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EVENT

3rd Virtual JFS Matchmaking Event on health-related topics: “Infectious Diseases” and “Digital Health”

Find your perfect partner for your research idea!
Event Date:
Posted on 21. Jan. 2019
Location / Venue
Online

The Southeast Asia-Europe Joint Funding Scheme held the 3rd Virtual JFS Matchmaking Event on health-related topics: “Infectious Diseases” (2020 S&T Joint Call) and “Digital Health” (2020 Innovation Joint Call) on Wednesday October 28, 2020. 

The 3rd Virtual JFS Matchmaking Event on health-related topics took place in the spirit of the Word Health Summit 2020, which highlights both - the role of international cooperation and the role of research - when coping with the global health challenges.

The 3rd Virtual JFS Matchmaking Event provided information about the Southeast Asia – Europe Joint Funding Scheme (JFS) and the health-related 2020 S&T and Innovation Joint Calls for Proposals, which are currently open for submission of research proposals. To support the set-up of powerful consortia for the submission of strong project proposals, selected Southeast Asian and European researchers seeking for complementing partner organizations will present their institution and project ideas.

You can access the even review here.

EVENT

The Current State of Research in Southeast Asia

An analysis of co-publication and co-patenting activity
Event Date:
Posted on 27. Sep. 2017
Location / Venue
Waghor 1 Room, National Science Technology and Innovation Policy Office (STI) L14, Chamchuri Square, Bangkok
Link
http://www2.mtec.or.th/eventnstda/Template/index.aspx?eventid=S17006
Country
Thailand

Southeast Asia has doubled its share of the world's research publication output over the last decade. The number of annual international patent applications involving ASEAN-based inventors has tripled from the early 2000s to the early 2010s.

A research team of the EU-funded SEA-EU-NET project carried out a study assessing the research output in ASEAN Member States from 2000 to 2014. The lead author of the study, Alexander Degelsegger, Centre for Social Innovation, Austria will present the key findings and other scientometric indicators on Southeast Asian research and discuss what lessons lie behind

Participation is free of charge. Lunch will be served following the seminar. Please register your attendance here

Supported by: The EU funded SEA-EU-NET 2 project and Thailand’s National Science Technology and Innovation Policy Office

Tags
Environment / Climate Change
Health
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