En
relación a la próxima convocatoria del 7º Programa
Marco: KBBE sobre Alimentación, Agricultura y Pesca, y
Biotecnología, cuya fecha de publicación prevista es el
3 de septiembre, se presentan los temas (aún no
definitivos ya que aún no se ha publicado la
convocatoria oficial), sobre los que ya se están
formando los grupos de interesados en presentar un
proyecto conjunto. Los temas sobre los que se podrán
presentar proyectos son los siguientes:
Activity 2.1: Sustainable production
and management of biological resources from land, forest
and aquatic environments.
Area 2.1.1: Enabling research
KBBE-2009-1-1-01: Integration of
tools to support a system-based understanding of complex
biological processes.
KBBE-2009-1-1-02: Mining genomics
information of small ruminants to generate understanding
of the genetic basis of phenotypes important to
sustainable production and health.
KBBE-2009-1-1-03: Optimization of
methods to maintain farm animal biodiversity – SICA.
Area 2.1.2: Increased sustainability
of all production systems (agriculture, forestry,
fisheries and aquaculture); plant health and crop
protection.
KBBE-2009-1-2-01: Legumes: key
multifunctional legume crops for an energy-efficient and
environmentally friendly future European agriculture.
KBBE-2009-1-2-02: Multifunctional
grasslands for sustainable and competitive ruminant
production systems and the delivery of ecosystem
services.
KBBE-2009-1-2-03: : Irrigation water
saving solutions for Mediterranean agriculture – SICA.
KBBE-2009-1-2-04: Improving
performance and quality of crops in the context of
organic and low input systems by breeding and
management.
KBBE-2009-1-2-05: Water stress
tolerance and water use efficiency in food crops.
KBBE-2009-1-2-06: Developing new
methods for valuing and marketing currently
non-marketable forest functions, goods and services.
KBBE-2009-1-2-07: Meeting industrial
requirements on wood raw-materials quality and quantity.
KBBE-2009-1-2-08: Assessing and
reducing vulnerability of European forests to climate
change and the consequences for industrial and societal
needs - SICA (Russia).
KBBE-2009-1-2-09: Impact and
development of Conservation Agriculture techniques in
developing countries – Mandatory ICPC (Africa).
KBBE-2009-1-2-10: Improving fisheries
assessment methods by integrating new sources of
biological knowledge.
KBBE-2009-1-2-11: Improving mollusc
spat production in hatcheries.
KBBE-2009-1-2-12: Sustainable inland
extensive and semi-intensive aquaculture.
KBBE-2009-1-2-13: From capture based
to self-sustained aquaculture.
KBBE-2009-1-2-14: Sustainable use of
seas and oceans: importance of foraging fish in the
ecosystem.
KBBE-2009-1-2-15: Sustainable use of
seas and oceans: integration of aquaculture and
fisheries in the coastal zone.
Area 2.1.3: Optimised animal health,
production and welfare across agriculture, fisheries and
aquaculture.
KBBE-2009-1-3-01: Porcine
reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS): new
generation, efficacious and safe vaccine, new control
strategies – SICA (China and other ICPC from South East
Asia).
KBBE-2009-1-3-02: Diseases caused by
Orbiviruses: African horse sickness, bluetongue and
epizootic haemorrhagic disease: development of new
generation vaccines and accompanying tests.
KBBE-2009-1-3-03: Bee health:
identification of emerging honey bee pest and diseases
and re-emergence of pathogens and explaining the
intimate mechanisms and the reasons for increased honey
bee mortality.
KBBE-2009-1-3-04: Tick borne
diseases. Improvement of current vaccine and development
of new vaccines for theileriosis and babesiosis through
exploitation of genomic data – SICA (China and Central
Asia).
KBBE-2009-1-3-05: Improving
Campylobacter control measures in primary production of
poultry.
Area 2.1.4: Socio-economic research
and support to policies.
KBBE-2009-1-4-01: Development of
detection methods for quarantine plant pests and
pathogens for use by Plant Health Inspection Services.
KBBE-2009-1-4-02: Spatial analysis of
rural development measures for effective targeting of
rural development policies.
KBBE-2009-1-4-03: A common data
exchange system for agricultural systems.
KBBE-2009-1-4-04: Comparative
analysis of factor markets for agriculture across the
Member States.
KBBE-2009-1-4-05: Policy and
institutional aspects of sustainable agriculture,
forestry and rural development in the Mediterranean
partner countries – SICA (Mediterranean Partner
Countries).
KBBE-2009-1-4-06: Agricultural
Innovation Systems & Traditional knowledge – Mandatory
ICPC (African ACP and South-Africa)
KBBE-2009-1-4-07: Globalisation and
trade impact on developing countries – Mandatory ICPC
(African ACP plus South Africa)
KBBE-2009-1-4-10: Consolidate
alliances with Asia in the field of aquaculture -
Mandatory ICPC (China and otherICPC from Asia).
KBBE-2009-1-4-11: Consolidate
alliances with the Mediterranean in the field of
aquaculture - Mandatory ICPC (Mediterranean Partner
Countries).
KBBE-2009-1-4-12: Supporting
governance in aquaculture research and innovation.
Activity 2.2: Fork to farm: Food
(including seafood), health and well being
Area 2.2.1: Consumers
KBBE-2009-2-1-01: Determinants of
food habit formation/breaking.
KBBE-2009-2-1-02: Benefit/risk
perception and communication in the food chain.
KBBE-2009-2-1-03: Behavioural models
for prevention of obesity, with a particular focus on
children.
Area 2.2.2: Nutrition
KBBE-2009-2-2-01: Stress, addiction
and eating behavior.
KBBE-2009-2-2-02: Role and mechanisms
of action of plant bioactive compounds.
KBBE-2009-2-2-03: Development of
biomarkers for health-promoting functions.
KBBE-2009-2-2-04: Strategies for
sustainable eating habits.
Area 2.2.3: Food processing
KBBE-2009-2-3-01: New solutions for
improving refrigeration technologies along the food
chain.
KBBE-2009-2-3-02: Sharing food
technology research and development by means of
international collaboration – SICA.
KBBE-2009-2-3-03: Sustainable food
and feed processing.
Area 2.2.4: Food quality and safety
KBBE-2009-2-4-01 Analytical tools for
characterisation of nano-particles in the food matrix.
KBBE-2009-2-4-02: Risk-benefit
assessment of food supplements – SICA.
KBBE-2009-2-4-03: Combined exposure
to pesticides.
KBBE-2009-2-4-04: Prospects for novel
foods.
Area 2.2.5: Environmental impacts and
total food chain
KBBE-2009-2-5-01: International food
trade: Anticipating the impact of climate change on the
safety of European and global food markets –SICA.
KBBE-2009-2-5-02: Barriers to network
learning in SMEs.
KBBE-2009-2-5-03: Transparency along
the food value chain.
Area 2.2.6: European Research Area
KBBE-2009-2-6-01: Enhanced
co-operation in food and health with a view to
strengthening the European Research Area.
Area 2.2.7 Coordinated Call with
India (Department of Biotechnology – DBT)
KBBE-2009-2-7-01: Development of
functional foods and ingredients.
KBBE-2009-2-7-02: Valorisation of
by-products in food processing.
Activity 2.3: Life sciences,
biotechnology and biochemistry for sustainable non-food
products and processes.
Area 2.3.1: Novel sources of biomass
and bioproducts
KBBE-2009-3-1-01: Optimisation of
secondary metabolite production in plants: localisation,
transport, storage and stability.
KBBE-2009-3-1-02: Jatropha curcas –
breeding strategy – towards a sustainable crop for
biomaterials and biofuels – SICA (India, Africa and
Latin America).
KBBE-2009-3-1-03:Abiotic stress
tolerance: biotechnological applications from the lab to
the field.
KBBE-2009-3-1-04: Prospecting for
novel plant-produced compounds.
Area 2.3.2: Marine and fresh-water
biotechnology (blue biotechnology)
KBBE-2009-3-2-01: Novel marine
bioactive compounds for European industries.
KBBE-2009-3-2-02: Sustainable use of
seas and oceans - Biomass from micro- and macro-algae
for industrial applications.
Area 2.3.3: Industrial biotechnology:
novel high added-value bio-products and bioprocesses
KBBE-2009-3-3-01: Novel industrial
microorganisms with optimised metabolic pathways.
KBBE-2009-3-3-02: Integrated
multi-enzyme, multistep biocatalytic engineering.
Area 2.3.4: Biorefinery
KBBE-2009-3-4-03: Biomass and
bioproducts: sustainability certification and
socioeconomic implications – Mandatory ICPC (either
Latin America, Africa and/or Asia).
KBBE-2009-3-4-04: Biomass
pre-treatment for optimised biomass deconstruction and
analytical characterisation – SICA (Brazil).
Area 2.3.5: Environmental
biotechnology
KBBE-2009-3-5-01: Molecular
approaches to bioremediation of polyaromatic hydrocarbon
compounds.
KBBE-2009-3-5-02: Innovative
biotechnology approaches as eco-efficient alternative to
industrial processes.
Area 2.3.6: Emerging trends in
biotechnology
KBBE-2009-3-6-01: Nanobiotechnology:
smart nanobiotechnology devices to study biomolecule
dynamics in real time.
KBBE-2009-3-6-02: Nanobiotechnology:
functionalised membranes.
KBBE-2009-3-6-03: Nanobiotechnology:
bio-interfaces for environmental applications.
KBBE-2009-3-6-04: Nanobiotechnology:
analysis of the ethical, safety, regulatory and
socioeconomic aspects of nanobiotechnology.
KBBE-2009-3-6-05: Synthetic biology
for biotechnological applications.
Si estáis
interesados en participar en alguna de estas líneas de
trabajo, podéis contactar con Irene Cerezo en la
dirección
cerezo@ccae.es,
y desde allí se os pondrá en contacto con los Puntos
Nacionales de Contacto para informaros sobre los
participantes o interesados en participar en
determinados proyectos.
También
podréis encontrar más información en el siguiente
enlace, donde se encuentran las ponencias presentadas en
la jornada del CDTI sobre “Presentación de la
Convocatoria FP7-KBBE-2009-3” del VII Programa Marco:
Alimentación, Agricultura y Pesca, y Biotecnología.
http://www.cdti.es/index.asp?MP=7&MS=221&MN=4&TR=A&IDR=1&iddocumento=1230
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