Grant Calls

[Now Open] EUREKA CLUSTERS AI CALL 2021

Artificial Intelligence is a rapidly developing technology with the potential to influence or transform almost every aspect of the economy and society. In-depth knowledge and leadership in developing and applying this powerful capability is an essential requirement, if industry is to maintain its leadership in multiple application areas, or take advantage of new opportunities.

This Eureka Clusters AI Call 2021 is specifically designed to stimulate activity in this important area, through the creation of trans-national collaborative projects in applications that will support economic growth and benefit society as a whole.

[Now Open] SG Eco Fund Announced on 25 November by Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE)

The $50 million SG Eco Fund was announced by the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) during the Committee of Supply Debate in March 2020. The Fund will support projects that advance environmental sustainability and involve the community. By supporting these projects, MSE hopes to motivate and enable individuals, groups and companies to take collective action to build a more sustainable future.

[Now Open] NEA National Sea Level Prog (NEA-NSLP) 2nd Call

The National Sea Level Programme (NLSP) was announced by the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) in July 2019. This grant call was officially launched by the Climate Science Research Programme Office (CSRPO) on 5 Nov 2020, under the Centre for Climate Research Singapore (CCRS) Centre

[Now Open] LTA Urban Mobility Grand Challenge (UMGC) 2020 Call for Designing Bus Stops, Taxi Stands & Pick-up Drop-Offs (PUDO) for AVs

[Now Open] LTA Urban Mobility Grand Challenge (UMGC) 2020 Call for Applied Research Projects to Enhance Traffic Management and Road Safety with Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Technologies

[Now Open] Singapore National Biofilm Consortium (SNBC) Industry-IHL Collaboration Seed Grant

The SNBC aims to foster significant interactions and close collaborations among IHLs, research institutes, government agencies and industry from start-ups to MNCs in Singapore by leveraging the multidisciplinary expertise at the Singapore Environmental Life Sciences Engineering (SCELSE) to work together within and beyond the centre to effectively deliver scientific and translational outcomes. Biofilm and microbiome applications span across various sectors including oil & gas, biomedical & health, water, Agri and aqua technologies, and food & beverage.