Horizon 2020 KTH Annika Stensson Trigell KTH Vice

Horizon 2020 – KTH Annika Stensson Trigell, KTH Vice President for Research KTH Horizon Europe week 12 -16 October 2020 2021 -09 -05 1

Horizon 2020 – KTH 134 268 71 45 11 5 2 2021 -09 -05 2

Horizon 2020 national comparison Millions Granted amount Number of participations 150 € 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 100 € 50 € -€ 2015 2021 -09 -05 2016 2017 2018 2019 2015 2016 2017 2018 Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Lunds Universitet Karolinska Institutet Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Uppsala Universitet Göteborgs Universitet Stockholms Universitet Linköpings Universitet Luleå Tekniska Universitet 2019 3

European Research Council (ERC) 12, 1 M€ 0, 9 M€ 12, 6 M€ 10, 0 M€ 2021 -09 -05 4

Marie-Sklodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) 2021 -09 -05 5

Societal Challenges & Industrial Leadership 17, 9 M€ 6, 5 M€ 7, 0 M€ 3, 2 M€ 2021 -09 -05 2, 7 M€ 2, 0 M€ 1, 1 M€ 0, 4 M€ 2, 6 M€ 0, 4 M€ 0, 2 M€ 6

Role 2021 -09 -05 7

Applications from KTH 2021 -09 -05 8

Motivations for KTH to increase participation in EU programmes • Collaborate with excellent European and international partners • Gaining and sharing knowledge • Contribute to society • Contribute to EU policy 2021 -09 -05 9

KTH EU strategy • EU strategic important for collaboration and research funding • Ambition to increase our participation further • Decide on the relevant support to the researchers ‒ Brussels office together with Stockholm Trio ‒ Coordination support 2021 -09 -05 10