MOSTI R & D GRANTS. Dr Wan Abdul Rahman Jauhari Wan Harun

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MOSTI R & D GRANTS Dr Wan Abdul Rahman Jauhari Wan Harun SIRIM Berhad SIRIM Berhad 7 October 2015

Presentation Contents Introduction R & D Eco System MOSTI R & D Grants Preparation of Proposal Discussion and Q & A

Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing Wernher von Braun

My Background 1982 -B.Scin Engineering Production, Birmingham University, UK 1982 -Joined SIRIM as Researcher 1990 - M.Eng(Mechanical), UTM 1996 Ph.D(Manufacturing), Loughborough University, UK Current job Senior Director, Plant and Machinery Flagship, Research and Technology Innovation Division Adjunct Professor, UTHM

Research and Evaluation Experience 1990 2008 : Involved in 12 major Research Projects 7 as project leader, 5 as project member 1 Technofund, 1 IRPA-PR, 1 International, 2 Science fund, 7 IRPA Since 1998 -Chairman/member Technical Evaluation Committee for IRPA, IGS, Sciencefund, Technofund, Innofund, Brain Gain Malaysia, National Science Fellowship, DSTIN Chairman/member for Project Monitoring Team for Technofund and Brain Gain recipients

ECO SYSTEM

The Generic R&D Chain Basic Research Characterized by knowledge for knowledge's sake and leads to basic scientific breakthroughs Principles of biochemistry Applied Research Characterized by distinct but fuzzy focus on specific applications Growth mechanism of cancer cells Properties of nano particles Hypothesizing specific product concepts from the knowledge obtained from applied research A concept fermentation process for producing bio degradable polymers A concept drug that can act on a specific receptor to inhibit cell growth R&D Value Chain : From Lab to Market Basic Research Applied Research Product Research Product Development Market Adoption Discovery Stage Business Creation Stage

Government s Concerns on R & D Low level of commercialization of R & D outputs Lack of desire among researchers to commercialize R&D outputs Lack of linkages (smart partnership) between researchers (supply) and industry (demand) Limited market place (e.g techno-market) for researchers and industry to buy and sell R&D output Lack of entrepreneurship and commercialization expertise among researchers

R&D Thrusts Since RMK8 Emphasis on the development of innovation and market-driven R&D projects Multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional research and development teams Private sector participation Sharing of facilities and equipment Commercialisation of R & D outputs

Bridging the Gap Between R & D and Commercialisation Funding - Grants and Loans

Grants Available From Various Ministries and Agencies State Governments

Funding The Value Chain of Innovation Market Needs FRGS, ERGS SF MAVCAP Cradle Pre Seed CREST for E & E MIDA R & D Flagship / DSTIN MOE MyLab Cradle CIP 500, Venture Capitalists, MAVCAP, Banks, others

Business Value Chain Product, Machine Development Process Improvement, Automation Packaging Local Promotion Overseas Promotion MDEC MOA KKLW KBS State Govt LHDN Double Tax Deduction MOA KKLW KBS State Govt VARIOUS AGENCIES MATRADE Funds for Skills Development Various Agencies

R & D Funding in RMK11?

MOSTI R & D FUNDS

MOSTI R&D Value Chain PRE-R&D R&D PRE-COM COMMERCIALISATION Pre-R&D Process Value Analysis Concept/ Idea Basic R Applied R Prototype Development Pilot Plant / CR Prototype Incubation/ Early Growth Mature Stage Value Realization Science Fund TechnoFund Flagship Fund Innofund DSTIN

MOSTI Grant Flow Chart PROPOSAL DEPT APPROVAL COMMITTEE YES INSTIITUTION APPROVAL COMMITTEE / RMC YES MOSTI NO NO NO NO FUND DISBURSED YES FUND APPROVAL COMMITTEE YES TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL COMMITTEE YES INTERNAL SCREENING

SCIENCEFUND Owner Purpose MOSTI To carry out R&D projects (applied research) that can contribute to the discovery of new ideas and the advancement of knowledge in applied sciences, focusing on high impact and innovative research Eligibility Quantum Details Research Institutes, IPTA, IPTS Companies encouraged to be collaborator Max: RM 500,000.00. Usually RM 100, 000 300,000 Projects up to 30 months www.mosti.gov.my

Definition of Sciencefund ScienceFundis a grant provided by Government to carry out R&D projects that can contribute to the discovery of new ideas and the advancement of knowledge in applied sciences, focusing on high impact and innovative research

Research Priority Areas Life Sciences Computer Sciences and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Agriculture Sciences/ Agricultural Engineering Environmental Sciences Advanced Materials Science Chemical Sciences Physical and Mathematical Sciences Engineering Medical and Health Sciences Social Sciences and Humanities

TECHNOFUND Owner Purpose MOSTI Funding for technology development, up to precommercialisation stage, with the commercial potential to create new businesses and generate economic wealth for the nation. The acquisition of technology (foreign and/or local). Applicants should provide the acquisition agreement or if such an agreement is not in place, applicants shall provide details of the technology to be acquired The up-scaling of laboratory-scale prototype or the development of commercial ready prototype Pre-clinical testing/clinical testing/field trials Eligibility Quantum Details Research Institutes, IPTA, IPTS, STI Agencies, SME Max: RM 3,000,000.00. Usually RM 1,000, 000 3,000,000 Projects up to 30 months www.mosti.gov.my

Definition of Technofund A grant scheme which aims to stimulate the growth and successful innovation of Malaysian enterprises by increasing the level of R&D and its commercialisation Provides funding for technology development, up to pre-commercialisationstage, with the commercial potential to create new businesses and generate economic wealth for the nation

Scope of Funding The acquisition of technology (foreign and/or local). Applicants should provide the acquisition agreement or if such an agreement is not in place, applicants shall provide details of the technology to be acquired The up-scaling of laboratory-scale prototype or the development of commercial ready prototype Pre-clinical testing/clinical testing/field trials

What can be Funded Pilot plant / prototype equipment and supporting infrastructure which is directly related to the pilot plant IP Preparation and Registration in Malaysia only (excluding maintenance) - existing and new IP Market testing / assessment and/or evaluation Regulatory and standards compliance Expenditure for services (consultancy/ testing) not exceeding 20% of project cost Contract expenditure applicable to IHLs and GRIs only (research assistant) Raw materials/consumables Technology/IP acquisition (if applicable)

Eligible applicants Researchers and other individuals from: Small and Medium Enterprises Institutions of Higher Learning Research Institutes Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Agencies Priority: to applications with projects that have been supported by the ScienceFundand have the potential to be commercialised; or companies that have obtained the InnoCertrecognition

Technical and Financial Evaluation 1. Does the proposed project fall under the Research Cluster? 2. Does the applicant have the professional qualifications and team members (if applicable) necessary for satisfactory performance of the proposed activity? 3. Is there other funding sources to supplement the fund provided by ScienceFund? 4. Viability of research objectives

Technical and Financial Evaluation 5. Output expected 6. Collaboration and industry linkages 7. Appropriateness of research methodology 8. Relevancy of key milestone 9. Commercialisation Potential 10. Cost effectiveness 11. Project Risks Technical Financial Timeline

Detailed Evaluation Does the project have scientific merit and is the methodology sound? What is/are the expected outputs and what are their potential applications, if any? Does the project leader/team have the relevant expertise to carry out the project? If no, please specify the requirements Is the costing appropriate? If there is a reduction, please specify

Detailed Evaluation Other relevant aspects that need to be highlighted. (eg. reinventing the wheel, novelty, basic/fundamental research, commercial potential, collaboration with industries, are the milestones relevant and achievable, is the project proposal well written, etc) If project not recommended for approval, please provide suggestions for improvement

Evaluation Criteria (TechnoFund) Novelty -new product, new technique, new process, modification of existing product / process, additional application, cutting edge technology and/or patentable Technical Feasibility -applicant s ability to successfully complete the project within the stipulated time Laboratory Proof of Concept (POC) Competency of the Project Team Credibility of Project Proposal

Evaluation Criteria (TechnoFund) Appropriateness of Methodology Deliverables Financial Capability Projection of the Project Costs Risk Business Plan

PREPARATION OF PROPOSAL

Basic Questions When Undertaking Projects WHY A PROJECT IS CARRIED OUT WHAT THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO ACHIEVE HOW THE PROJECT IS GOING TO ACHIEVE THESE RESULTS WHICH WE CAN ASSESS THE SUCCESS OF THE PROJECT WHY WE WILL FIND THE DATA REQUIRED TO ASSESS THE SUCCESS OF THE PROJECT WHAT THE PROJECT WILL COST

Discussion How do you generate ideas for R & D? Does your organization implement formal method for idea generation?

Filling the Form Title Key words Objective Research cluster, SEO and FOR Research background Literature review Related research Relevant past research Research methodology

Filling the Form Project activities, schedule and key milestones Risks technical, financial, timeline Outputs Collaboration other organisations, industry Project team members and manhour Intellectual property rights Cost Staff Direct expenses Special equipment

Ingredients of Good Proposal Clear can be easily understood by reader Accurate facts written exactly as they are Objective facts presented fully and fairly Accessible easy to find needed information Concise brief, direct to the point Correct in grammar, punctuation and usage

Common Mistakes Title too long, does not reflect research area Literature review not focused, not extensive, out-dated information No or not clear Problem Statement Objective not relevant, ambiguous, research activity Methodology differentiate methodology and activity, precise explanation, relate with requirement of special equipment Research Activity should be linked to outputs, realistic schedule

Common Mistakes Milestones concept of milestone, wording and timing Outputs do not tally with title or objective Collaboration if project is for industry, then should have relevant industry collaborator Team member no member with expertise in research domain area, not realistic manhour Intellectual property not identified or not well distributed

Common Mistakes English sentences, grammar, spelling Costs do not follow funding guidelines especially on travelling and purchase of equipment or machine

References MOSTI web site www.mosti.gov.my KRSTE https://krste.my

Thank You DR WAN ABDUL RAHMAN JAUHARI B WAN HARUN SIRIM BERHAD, TEL: +603 5544 6006 wrahman@sirim.my