiative

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The last US initiative

High Level Expert Group on Key Enabling Technologies Final Report 28th June 2011

The report was delivered by M. Therme to Commissioners Tajani (Enterprise and Industry) and Geoghegan-Quinn (for

Research and Innovation) on the 28th of June 2011 40

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Pilot line

Knowledge

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The ‘‘ three pillars bridge’’ to pass across the ‘‘ valley of death ’’


THANK YOU

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