4

87.54.233.158

A9.dk

A9 Consulting ApS

Annie Joan Olesen

-IND Industry private-public manufacturers services providers

PRC

SER Private company (services)

PCO Private Commercial organization

Projects

E2: 1 - 9 Researchers and engineers

F2: 1-9 Female researchers and engineers

D2: 1-9 R&D employees

S2: 1-9 employees

T1: <7 EUR million

K.74.14 Business and management consultancy activities

B1: <5 EUR million

Annie Joan Olesen Mobil +45 21 2327 77 Email A9@A9.dk A9 Consulting ApS A9 Consulting Nørre Havnegade 106 Sundkrogsgade 9 DK-6400 Sonderborg DK-2100 Copenhagen Denmark Denmark Tel +45 70 2727 77 website: www.A9.dk

+45 74486880

+45 21 23 27 77

SER Private company (services)

Nørre Havnegade 106 DK-6400 Sonderborg

Sonderborg

DK009 SØNDERJYLLANDS AMT

Copenhagen (CPH)

208 DENMARK DK DNK

Independent professional-consultant

1) Health

annieolesen

Knowledge Based Systems

Medical knowledge and technologies

PE5 Information and communication

Corporate Finance adviser or consulting firm

South Denmark

Consulting outsourcing and contracting

Normal

5

88.147.29.185

KULeuven

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Jo Van Vaerenbergh

-HE Higher Education University

PNP

EDU.4 Higher education institution

NGO Non-Governamental Organization

Projects

E6: 500 - 1999 Researchers and engineers

S2: 1-9 employees

B-3000

Jo Van Vaerenbergh Project Manager Laboratorium for Neuro- and Psychophysiology O&N 2, Herestraat 49 b 1021 B-3000 Leuven Belgium Center for Multidisciplinary Approach and Technology vzw http://www.cmat.be R.Reniersstraat 11 B-1090 Brussels + 322 478 92 91 projects AT cmat.be

0032477573577

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Herestraat 49 b 1021 B-3000 Leuven Belgium

Leuven

BE24 VLAAMS BRABANT

Brussels International (BRU)

056 BELGIUM BE BEL

1) Health

jovanvaerenbergh

Project Management techniques

Medical knowledge and technologies

PE6 Engineering sciences

Innovation and Technological Advisor - Experts

Brussels-Capital Region

Open

1

4

83.247.136.45

ISPC

Institut for Public Safety of Catalonia Generalitat de Catalunya

Malin.Roiha

PUB.2 Public authority (regional)

GOV Governmental institution

E6: 500 - 1999 Researchers and engineers

S7: 2000+ employees

NACE code

Institut for Public Safety of Catalonia Generalitat de Catalunya Generalitat de Catalunya Departament d’Interior, Relacions Institucionals i Participació Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia Training and research Contents • Catalonia, firefighters and police • The Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia (A brief reference to Firefighters School of Catalonia and Police School of Catalonia) • First responders training: firefighters and police • Research and international networking 1. Catalonia Country name: – Catalunya Area: – 32.000 square kilometres Population (2007): – 7.210.508 – 12% immigrants Capital (2007): – Barcelona (1.595.110) Languages: – Catalan and Spanish 1. Firefighters and police in Catalonia (2007) Firefighters of Catalonia Professionals – 2.402 Volunteers – paid on call (+training) – 2.462 Summer reinforcement – 1.120 auxiliary firefighter (forest fire) Police of Catalonia Regional police – 14.160 Local police – 10.916 1. Firefighters services 2007 11.072 5.948 4.330 5.811 11.834 16.785 114 55.894 Rescues: traffic accidents Other rescues Urban fires Forest fires Other fires Urgent technical assistances Explosion and collapse TOTAL SERVICES 2. Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia Generalitat de Catalunya (regional government) Ministry of Interior, Institutional Relations and Participation General Secretary Secretary of Security General Direction for Fire Prevention, Extinction and Rescue General Direction of Police Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia Firefighters (Cos de Bombers de la Generalitat de Catalunya) Police (Cos de Mossos d’Esquadra de la Generalitat de Catalunya) 2. The Institute Students Car Park area Firefighters School Indoor Shooting Range, classrooms and Canteen Driving training area Block H: Classrooms and Printing and Reprography Indoors Sports Center and Indoor training area “boulevard” Visitors and teachers Car Park area Direction board building Block B: Classrooms, Conference room and library Residence Block D: Police Instructors and classrooms area. Check point 2. Firefighters school GROUND FLOOR: Storeroom, workroom and garage. Multipurpose classroom: 96 people (48 + 48) Archives Practice field Showers. Men wardrobe: 100 cupboards. Women wardrobe: 20 cupboards. Spending machines area. FIRST FLOOR: Reception, offices and bureaus. 2 meeting rooms for 30 and 8 people Library SECOND FLOOR: Big classroom: 56 people Laboratory classroom: 25 people Informatics' classroom: 30 PC’s 4 Standard classroom: 24 people 2 Standard classroom: 26 people 2. Introduction: Legal framework • The training activities at the catalan fires brigades started in 1980, and the Firefighters School of Catalonia was inaugurated in 1983 at Bellaterra • Law 27/1985, 27th December on the Police School of Catalonia. It ruled the School from its beginning. • In 1995 Firefighters School was moved at the actually installations in Mollet del Vallès, at the same place as Police School • Decree 176/1996, 4th June, of the Firefighters School of Catalonia regulation. It ruled functions and organisation of the School. • Law 4/2003, 7th April, on Public Safety System Arranging • Law 10/2007, 30th July on the Institute for Public Safety of Catalonia 2. Comprehensive vision The Institute Law: • The Institute unifies the former Police School and the School of Firefighters and Civil Protection in order to share knowledge, practices and training, as well as to coordinate and develop with other organisms the management of public safety matters. 2. Sphere of action Professionals of: – Police: • Local police. • Catalan Government Police: PG-ME. – Emergencies and firefighting professionals of Catalonia. – Civil Protection professionals of Catalonia. – Traffic services, environmental services. 2. Aims The last law introduces new aims for the Institute, in addition to the former ones: – Training of the: • Members of the public security services and private police. • Civil protection, prevention, firefighters, rescue services, control and environmental protection services. – Management, diffusion, application and development of technical knowledge on the selection and training of public safety professionals. – Research, documentation and International networking. 3. First responders training: firefighters and police Higher scale (intendent, commissioner) Higher scale (inspector) Executive scale (inspector) Executive scale (viceinspector) Intermediate scale (sergeant and viceinspector) Intermediate scale (corporal, sergeant and oficial) Basic scale (agent and corporal) Technical scale (Firefighter) PROMOTION TRAINING Basic Police Training (regional and locals) Basic Firefighter Training (professionals, volunteers and industrial firefighters) BASIC TRAINING 3. First responders training: firefighters and police WORKING GROUPS, SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES TRAINING THE TRAINERS CONTINUOUS TRAINING for the MANAGEMENT AND COMMANDMENT CONTINUOUS AND UPDATED TRAINING Logistic support Investigation legal police GRAF (Forest firefighters specialists) Policing GRAE (Rescue Workers at mountain and underwater) TRAINING FOR SPECIALIZATION 3. Basic Training 1.680 practical hours in the job center 320 practical hours in the job center Practical period 1.200 hours (theoretical and practical) 1.800-1.900 candidates/year 580 hours (theoretical and practical) 120-135 candidates/year Basic Police Training Basic Firefighter Training • Addressed to: candidates who have passed the first competitive examination phase • Selective: they must pass the course if they want to continue in the process of selection (practical period) 3. Example: Contents of Basic Firefighters Training Psychological contents 4. Research and international networking • To promote, manage and develop the research on safety matters. • To develop publications in the security sphere. • To arrange debates and dissemination activities. • To promote the collaboration with international and national institutions by keeping exchange activities 4. Research and international networking • Overseeing and organization of the documentation center in order to provide the Institute and the different actors the necessary tools on its duties and activities. • To promote the setting up of a “Knowledge Net” on safety matters, where to share and exchange the common learning. • To collaborate on international relations with the authorities of the competent department Emergency and firefighting (Safety) • EFSCA member (European Fire Service Colleges Association) since 1998 Participation in European Projects related with emergency and firefighters: • LIFE-APTB (1997-1998): Environmental protect by means of training firefighters • GAMMA-EC (1998-2000):about the improvement of decisionmaking in environmental emergency situations • MULTICOM 112 (2001-2004): about development of language competences for 112 operators • SAFE-T (2003-2006): about the safety in tunnels • FiReComp (2004-2007): about training competences related with firefighters and rescue workers • RED (2008): participation as an expert guess in the Workshop: Reinforce Rescuers' Resilience 4. Research and international networking 4. Research and international networking Police and security • Participants in the European Colleges Police Participation in European Projects: • DAPHNE (1999): Violet men, what to do with them • NAPAP (1999): Police and ethnic diversity • FALCONE (1999-2000): “Cibercrime” about specialized informatics crime • COPERNICUS (2000): Illicit drumg trafficking in countries of Central Europe • TEMPUS TACTIS (2000): Training on human rights • PAVEMENT (2000): Gender, ethic and religious discrimination • HIPOCRATES (2002): Juveniles and models of prevention (JUMP) • OISIN (2003): “Police de Proximité” • COMPAS (2004): Fight and prevention against discrimination from the police and education services • TRANSFER (2004): Multicultural education for police in Europe: exchanging best practices and learning tools • STEPSS (2005-2007) (AGIS programme): Strategies for Effective Stop and Search • DAPHNE programme (2004-2007): Violence between young people in night-time leisure zones • PROMOEQUALITY 2007: Fighting against discrimination from security corps and forces and the media • CRIMPREV (2006-2007): Coordinated action about deviation and crime assessment and its prevention in Europe

PUB.2 Public authority (regional)

Mollet - Catalonia - ESP - EU

Mollet

ES51 CATALUÑA

10) Security

Citizens and Governance

PE5 Information and communication

Governmental Agencies of Innovation-Technology

Catalonia

Communicator: Communicate recommendation to experts & policy-makers

4

129.247.247.238

dlr.de

dlr.de German Aerospace Center

Wolfgang Niebel

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

NACE code

Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Niebel Scientific Research Staff Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) / German Aerospace Center in der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Institute of Transportation Systems / Department Traffic Management Rutherfordstr. 2 12489 Berlin-Adlershof Telefon 030 67055-166 Wolfgang.Niebel @ dlr.de Internet http://www.dlr.de/ts

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Rutherfordstr. 2 12489 Berlin-Adlershof

Braunschweig

- EU Region code (NUT) -

10) Security

ger/deu de German Deutsch

Genomics and biotechnology for health

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Research center & Technology Development Institute

Berlin

Multiplier: Disseminate & circulate information

1

79.148.234.214

TECNOSYLVA

TECNOSYLVA, S.L.

Ferrer, Montse

SER Private company (services)

PCO Private Commercial organization

E2: 1 - 9 Researchers and engineers

S3: 10-49 employees

We’re a SME located in León (Spain). We´re interested on natural hazards, specially in forest fires and floods, and on their resource management when an emergency actives. With this goal we are developing a tool to make easy the decision making in this type of situations. To contact us, please write to Montse Ferrer, mferrer@tecnosylva.com

SER Private company (services)

Edificio Tecnosylva, Parque Tecnológico de León, 24009 - LEON

Leon

ES41 CASTILLA-LEÓN

6) Environment (including Climate Change)

Global change and ecosystems

PE8 Earth system science

Scientific & Technological park

Castilla y León

7

4

84.19.246.21

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce

Edinburgh chamber of commerce

Roger Horam

-OTH Others organizations

GOV

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce is incorporated under Royal Charter and not a registered Company CDL: SC 058816 and EBD: SC 144062 CDL and EBD are registered in Scotland Registered office address: Ground Floor, Capital House, 2 Festival Square, Edinburgh, EH3 9SU VAT number: Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce: 270-7433-63 CDL: 271-9336-45 EBD: 593-2808-15

ASS.1 Non-profit association (regional/national)

Ground Floor, Capital House, 2 Festival Square, Edinburgh

edinburgh

UKM2 EASTERN SCOTLAND

826 UNITED KINGDOM GB GBR

1) Health

Applied IST research Society and economic challenges

PE5 Information and communication

Industrial-Sectoral Association-Grouping Regional-National-International Organization

Aachen

Regional or Local government

8

5

41.196.161.136

nrc

National Research Centre

Mostafa Kamel Abdel Dayem Ahmed

ASS.1 Non-profit association (regional/national)

GOV Governmental institution

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

F6: 500-1999 Female researchers and engineers

S7: 2000+ employees

B3: >27 MEUR

12622

0020233371211 ext.1044

0020127364129

NST National structure

El-bohoth st. Dokki,Cairo, post code : 12622 Giza

Cairo

Other

Cairo (CAI)

818 EGYPT EG EGY

We are at the at the National Research Center have various experiences , beside our agriculture division we have medicine division and another divisions on all branches of science . All these divisions could cooperate with our project to make rural development in the area of northern west coast of the mediterranean located in Egypt .

Improving barley production in the northern west coast in Egypt . Barley is a very important grain in the world today. It is very versatile in every way. It has been well adapted through its evolution. Now however, barely has become well known and so have its many uses. Barley, which is of the genus Hordeum, is a cereal that belongs to the grass family Poaceae. Barley has many different varieties. The most common is Hordeum vulgare, which is a six-rowed type of barley that has a spike notched on opposite sides with three spikelets on each notch. At each notch there is a flower or floret that later develops into a kernel. Barley is very adaptable to various environments. In fact, it is the most adaptable of the cereals. Barley is an annual grass that has two growing seasons, winter and spring. . Barley also has a very good resistance to dry heat compared to other small grains. This feature allows it to grow near desert areas such as North Africa. Barley contains some substances increase immunity in human body. Barley is widely and is currently a major crop of the temperat and tropical areas. Barley ( Hordeum vulgare L.) is the main cereal crop grown in the rainfed areas of Egypt . It occupies about 300,000 feddans ( c . 126000 ha) in the Northwest coast . Epanding the agricultural land base to the drier arable land in Egypt , ÔÇ£ especially the north . west costal region is becoming a necessity to meet the food demands of the growing population . Northwest coast . more desert areas , either sandy or calcareous, have to be put under cultivation. Such soils are poor with respect to their physico-bio-chemical properties, soil water ÔÇô plant relationships as well as their nutritional status . Reclamation and land utilization of such soils are faced by several difficulties Under such severe conditions, desired yield levels are difficult to attain. Proper management of these calls for specialized approaches for sustainable productivity. The practical proper management using organic or inorganic chemical amendments. . The aim of this proposal is to improving barley production in the North ÔÇô west coastal of Egypt by using agronomic treatments and other treatments such as organic manure to satisfy the local demand and export to europe. Egyption Bedouins in the north-west coastal used to cultivate barley with very primerval methods. The forseen impact of the project is to improve the methods and the treatments to cultivate barley with recent activity and recovery of some substances usefull for immunity for human body . The direct cntact with those people may elaborate their life completely.

1993 Faculty of Agriculture Ain shams University Ph.D.Thesis (Agronomy)

3

71.198.5.108

University of Siena

Giovanni Luca Daino

University of Siena is engaged in research concerning Information Technologies (IT) for communication, learning and teaching. The activity is oriented toward the development, analysis and evaluation of IT tools. Research is funded both by the University core funds and by external sources. The group comprises competencies in Computer Science, Telematic Engineering, Telecommunication Wireless and Wired Networks, Communication Psychology, Cognitive Ergonomics,. For more than ten years personnel involved have been active in issues associated with cognitive ergonomics, telematics engineering, and human factors, mainly concerning decision making, learning processes, telematic networks, human error. In the last years, the Telecommunications Research Group (TRG) of the Information Engineering Department of the University of Siena considerably grew in size and amount of research activity. The group now consists of 7 permanent members (two full professor, three associate professor, three assistant professors), two PhD. student, and several external consultants, who collaborate with the TRG on a regular basis. As a result of the augmented size of the group, the number of research topics has increased too. Research is now carried out in the fields of: i) mobile communication systems; ii) remote sensing; iii) image processing and transmission; iv) design and development of network services; v) cultural heritage and multimedia; vi) signal and image processing for bio-technology and biomedicine; vii) Digital terrestrial Television; viii) RF-Id and sensor networks. The quality of the research is witnessed by the number and quality of publications and by the numerous international and national research projects the TRG is involved in. The University of Siena has close links with industry, since these provide both a source of new technical problems and a test-bed for the knowledge and techniques that are developed. In recent years, the University has been involved in several collaborative research projects with industrial and academic partners. Following there is a list of the projects in which the University of Siena has been recently involved. • AVANTI – “AdaptiVe and Adaptable Interactions for Multimedia Telecommunications ApplIcations” of the program ACTS, which gives and facilitates tourist information for disables; • LHM – “Learning in Human and Machine” of the European Science Foundation; • MULTED – “Multimedia and TELeDidactic” of the ESPRIT Project; • ADP96 – “Apple Design Project” of the APPLE Inc.; • ADP97 – “Apple Design Project” of the APPLE Inc.; • COTCOS – Training and Mobility of Researchers 1996-1999; • HIPS – “Hyper-Interaction within Physical Spaces” – 1997-2000 of the ESPRIT Program, whose object is developing new interaction paradigms for navigating, interacting and learning in physical spaces like art settings. The University of Siena is the prime contractor of the HIPS project http://www.media.unisi.it/hips/ ; • ECHOES – “EduCational Hypermedia On-linE System”, Educational Multimedia Task Force,1998 – 2000, whose object is developing a distributed simulated environment utilising multimedia technology which aims to educate novices in the use of high-technology systems and training specialised technical staff in using and repairing complex equipment such as radar, aircrafts or machine tools; • SEEDS – “Simulation Environment for the Evaluation of Distributed traffic control System”, 1997 – 1999, whose object is the realisation of a simulation environment for an airport traffic control system; • FASME – “ Facilitating Administrative Services for Mobile Europeans”, IST, 2000 – 2001. • PALIO – “ Personalised Access to Local Information and services for tOurists”, IST, 2000 – 2002 facilitating mobile services for tourists and citizens http://palio.dii.unisi.it/ . • SM-PAYSOC – “Secure Mobile PAYments and Services on Chip”, IST, 2002 – 2004 , whose object is to develop a new generation of user-friendly and personalised information services for citizens as well as students, businessmen and bank customers accessible anywhere and anytime with any technology, realising a mobile and trusted secure access to information services (www.smpaysoc.org); • M-ToGuide – “Mobile tourism guide“, IST, 2002 – 2003, whose object is to implement a multidisciplinary location based tourist service, which provides profiled and filtered contents from multiple content Providers, providing the end-user with a PDA equipped with a GPS receiver and a GPRS radio system. • BEACON – “Brazilian-European Consortium for DTT Services", an IST-FP6 specific targeted research project on Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT; • T-SENIORITY – “Expanding the benefits of Information Society to Older People through digital TV channels”, an ICT PSP project aiming to significantly improve quality of life and ensure efficient health and social care for the ageing population by specifying and demonstrating innovative ICT enabled products and services. Since 2003, the Department of Information Engineering has been involved in the design and development of Service infrastructure on Digital Television platform. We have been working on iTV application design and implementation, to provide interactive services in different service scenarios (learning, e-health, T-government, tourism, etc.). Research activities on Digital Television have been performed as partner of two Competence Centres on Digital Terrestrial Television: • DTTlab, founded by Tuscany Region, aiming to develop T-Government services • Competence Centre MPS, founded by Monte dei Paschi di Siena, aiming to validate the iTV framework on banking context (T-comemrce, T-banking, Interactive Advertisement) UNISI has been involved in several Regional, national and European projects related to Interactive Television, with a particular attention on e-inclusion and e-health topics, involving ambient intelligence and sensor networks. Some significant results achieved on Digital TV are coming from UNISI attendance to the following projects: • SORRISO – Regional project aiming to promote integration of Digital terrestrial television framework with Ambient intelligence paradigm in a e-health service scenario. • DTToscana – National project whose objects are to design and implement citizen services on Digital terrestrial television framework.

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parabraz

Information Society technologies

PE6 Engineering sciences

Governmental Agencies of Innovation-Technology

Aachen

University of Siena (UNISI)is involved in R&D activities in the fields of: i) mobile communication systems; ii) remote sensing; iii) image processing and transmission; iv) design and development of network services; v) cultural heritage and multimedia; vi) signal and image processing for bio-technology and biomedicine. The quality of the research is witnessed by the number and quality of publications and by the numerous international and national research projects UNISI is involved in.

1

4

195.250.64.76

ITHEA

Institute of Information Theories and Applications

Levon Aslanyan

-OTH Others organizations

PNP

ASS.2 Non-profit association (European/international)

NGO Non-Governamental Organization

E3: 10 - 49 Researchers and engineers

F2: 1-9 Female researchers and engineers

D3: 10-49 R&D employees

S3: 10-49 employees

TO: N/A

K.72.00 Computer and related activities

B0: N/A

1000

Computer Science and Information Technologies professional. Concerned to many State level RTD and Education activities. Current interests in network protection, hybrid systems with software agents, security, distributed artificial intelligence.

++35929201969

ASS.2 Non-profit association (European/international)

P.O. Boc 775

Sofia

Other

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laslanyan

Knowledge Based Systems

PE5 Information and communication

Research center & Technology Development Institute

1

83.188.202.130

ARGONA

argona AB

Goran Rydberg

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

NACE code

Göran Rydberg, CoB, Sc Argona Security AB Member of the Argona Group Västmannagatan 15 S-111 24 Stockholm Sweden Phone + 468 791 76 00 Mobil + 46705 - 78 70 00 www.argona.se info @ argona.se

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Västmannagatan 15 S-111 24 Stockholm Sweden

Stockholm

- EU Region code (NUT) -

10) Security

Genomics and biotechnology for health

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Governmental Agencies of Innovation-Technology

Aachen

Type of INNOVAnet user

1

80.196.111.188

A9

A9 Consulting ApS

Helen Martin

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S2: 1-9 employees

Helen Martin Sjunkebyvej 65 4900 Nakskov Denmark

SER Private company (services)

Sjunkebyvej 65, 4900 Nakskov

Nakskov

3) Information & Communication Technologies

hmartin209

Knowledge-based multifunctional

PE5 Information and communication

Business Information Centers

South Denmark

2

1

82.43.228.51

Liverpool John Moores University

Azzelarabe Taleb-Bendiab

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PUC Public Commercial Organisation

E7: 2000+ Researchers and engineers

S7: 2000+ employees

M.80.30 Higher education

Main interest is in Distributed Autonomic and self-organising software systems engineering. With applications to support S&T semantic and autonomic web services, autonomic grid computing and security-trust-privacy, web 2.0. This include interests in: · Open source and standard software and system infrastructures, interoperability and intelligence. · Advanced teaching, training and learning relevant to the above areas of interest and expertise. We have current projects and collaborations in a range of domains including: * eServices, eBusiness, eCommerce, eHealth, eSecurity, eGovernment, etc. Will be interested in contributing to: * organization of webminars, conferences, workmeeting, build and coach communities and constituencies, knowledge management and transfer, project management, etc.

EDU.4 Higher education institution

School of Computing, Byrom Street, L3 3AF, Liverpool, Merseyside, UK

Liverpool

UK UNITED KINGDOM

atbjmu

PE5 Information and communication

Business School & Technologic colleges & University

2

129.26.162.236

FIT Fraunhofer

Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology

markus klann

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

Dipl.-Inf. Markus Klann Fraunhofer FIT Office C5-415 Schloss Birlinghoven 53754 Sankt Augustin Fon +49 2241 14 2152 Mobile +49 170 8071178 Fax +49 2241 14 4 2152 at FIT, the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Information Technology. Fraunhofer FIT, headquartered at Sankt Augustin near Bonn, investigates human-centered computing in a process context. The usability and usefulness of information and cooperation systems is optimized in their interplay with human work practice, organization and process.

RES Research institute

Office C5-415 Schloss Birlinghoven 53754 Sankt Augustin

Sankt Augustin

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Genomics and biotechnology for health

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Governmental Agencies of Innovation-Technology

Aachen

2

81.245.238.21

Space Applications Services

Space Applications Services NV

Jan Depauw

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

Jan Depauw Space Applications Services NV Leuvensesteenweg 325 B-1932 Zaventem BELGIUM Tel. (office): +32 (0)2 721.54.84 Tel. (Mobile): +32 (0)473 48.49.90 Fax. : +32 (0)2 721.54.44 Email: jan.depauw @ spaceapplications.com URL: http://www.spaceapplications.com

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Leuvensesteenweg 325 B-1932 Zaventem

Leuven

BE21 ANTWERPEN

10) Security

Applied IST research Society and economic challenges

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Industrial-Sectoral Association-Grouping Regional-National-International Organization

Aachen

10

4

79.155.247.26

MUFICATA

Editor

SER Private company (services)

PCO Private Commercial organization

Jaume Fabra 12 08004 Barcelona

Barcelona

ES51 CATALUÑA

1

82.101.16.1

4

6

143.233.247.153

dat.demokritos.gr

dat.demokritos.gr

dat.demokritos.gr

EDU.4 Higher education institution

PCO Private Commercial organization

E1: 0 Researchers and engineers

S1: 0 employee

Papadopoulos Homer, p/Phd, MBA Division of Applied Technologies, National Center for Scientific Research (NCSR) "Demokritos", 153-10 Agia Paraskevi , Athens, GREECE Tel: +30 - 210 - 6511020 Fax: +30 - 210 - 6516582 E-mail: homerpap At dat.demokritos.gr , homerpap AT gmail.com mobile : 0030 6932677311 Skype : homerpap

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Athens

Athens

- EU Region code (NUT) -

1) Health

homerpap

PE5 Information and communication

Research center & Technology Development Institute

Aachen

7

137.204.140.104

UNIBO

University of Bologna - CIRSFID

Alessandro Rocchi

EDU.4 Higher education institution

NGO Non-Governamental Organization

E7: 2000+ Researchers and engineers

S7: 2000+ employees

M.80.30 Higher education

Computer Science and Law

EDU.4 Higher education institution

Via Galliera, 3, 40121, Bologna, Emilia Romagna

Bologna

IT4 EMILIA-ROMAGNA

10) Security

Information Society technologies

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Research center & Technology Development Institute

Emilia-Romagna

Type of INNOVAnet user

3

195.110.138.197

GLEN

Global Law Enforcement Institute

Paolo Fusco

SER Private company (services)

PCO Private Commercial organization

E2: 1 - 9 Researchers and engineers

S2: 1-9 employees

L.75.24 Public security law and order activities

HI

SER Private company (services)

Via Barberini 3, 00187

Rome

IT6 LAZIO

10) Security

paolofusco

Citizens and Governance

SH1 Individuals and organisations

Law adviser - Lawers consulting firm

Lazio

Collaborators: Collaborating for mutual benefits with other projects & networks

2

5

147.197.164.171

University of Hertfordshire

Dr. Soodamani Ramalingam

-HE Higher Education University

GOV

GOV Governmental institution

E4: 50 - 249 Researchers and engineers

F3: 10-49 Female researchers and engineers

D4: 50-249 R&D employees

S6: 500-1999 employees

TO: N/A

B0: N/A

AL10 9AB

+44 (0)18707 284130

+44 (0)77 37 36 0775

College Lane Campus, Hatfield, Herts

Hatfield, UK

826 UNITED KINGDOM GB GBR