Singapore Ministry of Health Research International Grant Fund 2022

Registration Form Portal is open for 2022 Singapore Ministry of Health Research International Grant Fund; interested individuals can now apply for Singapore Ministry of Health Research International Grant Fund on human health and potential including research that looks at the causes, consequences, diagnosis and treatment of human diseases. Register now1

Singapore Ministry of Health has open Fund Individual Research International Grants, Application are invited from interested and qualified individual who wish to partake in the research program on human health and potential. See more details under.

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Singapore Ministry of Health Research Program will base on;

The following seven disease areas have been identified as national priorities for research:

Cancers and neoplasms
Cardiovascular
Eye
Infection
Mental health
Metabolic and endocrine
Neurological

Selection skills for Singapore Ministry of Health Research Program

Quality of the science
Capability of the research performers to conduct the research
Objectives of the research programme in context of HHP goals*

Requirements for Singapore Ministry of Health Research International Grant Fund

Holds a primary appointment in a local publicly funded institution and salaried by the institution
PIs should have PhD or MD/MBBS/BDS qualifications. (Exceptions would be made on a case-by-case basis).
Is an independent investigator (with PI status in institution) with a demonstrated track record of research, as evidenced by the award of nationally competitive funding (international funding to be considered on a case by case basis), substantial publication record in the past 3 years.
Has a laboratory or clinical research program that carries out research in Singapore
Holds a minimum of 9 months employment (per calendar year) with local Singapore institution(s). Upon award, the PI must agree to fulfil at least 6 months of residency in Singapore for each calendar year over the duration of the grant award.
Has no outstanding report from previous BMRC, NMRC grants, and other national grants.
For proposals involving patients, the PI should be SMC registered; or should be able to demonstrate ability to access patients through SMC registered Co-Is or collaborators.