Basic guidelines
The proposal submissions must involve collaborative partnership between industry partner and local academic institutions (IHLs – University, Polytechnics/Research Institutes).
Researchers under IHLs needs to be registered as academic members or be in the institutional membership category.
Industry partner must be an SNBC industry member. A list of existing industry members are attached for your reference. Companies that are not members but are interested to submit a joint application are welcome to join the consortium. For membership enquiries, please contact smitha.vs@ntu.edu.sg or maria.yung@ntu.edu.sg
The funding quantum is as follows: SNBC funds $60,000 in cash and a minimum $50,000 contribution in-cash or in-kind is required from each industry partner.
The funded project must be hosted at an IHL or research institute.
For detailed guidelines please click here to download.
Examples of follow-up funding schemes:
A*STAR: Industry Alignment Fund: Industry Collaboration Projects (IAF-ICP)
NHIC: NHIC funding schemes
NRF: Central Gap Fund
Please feel free to contact us should you require more information on follow-up grants.
Five projects were awarded on SNBC’s first seed grant calls.
Click here to view the list of awarded projects.
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