Korean-Swiss Science and Technology Programme
Research cooperation with South Korea
In the context of the Korean-Swiss Science and Technology Programme, the SNSF and the National Research Foundation (NRF) of South Korea launched another call for Joint Research Projects (JRPs).
Joint Research Projects (JRPs) enable researchers in Switzerland to conduct a joint project together with a Korean partner. The projects will have a duration of four years, with funding on the Swiss side amounting to a maximum of CHF 350,000 per project. The costs covered by the grants are comparable to those covered in national SNSF projects (equipment, research funds, salaries).
Details
Call 2018/2019
The call concerned projects in the following area:
- Molecular physics
- Digital health (this is an interdisciplinary topic; a project part in Social Sciences and Humanities is possible)
- Advanced materials
The call for proposals was open from 17 December 2018 to 14 March 2019.
The 49 egligible applications were jointly evaluated by the SNSF and the NRF. All in all, 12 projects were approved for fiunding. The SNSF will cover the costs of CHF 4 million for the Swiss part of the research and the NRF the costs incurred in South Korea.
Call 2014/2015
The 30 submitted applications were jointly evaluated by the SNSF and South Korea’s NRF. All in all, 12 applications were approved; the projects to be funded are distributed as follows across the different topics of the call:
- Neuroscience: 5
- Molecular physics: 4
- Technologies and methodologies for big data science: 3
The SNSF will cover the costs of CHF 2.9 million for the Swiss part of the research and the NRF the costs incurred in South Korea.
Documents
- Call document 2018/2019 (PDF)
- Call document 2014/2015 (PDF)
- Guidelines for lifetime management (PDF)
- KSSTP: List of funded projects 2018/2019 (PDF)
- KSSTP: list of funded projects (PDF)
- Explication obligations (PDF)
- Template for scientific report (DOC) (Word)
- Documents & downloads
- KSSTP: List of funded projects 2018/2019 (PDF)
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