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COOPERATION FOR INNOVATION

MOBILITY AND RESEARCH

PROGRAMS WITH FRANCE

FRENCH MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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RESEARCH IN FRANCE

➢ France spent 1.5% of GDP for Higher Education

& 2.26% of GDP for Research in 2014 (45 billion € /

200 billion RM)

➢ 75,000 students registered in Doctorat (PhD) courses in France

➢ Every year, about 13,000 pass their degree

➢ 412 000 people working full time in the R&D field (2013), whose 30%

women, 60% of researchers hired by private companies. 10% of

researchers are from outside France

➢ 42 % PhD students are foreigners

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France ranks:

➢ 6th for the number of scientific publications

3,3% global production, 4,0% citations

➢ 4th in the world in impact of publications (h-index of 811)

➢ 6th in the world in number of patents

INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTION

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International distinction granted to French Scientists:

➢ 62 laureates of Nobel prize (France ranks 4th)

➢ 13 laureates of the Fields Medal (on 55) France ranks 2nd in

Mathematics performance

HIGH-LEVEL RESEARCH

4

Artur Avila

Fields medalist 2014

(French-Brazilian)

Jean Tirole

Nobel prize in

economics 2014

Jean-Pierre Sauvage

Nobel prize in

chemistry 2016


➢ 3rd country in participation to the Framework European programs. 5th to Horizon 2020

➢ France contributes to 23,4% of Horizon 2020 projects, whose 9% are coordinated by French teams

FRANCE IN EUROPEAN RESEARCH


http://www.ehea.info/

MOFAID COOPERATION AND RESEARCH PROGRAMS

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French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development (MOFAID)

Supports Research Partnerships with ASEAN countries through :

1) French research centres and joint labs, bringing together French and ASEAN scientists, training ASEAN PhD students

2) Regional Programmes funding collaborative Research Projects (ICT-Asia and Bio-Asia)

3) Bilateral programs to foster scientific collaborations and PhD training in France

4) Funding of European initiatives and projects (see Euraxess)

CIRAD

Agricultural Research

for Development

FRENCH RESEARCH CENTERS IN ASEAN COUNTRIES


Research Institutes Abroad (“IFRE”) and Joint Labs

IRASEC

Research Institute on

Contemporary Southeast

Asia, Bangkok

EFEO

French School of

the Far East

studies

French National Scientific

Research Center

Joint International Research

Units (UMI) or joint

international laboratories

(LIA)

Pasteur Institutes

Phnom Penh, Vientiane Hanoï,

Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh City

Prevention and treatment of

infectious diseases through

research, public health and

training activities

Institute of Research for

Development (IRD)

Chiang Mai University,

Thailand

Program for Health :

Prevention and Treatment

REPRESENTATIVES OF FRENCH RESEARCHCENTERS IN THE REGION

For information on research projects and grants, mobility and training opportunities, contacts of potential partners

CNRSLuc LE CALVEZ (Singapore) [email protected]

IRASECClaire THI-LIEN TRAN (Thailand) [email protected]

IRDJean-Pascal TORRETON (Vietnam, Philippines) [email protected]

Marc SOURIS (Loas, Cambodia) [email protected] BERGER (Thailand, Myanmard, India & Nepal) [email protected]

Nicolas HUBERT (Indonesia, Timor-Leste) [email protected]

CIRADPhilippe GIRARD (Vietnam) [email protected]

Alain RIVAL (Indonesia) [email protected]

Pasteur InstituteDidier FONTENILLE (Cambodia) [email protected]

CONTACTS


mailto:[email protected]









FRENCH REGIONAL PROGRAMS FOSTERING SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION AND NETWORKING


ICT – ASIA AND BIO-ASIA

MALAYSIA AND BIO-STIC ASIA


ICT-Bio Asia Workshop 2016 took place in Universiti Malaysia, jointly

organised with Academy Sains Malaysia

France

33%

Vietnam

13%Malaysi

a 9%

Philippine

s 6%

Laos 5%

Indonesia

5%

Cambodia

5%

Japan 4%

Singapore

4%

Thailand1

0%

Others

4%

(3rd partner)

AWARDED WITH A BIO GRANT SINCE 2008 - BY COUNTRY

France

34%

Vietnam:

10%

Malays…Philippin

es 3%

India

3.2%

Indonesi

a 2. 3%

Cambodi

a 1.3%

Japan

9.3%

Singapor

e 11.2%

Thailand

4.2%

Taiwan

5.1%

China

6.8%

South

Korea

4%Pakistan

1,3%

HONG

KONG

0.6%

SCIENTISTS AWARDED WITH AN ICT GRANT SINCE 2004 – BY COUNTRY

At least 1 researcher from France, 1 from ASEAN and 1 another Asian country (ASEAN or other)

(6th partner)

ICT-ASIAICT Research and Applications in the fields of - Climate Change (adaptation and mitigation) - Biodiversity and Ecosystems Services - Food Security - Disaster Risk Reduction- Health Informatics.

BIO-ASIA- Biodiversity- Biotechnologies and Health- Green Chemistry- Biotransformation- Biomass Energy

ICT-ASIA


PRIORITY TOPICS FOR 2015

ONLINE APPLICATIONhttp://www.campusfrance.org/stic-asie

3 to 5 pages proposal highlightening:- Innovative nature of the cooperation and the scientific project- Researchers CV- Budget listing co-financing from each partner- Non mandatory but appreciated: training component (young

researcher, PhD training)

Call Publication: suspended in 2016

ICT-ASIA AND BIO-ASIA 2015 CALL FOR PROJECTS


http://www.campusfrance.org/stic-asie

France Bilateral Programs for Scientific Cooperation

with ASEAN Countries

Programmes Hubert Curien (PHC)

BILATERAL PROGRAMS



Indonesia « PHC Nusantara »Partner : Indonesia Ministry for Science and Technology (RISTEK)

Thaïland « PHC Siam »Partner : Thailand Office of the Higher Education Commission (OHEC)

Vietnam « PHC Hoasen – Lotus »Partner : Vietnam Ministry of Science and Technology (MoST)

Singapour « PHC Merlion »Partners : A*STAR, NUS, NTU, SERI, SMU, SUTD, TLL

BILATERAL PROGRAMS « PROGRAMMES HUBERT CURIEN (PHC) »

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Why and how?

- Incentive to launch new collaborations between a research team in France and a research team in a partner country

- Funds researchers’ mobility, fostering participation of PhDstudents and young fellows to the exchanges

- Co-financing: MOFAID and Ministries of Research and HigherEducation of partners countries; equal funding from France and from the partner country

- Yearly call for proposals, double submission and review of the proposals.

« PROGRAMMES HUBERT CURIEN (PHC) »

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Not available yet in all ASEAN countries (depending on budget and

policy of the National Ministry for Research and Education)


Website (for applications submitted on the French side): http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/appels-a-candidatures

For more information, please contact the French Attachés for Scientific Cooperation in the relevant countries:

- Indonesia: Nicolas GASCOIN [email protected]

- Singapore: François-Xavier LANNUZEL [email protected]

- Thailand: Stéphane ROY [email protected]

- Vietnam: Mehdi SALIM [email protected]

« PROGRAMMES HUBERT CURIEN (PHC) »


http://www.campusfrance.org/fr/appels-a-candidatures





FOCUS MALAYSIA


➢ Over 125 identified cooperation programs (+ 40% in two years) involving:

• 29 Malaysian universities and colleges

• 78 universities, French engineering schools and research institutions (CNRS , CIRAD, IRASEC , INSERM, World Fish Centre, etc.)

➢ 40 PhD students in France coming from Malaysia, including 18 co-supervised or joint-PhD studies within the frame of joint research projects producing scientific co-publications. 3 French doctoral students were linked to Malaysian institutions in 2013 and 2014

➢ France is 3rd European partner countries of Malaysia (behind Germany and UK) as part of FP7 . No project under the program Horizon 2020.

➢ Malaysia is 2nd partner country in the Bio and STIC-Asia programs after Vietnam and Japan.

FRANCE-MALAYSIA COOPERATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH


FRENCH EXPERTS AND INSTITUTES IN MALAYSIA

➢ 3 experts from CIRAD (based in UPM and Word Fish Center)

➢ 2 research fellow-members from IRASEC (MIMA and UM)

➢ 2 senior researchers from - EFEO (at UM Department of MuseumsMalaysia )

➢ ~25 French lecturers hosted in Malaysian HEI’s

➢ Structured actions from CNRS

INSHS-Social sciences &

Humanities

GDRI : “WAQF : Leaving

One’s Trace in Society: Pious

Foundations (waqfhabous) in

Islamic Lands and their

Religious Communities”

Malysian partner : INCEIF, the

Global

University of Islamic Finance

INC-Chemistry

LIA: “IFM NatProLab: De la

Biodiversité à la diversité

moléculaire: isolement

caractérisation, synthèse et

propriétés biologiques”

Malaysian partner : UM -

Universiti Malaya

2014 2015

INSHS-Social sciences &

Humanities

LIA: “Food, Cultures and

Health: 1. A European-Asian

study that looks at the impact of

socio-technological advances on

food practices using experimental

platforms. 2. Food Barometer

Study”

Malaysian partner : Taylor’s

University

2016

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Name of the project Details French partner Malaysian

Partner

Duration of the

project

CONNECT2SEA Connecting ICT EU-SEA

Research, Development and

Innovation Knowledge Networks

CNRS Universiti Sains

Malaysia

From 2013-12-01 to

2016-05-31

DENGUETOOLS Innovative tools and strategies for

surveillance and control of

dengue

Institut Pasteur University of

Malaysia

From 2011-09-01 to

2016-02-29

SEATIDE Integration in Southeast Asia:

Trajectories of Inclusion,

Dynamics of Exclusion

Ecole Française

d’Extrême Orient

Uniiversiti Sains

Malaysia

From 2012-12-01 to

2015-11-30

SEA-EU-NET II

SEA-EU-NET 2

EU-ASEAN S&T

Cooperation to jointly tackle

societal challenges

CIRAD & CNRS Sirim Berhad From 2012-10-01 to

2016-09-30

MALAYSIA, FRANCE AND EUROPE


Name of the project Details French partner Malaysian

Partner

Duration of the

project

EGI-Engage Engaging the EGI Community

towards an Open Science

Commons

CNRS, INRA and

MAAT FRANCE

SAR

University Putra

Malaysia

From 2015-03-01 to

2017-08-31 (On-

Going)

FP7

H2

02

0

➢ Projets BIO ASIA, 2014-2015

▪ EIRINA - Ecologie des virus coralliens dans trois systèmes récifaux contrastés

d'Asie du Sud-Est

IRD (France), INOS / Universiti Malaya (Malaisie)

▪ Improving the sanitary quality of food using lactic acid bacteria taken from the

Asian biodiversity

INRA (France) / Universiti Malaya (Malaisie)

➢ Projets STIC ASIA, 2014-2015

▪ Development of a visual aid to assist low vision people in mobility for improving

their autonomy

Université Jean Monnet- Saint Etienne & CNRS (France) /

Monash University (Malaysia)

MALAYSIA AND BIO-STIC ASIA 2014-2015


➢ Grants from Embassy of France in Malaysia

▪ Air tickets

▪ Mission /invitation

▪ Support to joint-PhD students allowances, Insurances

▪ Support to Co-publication, International Seminar

Schedule: October (year n-1)

➢ Malaysia France University Center - Programs « French scholars In Malaysia » and « Malaysian scholars in France »

• PhD Holder

• Duration of stay > 1 monthMFUC provide Air tickets

Schedule: round year programs

Documents required: A project (maximum 3 pages) must be provided with short abstract, scientists involved in the project, objectives, schedule, budget, and nature of the request.

FRENCH EMBASSY OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHERS


➢ Identification of the scientific partner

➢ Establishment of an agreement between the French and Malaysian Universities, French doctoral school and the Malaysian Faculties and between the French and Malaysian Supervisors

➢ On presentation of a short project, French Embassy may top-up the PhD grants in France

• Project: short abstract, scientists involved in the project, objectives, schedule, budget, and nature of the request.

• Basic grant “boursier du gouvernement francais (615 € / month, equivalent to 2795 RM /month)

• Basic French classes before the stay in France can be partly refunded once (up to 400 RM)

➢ In addition, air tickets could be provided for the supervisors attending PhD Defense

➢ Schedule: October (year n-1)

JOINT PHD- PROGRAM


• Bpifrance / PlaTCOM : Appels à projets bilatéral

• Objectif: soutenir les projets collaboratifs entre les PME françaises etmalaisiennes innovantes , y compris les start-ups.

• Partenaires associés: Agensi inovasi Malaysia, SME Corp Malaysia, Ambassadede France en Malaisie (SCAC/SE) et Business France

• Site: http://www.platcomdiscovery.com/FMIC/#timeline

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28 Juillet2017

17 Nov 2017

Janvier2018

Février2018

Financement Bpifrance• Jusqu’à 65% du coût de la partie française

du projet (montant plafond de 3 M€)• Par un prêt remboursable sans intérêt

Financement PlaTCOM• Jusqu'à 60% du coût de la partie

malaisienne (montant plafond de 1,2M RM)• Dans le cadre du programme malaisien High

Impact Programme 2 (HIP2)

http://www.platcomdiscovery.com/FMIC/#timeline

ATTACHES FOR SCIENTIFIC AND HIGHER EDUCATION

COOPERATION

FRENCH EMBASSIES IN THE REGION

MALAYSIA Maxime FERAILLE

[email protected]

Other countries French Embassies websites

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CONTACTS



THANK YOU FOR YOU ATTENTION
