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Network Programmes and Opportunities for Young Scientists
Euraxess ASEAN Programme
International Research Network Programmes
The CERN Summer Student Programme (CSSP) offers undergraduate students of
physics, computing and engineering a unique opportunity to join in the day-to-
day work of research teams participating in experiments at CERN in Geneva,
Switzerland.
Opportunities• Work in the experimental teams
• Attend a series of lectures
• Visits to the accelerators and experimental areas
Length of Programme• Between June and August annually
• 8 weeks (minimum stay) to 13 weeks (maximum stay)
Malaysian Participation • Only 3 places for Malaysian annually through
nomination of the Academy of Sciences Malaysia
• CERN will bare participation costs (accommodation
and sustenance) for one participant from Malaysia
Call for application will start in October and close in January
Apply at http://jobs.web.cern.ch/join-us/studentships-summer-non-member-state-nationals
International Research Network Programmes
IIASA offers a unique chance for Malaysian young scientists to be part of the
3-month Young Scientists Summer Program (YSSP) that exposes research
opportunities to talented young researchers whose interests correspond with
IIASA’s ongoing research on issues of global environmental, economic and social
change.
Opportunities• advance your research under the direct supervision of an experienced IIASA scientist
• broaden your research interests by working in IIASA’s interdisciplinary and international research
environment
• build contacts with IIASA’s worldwide network and collaborate with the institute during your future
career
• produce a paper which will be the first step towards a publishable journal article
Who should apply• you are a PhD student (ideally about 2 years prior to
receiving a PhD)
• your field is compatible with ongoing research at
IIASA
• your would like to explore the policy implications of
your work
• applicants from citizens or residents of National
Member Organization countries.
Length of Programme• From 1st June – 31st August annually
Call for application will start in November and close in January
Apply at http://www.iiasa.ac.at/web/home/education/yssp/about.html
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting is an inter-generational dialogue offers an
excellent avenue to develop our young scientists by providing them with an
opportunity to interact with Nobel Laureates and scientific peers from around
the world.
Information• Held between June to July every year.
• 25 to 35 Nobel Laureates and around 400-600 Young Scientists at Lindau on Lake Constance, Germany.
• Physics, Chemistry, Physiology/Medicine on an annual rotation. A tri-disciplinary meeting is held every five
years.
Who should apply• Malaysian citizens.
• Show a genuine interest in science and research – essay and interview
• Receive strong support of their application by their academic advisor and/or by internationally renowned
scientists, through a detailed recommendation letter.
• Be fluent in English and capable of active participation in discussions.
• Not be older than 35 years of age.
• Have not participated in previous Lindau Meetings.
Application Opens
•September - October
Application via TRSM
•mytopscientists.org
•ASM will conduct national level selection
Selection Process
•Selected candidates will be forwarded to the Lindau Council for final selection
Final Results
•January – February
•Financial support will come from the host institution.
International Research Network Programmes
International Research Network Programmes
The Academy of Sciences Malaysia as one of the member academies under
IAP. IAP Young Physician Leaders Programme gives opportunity to Malaysian
young physicians to magnify their leadership skills by participating in this
programme.
Information• Held in October (1-2 weeks)
• Opening: June annually
• This programme focuses on three-parts:
1. Leadership development programme for personal leadership improvement & growth
2. Academic visits to health research labs in Germany sponsored by Bayer Science & Education
Foundation
3. Participation as speaker s and special guests in the events of the World Health Summit.
Who should apply• Each organization can nominate a maximum of two eligible physicians below the age of 40.
• Pursuing medical education, clinical leadership, public health, health policy & services management.
• Enthusiastic and outstanding communication skills, desire & personality to represent the medical profession
well when interacting with senior professionals at the World Health Summit
Awards & Grants managed by ASM
Advanced Fellowships
Mobility GrantsResearcher Links
(Workshop Grants)UK-Malaysia
Health Bilateral
Awards & Grants managed by ASM
The Ministry of Science Technology & Innovation is the custodian of the Dr
Ranjeet Bhagwan Singh (RBS) Medical Research Trust Fund. The Academy is
entrusted to implement two programmes under this trust fund namely, 1. RBS
Research Grant, and 2. RBS Research Workshop Grant.
RBS Research GrantRBS Research Grant is an annual programme under the RBS Medical Research Trust Fund to be awarded to
one (1) young Malaysian scientist to undertake a research in medical/biomedical field.
RBS Grant for Research WorkshopRBS Research Workshop is a biennial programme under the RBS Medical Research Trust Fund. A workshop
grant will be awarded to one (1) Malaysian scientist/ institution/ organisation to conduct a research workshop
on the latest research techniques and technologies in the field of medical or biomedical.
Application : June – Aug 2017 Evaluation exercise : Sept –Oct 2017
Announcement of results : Oct/Nov 2017
No Programme Budget (RM) Implementation Timeline
1. RBS Research Grant 30,000.00 • Grant to be given annually
2. RBS Research Workshop 50,000.00 • Research workshop will be organised once in 2 years
• Preliminary work will be done a year before the workshop
Awards & Grants managed by ASM
An annual award given by the National Cancer Council Malaysia (MAKNA) to young
researchers with an excellent track record who are seeking to make beneficial
contribution to cancer research. Since 2002, the Academy has been entrusted by
MAKNA to carry out the vetting and selection exercise for the award. The amount of
research grant for each award will be between RM10,000.00 to RM30,000.00 per
project.
Eligibility
• Malaysian citizens with a basic degree and aged 40 years and below;
• Residing in Malaysia; and
• Students who are pursuing their postgraduate degrees are encouraged to apply.
Conditions
• The research grant cannot be used to purchase equipment and employ salaried personnel; and
• The project must be carried out in Malaysia and completed within 2 years duration.
Closing Date of Submission for 2017:
31 August 2017
Awards & Grants managed by ASM
Mahathir Science Award is bestowed on any scientist, institution, or
organisation worldwide in recognition of contributions and
innovations towards solving problems of the tropics through science
and technology.
Cutting edge tropical research in the fields of
• Tropical Agriculture • Tropical Architecture & Engineering• Tropical Medicine • Tropical Natural Resources
PrizeThe recipient of the award receives a gold medal, a
certificate and USD100,000.00
More at www.msa-foundation.org
Recognition Programmesby ASM
The ‘Top Research Scientists Malaysia’ (TRSM) initiative
& database aims to identify & recognize the leading
research scientists in Malaysia, and acknowledge their
contribution & showcase them as experts in specific
research areas.The ‘Top Research Scientists Malaysia’ can be:
◦Role models of excellence
◦Mentors to the next generation
◦Leaders with pioneering mindset that are prime movers of nation’s STI agenda
◦Pool of potential research scientists for international recognition
1st Phase
Identify a pool of leading Malaysian
researchers across all areas e.g. fundamental
research, applied research, social science
research & industry research experts
Through an objective & standardized selection
criteria & scoring mechanism based on:
i. Knowledge Generation
ii. Knowledge Dissemination
iii. Impact of Research Outputs
2nd Phase
Disseminate the profile of the Top Research Scientists through
the TRSM database
1) Serve as a centralized point of reference for
stakeholders to identify:
– National R&D priority areas
– Human capital that can lead the priority areas
2) Serve as a resource for the international scientific
community, academia & industries (Facilitate search of
top notch STI expertise in Malaysia for knowledge exchange,
networking, linkages & research collaboration)
Eligibility
Malaysian citizenship research scientists working in Malaysia whose outstanding
achievements in STI have nationally & internationally recognized:
• From the Institutions of Higher Learning (Public & Private), Research Institutes or STI based Industry
• From all research areas e.g. fundamental research, applied research, social science research & industry research
Actively involved in research in the last 5 years with at least 10 years cumulative contributions towards the progress of STI
Beginning 2015, ASM Fellows are not eligible to apply for the Top Research Scientists Malaysia
➢ Each organization (IPTA/ IPTS/ RI/ NGO/ Industry/ STE Professional
Body) shall nominate candidate(s) based on the eligibility criteria
stated. There is no limit to the number of nominations from each
organization
➢ Eligible candidates can also apply individually
➢ Nomination is limited to individuals only
➢ On-line application open throughout the year at
www.mytopscientists.org.
Application Mechanism
Recognition Programmesby ASM
Objectives
– To represent the voice of young Malaysian scientists on national and international issues and give
them a platform to influence policy decisions,
– To facilitate networking opportunities among young and senior scientists to exchange knowledge and
experiences,
– To engage young scientists to be involved in addressing national issues using scientific knowledge and
technology through interdisciplinary approach,
– To promote career in science as the choice for young people to ensure the scientific progress and
sustainability in the country.
Established in the year of 2012
Scientific Excellence & Making an Impact
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64 members
a. Criteria for selection of Member include all of the following:
i. A PhD or an equivalent degree in natural and physical sciences or equivalent research experience of
at least five years;
ii. Scientific excellence, ascertained by proven track record;
iii. Envisage to make a difference in society;
iv. Age 40 and below at the time of application.
b. Members of the YSN-ASM will be selected for one term of three years with possibility of
reappointment subject to other criteria.
c. Selection priority will be given to individuals who have participated in at least one ASM
programme
d. Vetting and selection of YSN-ASM Member will be carried out by the YSN-ASM Executive
Committee and recommendation for appointment will be made to the ASM Council.
e. Final approval and appointment of YSN-ASM Member will be by the ASM Council.
Selection Criteria
58 member countries
The Global Young Academy aims to
empower and mobilize young scientists to address
issues of particular importance to early career
scientists.
64members
Science Policy
Public Relations
International Networks
Research Leadership
Science Journalism
Science Outreach
National Science
Challenge
59 affiliates
APEC Science
Communication
More at
www.ysn-asm.org.my
Thank You
Asyraf SaedonInternational Network Programme Leader
Nina RazaliHead Bureau of International Affairs
Engku Sharmila Abd LatifProgramme Officer (Newton-Ungku Omar Fund)
Academy of Sciences Malaysia
Level 20 MATRADE Tower
Jalan Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah 50480
Kuala Lumpur
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