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Socialization 2017

RESEARCH &

PHD

IN FRANCE

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION

DEPARTMENT

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Focal point for S&T : Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

CV IFI

CONTACT AT FRENCH EMBASSY IN

INDONESIA

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1. Overview of Research in France

2. ID-FR Cooperation

3. PhD in FRANCE

4. Funding for Joint Research

5. CST program

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OVERVIEW OF FRENCH

RESEARCH SYSTEM

STATISTICS, ORGANISATION, PROGRAMS

Ce document est la propriété de l’Ambassade de France en Indonésie. Il ne peut être communiqué à des tiers et/ou reproduit sans l’autorisation préalable écrite de l’Ambassade de France en Indonésie et son contenu ne peut être divulgué. This document and the information contained herein is proprietary information of French Embassy in Indonesia and shall not be disclosed or reproduced without

the prior authorization of french Embassy in Indonesia.

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

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5 FRANCE AND RESEARCH

-2015-(65 millions inhabitants)

46.5 BILLIONS € (698 TRILLIONS IDR)

Direct national budget for R&D

(+

30.1 BILLION €

private)

2.23 %

Share of GDP devoted to R&D

564 500

Number of Research staff in France

(equivalent to

412 000

full-time)

259 100

Number of Researchers

(Public sector:

102

500 / Private one:

156 600

)

26 %

of Women

67 000

PhD Students in total for

13 000

awarded

per year

(50% are foreigners)

275 Doctoral

2 Nobel Prizes

1 Fields Medals

3 Breakthrough Prizes

1 Lasker Award

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6 FRANCE IN THE INTERNATIONAL

COMPETITION

Shanghai 2015

France position :

5th

(22 FR universities in TOP500)

Absolute classification

unable to catch

specificities

Research enhances

territorial development

Must be local but clustered

nationally

1 st

_{ranked world publications : CNRS}

_,

_the

French Research Agency

(100 000 / year)

6 th

Publishing Country

4 th

Patenting Country in EU system and

7 th

in US

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7 OVERVIEW OF THE MAIN PUBLIC

RESEARCH

Actors

•

74 Universities

•

250 Higher Education Engineering Schools

• Over 10

research agencies

(CEA, CNES, CNRS, CIRAD, IRD,

INSERM, INRIA, INRA, IFREMER,…)

• All now grouped in

20 Big Territorial Cluster « COMUE » for

better Shanghai Visibility

CPU

Group of all

University

Presidents

(similar to

CRISU)

CPU

Group of all

University

Presidents

(similar to

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OVERVIEW OF THE FR-ID

COOPERATION IN

RESEARCH

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

Version – 2016

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9 BRIEF SURVEY OF COOPERATION

• 63 PhD Students defending PhD degree or registered

in PhD curricula (About 20% in Social and Human

Sciences)

• About 4 M€ of equivalent budget (missions, research,

salaries,…)

• 92 joint publications

1 Difficulty to separate IRD/Montpellier for

example

Impact of the thematics on the number of

PhD

• Impact of budget investment

• Under estimation of MNHN

budget

Social & Human

Sciences

12.2 Ecology & Environment

11.4 Engineering Sciences

9.6 Biology

8.1 Astronomy

3.0 Chemistry

2.2 Other

12.9 SOURCE : CIRAD/CNRS/IRD/IFI

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10 PUBLICATIONS

2009 / 2010

2010 /

2011

2011 /

2012

..//..

2013 /

2014

2014 /

2015

Total of Indonesia co-publications

736

725

736 ..//..

1415

1427

Share of Indonesia international

co-publications

626

602

626 ..//..

1173

1240

Co-publications France – Indonesia

35

33

35 ..//..

76

81 Co-publications CNRS – Indonesia

20

17

19 ..//..

44

42 SOURCE : SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED ET

CONFERENCE PROCEEEDING CITATION - SCIE-CPCI-S;

THOMSON REUTERS - TRAITEMENT : DASTR-SAP2S

• About 85% of Indonesian publications are co-authored with international

partners (about 55% for France)

• Around 5 % of Indonesian publications are authored jointly with France : rate

is stable over last 5 years (Half thanks to CNRS institution)

• But less than 0.1% of French publications are authored jointly with Indonesia

Proof that international

cooperation is a strength

for publishing

Distribution of

co-publications with

Indonesia

SOURCE : SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED ET CONFERENCE PROCEEEDING CITATION - SCIE-CPCI-S;

THOMSON REUTERS - TRAITEMENT : DASTR-SAP2S

Health;

Regional synergies

Source : MAEDI, ICT Asia 2016

Health is the best example for

which Regional cooperation is

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11 2016 JWG : 5-6 APRIL 2016

SAV

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PhD in FRANCE

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

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1. Can be in English

!

(nevertheless, French is advised for daily life)

2. Typically

3 years

(rarely 4 and never more than 5)

3. Only few courses and all

without exam

. (about

100 hours over 3 years for professional training

and expert courses)

4. At

least

1 international

peer-review

publication

before PhD defense (usually 1 per

year and 1-2 international conference per year)

5. PhD

manuscript possibly in English

then public

defense of 45min with 1h question in front of jury

selected by PhD supervisors and doctoral school

TODAY’S PHD THESIS IN FRANCE

13 joint

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WHY?



A proven success in France (55% of PhD students

are foreigners and 55% of publications are

co-authored with foreign institutions)



Highly supported by French Government

HOW?



Student selection by Indonesian Professor



Grant secured



Identification of high level french partner thanks to

French Embassy



Simple form to be signed by the two universities



At least 33% of time in France over 3 years

JOINT PHD DEGREE (co-tutelle)

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HIGH SUPPORT OF FRANCE

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SCHOLARSHIP

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SCHOLARSHIP

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SCHOLARSHIP

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http://

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SCHOLARSHIP

19 

https://

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SCHOLARSHIP

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http://

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SCHOLARSHIP

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And so many more!!



CNRS



CIRAD



IFREMER



INSERM



INRA



INRIA



EFEO



BRGM



DGA



COMUE



LABEX

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VISA matters…

https://fr.tlscontact.com/id/jkt/page.php?

pid=docs&l=en

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FUNDING PROGRAMS

FOR JOINT RESEARCH

PHC NUSANTARA – IMMERSION RESEARCH

(LPDP – RISTEKDIKTI)

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

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RESEARCH MOBILITY PROGRAM :

PHC NUSANTARA

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25 PHC NUSANTARA

Background:



To support part of overcost related to international research



Joint Bilateral funding for mobility, workshop and research

Scope

:



Foods,

energy,

health/medicine,

marine,

technology,

transportation, ICT, human/ social sciences, advanced material,

climate change environment preservation, natural risks and or

disaster management.

Key Dates:



2016: launched in February



winners announced in May

NEXT call for 2017 :

COMING SOON !!

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• 59 eligible proposal (with 70 initially opened applications)

• In line with FR and ID priorities

• Engineering (25%), AgroForesty (20%), Health (15%), TIC (15%),

SHS (10%)

THEMATICS: NUSANTARA FEEDBACK

Main FR partners

1) Montpellier, 2) Paris, 3)

Toulouse/La Rochelle (ex aequo)

Main ID partners

1) IPB, 2) ITB, 3) UGM, 4) UI

Main thematic fields

Agronomy, animal, vegetal and agroalimentary products

Engineer science

Biology, health, medecine

Maths and interactions

Information and communication science and technology

Human science and humanities

Chemistry

Social science

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IMMERSION RESEARCH

: RESEARCH INTERSHIP 2017

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Scope

: open to all cooperation fields,

except

defense, nuclear and military activities

.



Applied Sciences shall be targeted in priority.



Objective

: enable  research project (PhD thesis

for doctoral students).



Length of period

: 4 – 6 months

Launch in Jan 2017

Starting Jun. 2017

Launch in Jan 2017

Starting Jun. 2017

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CST PROGRAMS

SCIENCE COMMUNICATION

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

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SCIENCE COMMUNICATION

29 MT 180 (Ma Thèse en 180 secondes)

MT180

http://ifi-id.com/mt180-2017

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30 CONCLUSION



_{Contribute to National Ambition by making a bridge with}

International Research



_{Identify funding from LPDP or SPIRIT then contact FR}

Embassy



_{HIGH POTENTIAL OF SUCCESS}



_{27-28 FEB: FRENCH MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS}

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31 EXTERNAL LINKS

Some links you may like to visit for further specific

information!

IFI French Cooperation Office in Indonesia

CAMPUS FRANCE

Ministry of Research & Higher Education

International research cooperation by MOFA

Competitivity clusters

ANR Research Funding Agency

European Horizon2020 funding program

CPU group of University Presidents

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CONTACT AT FRENCH EMBASSY IN

INDONESIA

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34 HOW FRENCH RESEARCH IS

ORGANIZED ?

• National Research Strategy

« SNR

» (in line with the European One: Europe

2020)

• Specific Additionnal Policies

(Ministers, Regions)

• Coordination & Evaluation

(ANR, ANRT, HCERES)

• Numerous thematic & territorial clusters

(mix of univ. labs, research

agencies, industrials & institutionnal actors)

• Funding

programs

(multi-annual,

multi-partners,

multi-disciplinary)

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35 RESEARCH FOR ECONOMIC

COMPETITIVENESS

• 71 National Competitivity Thematic and Territorial Cluster

(65% SME,

17% Public research, 18% Big companies)

• 15 of them for International visibility

• 5 Alliances to serve for Thematic Gateway and National Planning

(Allenvi, Aviesan, Ancre, Allistène, Athena)

• _{Specific or local Grouping}

_:



GIE: Economic Interest



GIS: Scientific Interest



GDR: Focus thematic

research groups

• National BPI Bank for

innovation

(SME, Start-Ups…)

• National Program for Student

Entrepreneurship

(PEPITE)

+ European complementary

schemes

Map of

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36 STRUCTURE OF PUBLIC RESEARCH

1/

2

• Research

Engineer

• Study Engineer

• Technician

• Full Professor // Director of research

• Tenure Professor (HDR) // In charge of

Research

• Associate Professor (MCF)

• Assistant Professor (ATER)

• Post-Doc

• PhD Student

• Master Student

Typical Scientific Team

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37 STRUCTURE OF PUBLIC RESEARCH

2/

2

• University labs

(EA)

• Joint labs between research

agencies and universities

(UMR)

• Research agencies labs

(UPR)

• International lab

(UMI)

• Higher Education & Research :

Casa de

Velázquez, ENS,…

• Agriculture :

Agro Paris Tech, Agro Campus

Ouest…

• Environment : ENSM

• Defense : ISAE, Ecole Polytechnique,…

• Equipment : ENPC

• Sports : INSEP

• Economy :

GENES

• Foreign Affairs + Research :

CIRAD, IRD,…

• Agriculture + Research : Institut agronomique, vétérinaire

et forestier de France

CNU

Thematic

commissions serve

to evaluate labs &

staffs

60: Mechanics, 27:

Informatics, 23:

Geography,….

CNU

Thematic

commissions serve

to evaluate labs &

staffs

60: Mechanics, 27:

Informatics, 23:

Geography,….

Diferent labelling

Diferent Authority Ministry

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38 FUNDING SCHEMES FOR RESEARCH IN

FRANCE

H2020

European funding scheme with 15% of french

contribution

FUI

Interministry funding

(Since 2005: 1585 projects for 2.5

Billions €, 15 000 staff)

CIFRE

PhD thesis inside Private

companies (specific

Technology Transfer scheme)

Regional

funding

(thematic and territorial)

H2020

ANR

thematic funding

(Since 2005: 2205 projets for 1.5

Billions €)

PHC

(Min of Foreign Affairs)

covering international

cooperation overcost

BIO/STIC Asia

(Min of Foreign Affairs)

Multilateral

thematic program

9% own resources

8% Other ministers

or agencies

9% own resources

8% Other ministers

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39 THEMATICS IN 2016 JWG

Ecology & Environment

Engineering, New &

RenEnergy

Social & Human Sciences

22.22%

Ecology & Environment

Engineering, New & RenEnergy

Social & Human Sciences

Law, Economics and Management

ICT and Educ Technology

53.21%

9.17%

24.77%

_3.67%

8.26%

_0.92%

France Participation

Ecology & Environment

Engineering, New & RenEnergy

Social & Human Sciences

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40 TREND OVER TIME THROUGH NUSANTARA DATA

2008

2010

2012

0

1

2

3 Thematic fields evolution

Engineer sciences

Energy & transport

Climate & Environnement

Chemistry

BPPT présentCST 260117

Socialization 2017

RESEARCH &

PHD

IN FRANCE

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION

DEPARTMENT

CV IFI

CONTACT AT FRENCH EMBASSY IN

INDONESIA

1.

Overview of Research in France

2.

ID-FR Cooperation

3.

PhD in FRANCE

4.

Funding for Joint Research

5.

CST program

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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OVERVIEW OF FRENCH

RESEARCH SYSTEM

STATISTICS, ORGANISATION, PROGRAMS

Focal point for S&T :

Prof Dr Ir Nicolas Gascoin,

nicolas.gascoin@diplomatie.gouv.fr

5

FRANCE AND RESEARCH

-2015-(65 millions inhabitants)

46.5 BILLIONS € (698 TRILLIONS IDR)

Direct national budget for R&D

(+

30.1 BILLION €

private)

2.23 %

Share of GDP devoted to R&D

564 500

Number of Research staff in France

(equivalent to

412 000

full-time)

259 100

Number of Researchers

(Public sector:

102

500

/ Private one:

156 600

)

26 %

of Women

67 000

PhD Students in total for

13 000

awarded

per year

(50% are foreigners)

275

Doctoral

2 Nobel Prizes

1 Fields Medals

3 Breakthrough Prizes

1 Lasker Award

6

FRANCE IN THE INTERNATIONAL

COMPETITION

Shanghai 2015

France position :

5th

(22 FR universities in TOP500)

Absolute classification

unable to catch

specificities

Research enhances

territorial development

Must be local but clustered

nationally

1

_{ranked world publications : CNRS}

_,

_the