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This is to inform you that the Health Research and Development Consortium XII (HRDC XII) in coordination with the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is pleased to announce the call for proposals for the 2022 Joint Research Program under the DOST – Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Cooperation.

 

The bilateral exchange program provides support for research to be conducted jointly by Filipino and Japanese researchers in line with their mutual agreement on international scientific collaboration.

 

Website: http://www.jsps.gov.jp/english / http://itcu.dost.gov.ph 

 

The DOST - JSPS Joint Scientific Research Program is an inter-institutional cooperative arrangement initiated on 15 March 1979 through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for Scientific Cooperation between the then National Science Development Board (now the Department of Science and Technology) and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS).

This bilateral program aims to establish sustainable collaborative relations for the advancement of the mutual benefits of the Philippines and Japan under the principle of reciprocity. It also aims to promote scientific researches and exchanges through an exchange of scientists, holding scientific seminars, and conduct of dissertation and degree researches under the joint guidance of Filipino and Japanese advisers. The Program is designed to create high potential research nuclei in the fields of natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. The Program fosters and looks after the next generation of leading researchers in the country.

 

 

WHO MAY AVAIL OF THE SERVICE:

All Filipino researchers from universities and research institutions that plan to establish or that have already existing scientific collaborations with Japanese researchers by submitting research proposals for funding consideration. For Filipino researchers requiring DOST funding, the five priority areas include Health and Health Products, Alternative Energy, Biotechnology, Food and Agriculture, Environment, and Information Communication Technology.

If requirements are complete, the processing of application may take a year.

Note: Only one project will be selected yearly and project requiring DOST funding must not be more than Japanese counterpart.

HOW TO AVAIL OF THE SERVICE :

Step Proponent Activity of the Office-in-Charge Duration of Activity Office-in-charge
1 Submits DOST-GIA Forms 1B, 2B, 2B-1, 2B-2, LIB to DOST JSPS Secretariat Reviews the completeness of documents 3 working days DOST-JSPS Secretariat
   

If documents are complete, prioritize projects for review by Sectoral Councils.

If incomplete, informs the proponent.

  3 days per proposal DOST-JSPS Secretariat
    Exchanges list of submitted proposals to verify if the proposal was submitted by the counterpart proponents from each country

 

 1 working day DOST and JSPS
   

Endorses the proposal (with the similar proposal submitted to JSPS by Japanese proponent) to the concerned Sectoral Council for review

 1 working day  DOST-JSPS Secretariat
    Reviews and evaluates the proposal 1 working day DOST Sectoral Council
    Determines which proposals to support/ selects proposal to be funded   DOST EXECOM
    Exchanges priority list

 

 4 to 5 months DOST and JSPS
    Final selection of project 5 working days DOST and JSPS
   

 Informs proponent of the selected proposal

 5 working days after project selection DOST and JSPS

 

 

Interested parties are requested to coordinate with prospective collaborators/counterparts in Japan to craft their proposals. The Filipino researcher must submit the proposal to DOST while the Japanese counterpart should submit the same to JSPS for separate review and evaluation. Only projects approved by both DOST and JSPS will be implemented under this program.

 

For the application guidelines and procedure, please refer to this link: https://tinyurl.com/DOSTJPN2022. The call for proposals will close on 08 September 2021, 5:00 PM.

 

For further inquiries, you may contact Ms. Jinah Ruth Jomao-as of the International Technology Cooperation Unit (ITCU) at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 

Thank you.

 

 

Workshop Title: Utilizing mathematical modelling to aid governance in Universal Healthcare in the Philippines

UK Principal Applicant/Lead: Dr. Emilia Vynnycky, Public Health England
PH Principal Applicant/Lead: Dr. Lourdes Bernadette Sumpaico-Tanchanco, Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health
Discipline: Mathematical Biology, Epidemiology, Public health and policy

The programme, Newton Fund Researcher Links, provides opportunities for early career researchers from the UK and internationally to interact, learn from each other and explore opportunities for building long-lasting research collaborations.

As part of this programme, the Newton Fund and DOST-PCHRD are recruiting early career researchers to participate in the above workshop. Aside from getting an overview of UHC in the Philippines and learning the basic concepts and skills of mathematical modelling of infectious diseases, the workshop will provide a unique opportunity for sharing research expertise and networking. During the workshops, early career researchers will have the opportunity to present their research in the form of a poster presentation and discuss this with established researchers from the UK and partner countries. There will be a focus on building up links for future collaborations and participants selected based on their research potential and ability to build longer-term links.

The Newton Fund and the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development will cover all fees and costs related to the participation in the workshop; however, participants will be responsible for making all the necessary arrangements (i.e. internet connection and compatible electronic device). The British Council and the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development accept no responsibility for any problems which may occur, or any other issues participants might experience.

Application and Deadline:

Please send the accomplished application form, together with a resume (academic career, publications, markers of esteem, and any other relevant information, no more than 1/2 page of A4) before 1 May 2021 8 AM PH Standard Time.
*The application form can be downloaded through our website through this link: https://www.acri.ph/images/2021/04/19/asmph-phe-workshop-application-form.docx.

Eligibility Criteria:

1. Participants must be early career researchers (ECR) with an MD, master’s degree, or doctoral degree in any field obtained not greater than 10 years at the time of application. ECRs must be interested in expanding their knowledge of the techniques available for analysing and interpreting epidemiological data on infectious diseases and for predicting the impact of control programmes, including medical and health professionals, policy makers, veterinary scientists, medical statisticians and infectious disease researchers. Specialist mathematical training is not a prerequisite. However, individuals with degrees in mathematical disciplines working on some aspect of infectious disease dynamics and/ or control (including engineering, mathematics, physics, and computer science), who wish to learn about the potential of infectious disease modelling will also benefit. Some familiarity with spreadsheet packages (ideally Excel) is desirable.

2. The early career researcher must hold Philippine citizenship and must have a minimum of two years experience in academe, research, or consultancy in statistics, mathematics, and health in the Philippines or in the UK. Research experience on infectious disease epidemiology is an advantage. 

3. Participants should attend all sessions of the workshop. As this is a full-time course, to get the most out of it and to keep up with the material reviewed each day, most participants should expect to spend approximately 8 hours a day on the course material during both weeks. The lectures of the London short course running from June 14-25 will be held every 10 PM PH Standard Time onwards, so this should also be considered when applying.

Quality Assessment:

1. Experience and relevance of the applicant's research area to the workshop
2. Motivation and contribution to the aims of the workshop
3. Description of the long-term impact expected through the participation in the workshop
4. Ability to disseminate workshop outcomes.

There is a limited number of slots available for this workshop. The selection procedure is as follows:
1. Eligibility check
2. Quality assessment

Notification of results:
 
Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their application within a month of the deadline.

Equal Opportunities

Equal opportunities and diversity are at the heart of the British Council’s cultural relations ambitions. While recognizing that some research fields are dominated by one gender, Principal Applicants are encouraged to work towards an equal gender balance, promote diversity. They must not exclude applicants on the basis of ethnicity, gender, religious belief, sexual orientation, social status or disability. Participants’ selection undertaken by workshop organisers must not contravene this policy. Extra support to enable the participation of Early Career Researchers with special needs will be given.

For more information, visit our website: http://bit.ly/UHCmodellingworkshop.
For your questions, feel free to reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
 
You may visit the application portal to access the complete guidelines of the call by clicking here: Math_Modelling_UHC. 
 
Thank you for your interest!
 

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