Enquiries
Contact Person: Noran Wahida Jamaludin
Telephone: +60126571148
Email: noran@might.org.my
- Smart Cities (sustainable cities and transport networks, smart grids): smart energy systems, building and space sustainability, intelligent transport and mobility, societal challenges - inclusion, education, health, tourism, etc. - electronic, open, and participatory government.
- Access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing, transportation and basic services;
- Integrated technologies towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change and resilience to disasters;
- Cyber Security, Smart / Intelligent Solutions for smart city management, smart community development.
KNOWLEDGE BASED ECONOMY (k-Economy):
- Waste to Wealth - reduce adverse environmental impact of cities, paying special attention to the quality of municipal and other waste management; innovative business models and or technologies on products / processes / services of recycled and or by products, innovative technologies / solutions on waste separation, etc.
- New and enhanced processes to manufacture existing products; design and manufacture of new products through the development and adoption of advanced technologies, materials, management systems and processes; servisitation of products and life cycle management.
HEALTH:
- Health research is prioritized to gather the clinical and epidemiological evidence necessary for the development of new diagnostic tests, treatments, and vaccines. Digital health solutions to support healthcare professionals and patients manage illnesses and health risks, as well as promote health and well-being
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS:
- The future trends for electrical and electronics that involved extensive research, design & development are IoT, 5Gs applications, wireless power transfer, electrical safety, drones, artificial intelligence, sensor technologies, autonomous cars, to name a few. The solutions will enable adoption to fourth industrial revolution (IR4.0) elements by the industries and help them to move up the value chain.
AEROSPACE:
- The aerospace industry is among the leading industries embracing fourth industrial revolution (IR4.0) technology. The core sub-sectors such as MRO, aerospace manufacturing, systems integration, engineering & design are among the sectors identified to boost the aerospace industry ecosystem.
SMART AGRICULTURE:
- Smart farming is an emerging concept that refers to managing farms using technologies like IoT, robotics, drones, and AI to increase the quantity and quality of products while optimizing the human labour required by production. This is the driving force behind the rise of Smart Agriculture technology.
- Launch of Call for Proposals: 18th September 2023
- Deadline for Submission of completed applications: 18th January 2024; 12:00 CET / 19:00 Malaysia time
- Eligibility feedback to applicants: 25th January 2024
- Label concession (estimated): June 2024
- Research Organizations (ROs) eligible to apply are Public Universities. Researchers based in other ROs can be a Co-Investigator but not eligible to apply as a Principal Investigator.
- The Malaysian PI must have been awarded a doctorate at the time of application. Applicants working towards a PhD or awaiting the outcome of their viva/submission of corrections are not eligible to apply.
- Applicants must be Malaysian citizens and hold a permanent or fixed-term contract in an eligible university or higher learning institute in Malaysia. Applicants with fixed terms contracts finishing before their grant end-date must secure confirmation from their RO stating that their contract will be extended to cover the duration of the award if their application is successful.
- Contact between the Malaysian PI and other collaborators prior to the application is essential. This contact should lead to a clearly defined and mutually beneficial project proposal. Please note that MOHE will not assist in locating external collaborators.
- The Malaysian applicant’s employing organization must be willing to agree to administer the grant.
- Joint R&D&I proposals must be submitted to CDTI and MIGHT, by 18th January 2024; 12:00 CET / 19:00 Malaysia time in order to consider the eligibility. Unilaterally submitted proposals shall not be considered.
- In Spain the participants will have to submit a formal R&D international project application through CDT’s website https://sede.cdti.gob.es/
- In Malaysia, submission must be done through MIGHT’s online application system https://applications.might.org.my/e/mysip/my_submission
- Draft Consortium Agreement (template provided)
- Malaysian companies will have to submit specific documents required by MIGHT:
- MOA Form 9, as proof the business is registered with Companies Commission of Malaysia
- SSM Documents
- Company Profile
- Audited Financial Account
The funding will be committed/disbursed at this stage. Beneficiaries must submit:
- Final Consortium Agreement in English whereby the consortium should agree upon the ownership, access rights and exploitation of intellectual property generated during the co-operation, to be submitted to CDTI and MIGHT. The Consortium Agreement needs to be sealed and signed by all applicants.
- up to 70% if you are a micro or small business
- up to 60% if you are a medium-sized business
- up to 50% if you are a large business
- Crucial Criteria
- Financial capacity of Partner
- Formal Agreement between Partners
- Basic Assessment Criteria
- Partnership and Partners
- Well balanced partnership
- Added Value through co-operation
- Technology Capacity of all Partners
- Managerial Capacity of all Partners
- Project Structure
- Methodology and Planning Approach
- Milestones and deliverables
- Cost and financing structure
- Financing commitment of each Partner
- Technology and Innovation
- Technological Advance
- Degree of technological maturity and risk
- Technological Achievements
- Innovation
- Degree of innovation
- Geographical / sector impact
- Market and Competitiveness
- Market and profitability
- Market size
- Market access and risk
- Return on investment
- Competitive advantages
- Strategic importance of the project
- Enhanced capabilities and visibility
- Human capital/Talent
- 2-year project: Projects are expected to train at least 1 post-graduate student (full-time research mode)
- Publications
- Researchers must publish at least 2 publications in indexed journal
- Acknowledgement towards Malaysia & Spain Innovating Bilateral Industrial Technology Cooperation Program (MYSIP) grant must be stated clearly in every publication
- Intellectual Property (Including Patent, Copyright, Industrial Design, layout Design of Integrated Circuit & Trademarks)
- All rights and governance of IP should be made in accordance with Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) / Consortium Agreement between partner in Malaysia and Spain
- Filed IP must be proven with IP approval’s letter
- Commercialized output
- Commercialized output from MYSIP grant shall be distributed according to the agreement of all parties in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) / Consortium Agreement.
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1. Project General Information
Acronym of the Project Title (if your project title is too long)
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Summary of the Project
Note: This is a mandatory form to be filled up by the applicant. Kindly save it to your computer and upload it as pdf file.
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Please upload the Financial Implications - MYSIP Program file.
2. Project Outline
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Description
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Innovation highlights (State of the Art / Progress beyond state of the art)
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Technological Development Envisaged
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Market Application and Exploitation
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Milestones / Timeline and Gantt Chart / Diagram - project schedule and work breakdown structure of the project into working packages indicating the workplan for both the Malaysian and Spanish partners.
3. Participant Details
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Main Participant
Other Participant
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4. Consortium Details
Name of the participants and a brief description of their activities in the project
5. Expertise of the Consortium
Name of the participants and a brief description of their experiences in relation to the project
6. Consortium Agreement
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Indicate if the Consortium has signed any Memorandum of understanding or any other consortia agreement and mention the signed date if it is the case.
Kindly upload other supporting documents required by the Nodal Implementing Agencies.
Should you lack a Consortium Agreement template, we kindly request that you make use of the one provided here.