Traduction de «Caribbean Industrial Research Institute » (Anglais → Français) :

71. Takes the view that EU funds should be used to foster cooperation in education and training, encouraging the creation of networks between the defence industry, research institutes and academia; calls for the necessary arrangements to be made to allow the payment of stipends to cadets participating in the ‘military Erasmus’ programme from the EU budget, in order to give them equal treatment with students at civilian higher education institutions and thus facilitate the development of a common security culture and approach;

71. Takes the view that EU funds should be used to foster cooperation in education and training, encouraging the creation of networks between the defence industry, research institutes and academia; calls for the necessary arrangements to be made to allow the payment of stipends to cadets participating in the ‘military Erasmus’ programme from the EU budget, in order to give them equal treatment with students at civilian higher education institutions and thus facilitate the development of a common security culture and approach;

14. Considers that industry, research institutes and financial institutions should work together to ensure that excellent RD in nanosciences and nanotechnologies is translated into new products and processes; believes that Member States should accelerate and stimulate this process by focussing on improving the business climate for companies in the nanotechnology sector in their country, especially start ups, SMEs and innovative companies; considers, in this regard, that the protection of intellectual property rights is essential for innovation, in terms both of attracting initial investment and of ensuring future r ...[+++]evenue; calls on the Commission to develop standards for the protection of intellectual property rights and models for licensing agreements;

‘research organisation’ means an entity, such as a university or research institute, irrespective of its legal status (organised under public or private law) or way of financing, whose primary goal is to conduct fundamental research, industrial research or experimental development and to disseminate their its results by way of teaching, publication or technology transfer; all profits must be reinvested in these activities, the dissemination of their results or teaching; ...[+++]undertakings that can exert influence upon such an organisation, for instance in their capacity as shareholders or members of the organisation, shall enjoy no preferential access to the research capacities of such an organisation or to the research results generated by it.

7. Calls for a ‘European Security Advisory Board’ with responsibility for defining the strategic lines of action for the ESRP, giving advice on the principles and mechanisms of implementation as well as carrying out analysis of the areas of technology in which the EU should strive to set up its own competitive capabilities without delay; requests that the advisory board could be open also to representatives of all Member States and composed of high-ranking experts from public and private clientele, industry, research institutions and other important interest groups, with smaller businesses represented as well;

The membership should reflect the various components of the research community and the range of scientific institutions which carry out research; it should include those with experience in universities, research institutes, academies, funding bodies, research in business and industry, for example.