国家自然科学基金委员会与丹麦国家研究基金会合作研究项目摘要

国家自然科学基金委员会与丹麦国家研究基金会合作研究项

目（摘要）

发布单位：基金委国际合作局西欧处 主要申请条件：（详见附件2）

1. 申请人必须是在研的国家自然科学基金重点项目执行人、或创新研究群体项目负责人、或国家杰出青年科学基金项目获得者。

2. 每个项目为期3年，中方资助强度为每项100万元人民币左右。 3. 申报截止日期是每年9月1日。 申请流程：

1. 在线填报中文申请书：登录网站填报申请表（详见附件2）。

2. 填报英文申请书“ELECTRONIC APPLICATION FORM FOR PROPOSALS FOR NANO RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS ”(见附件1)，并将填写完毕的英文申请书上传添加至中文申请书的“附件”栏中一同在线提交。 3. 将中、英文申请书一式两份于8月25日前交到科研处。

附件1.

ELECTRONIC APPLICATION FORM FOR PROPOSALS FOR NANO RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS - under the framework of the Danish National Research Foundation International Collaboration with the National Natural Science Foundation of China

To see the call for proposals, please refer to the webpage of the Danish National Research Foundation (DNRF): and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC):

This downloaded application form must be electronically submitted as a PDF document no later than 1 September 2008 by the Danish principal investigator to the DNRF at and correspondingly by the Chinese principal investigator to the NSFC through its ISIS system.

The form is to be filled out in English with the font ”Times New Roman”, size 12, with one line space. Applicants are kindly requested to meet the following requirements as well. Objective

The objective is to strengthen the competitiveness of Danish and Chinese research in nanoscience and nanotechnology through collaboration. To this end the two Foundations wish to support scientific research within new nano

structures and their functions. Such initiatives might include as examples research on self assembly of (molecular) nanostructures and their functions, nanomaterials with new functional and structural properties, functional nanodevices and molecular electronics.

Applications may thus include project proposals which have a translational approach ranging from basic sciences to relevant applications. Requirements

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The applications must be made as truly joint applications written by the responsible Chinese principal investigator and the responsible Danish principal investigator so that each initiative is represented by only one application, incl. budgets specifying the Chinese and Danish respective costs. ? ?

Both sides shall send scientists to the other part as well as receive visiting researchers and PhD students. The Danish host institution is required to provide the necessary resources, including offices, laboratories, equipment, etc. The institution is further expected to contribute with PhD-stipends and travel grants.

Selection Criteria

When selecting which proposals to support, the two Foundations will emphasise (not in any order of priority):

? The scientific quality of the proposal

? The added value of performing joint collaborative research between the research groups

involve

? The degree of complementarity between the involved research groups in answering the research

questions addressed.

Evaluation

The proposals will be reviewed by international peers (preferably neither Chinese nor Danish). The Boards of the DNRF and the NSFC will take the reviews into consideration as an important part of their decision-making process when agreeing on which joint projects to fund.

After two and a half years the two parties will jointly evaluate the progress of the research initiatives. The evaluation will be based on a self-evaluation and on international peer review. The project may be extended with another 3 year grant.

Further information

For further information or if you have questions to the form or to other parts of the application process, please contact: NSFC, China: Lu Rongkai, Director of Division, Bureau of International Cooperation. E:mail: or tel.: + 8610 – 6232 7014.

DNRF, Denmark: Research Adviser Geeske de Witte Vestergaard , or tel.: + 45 – 3318 1950. 1. Title of the Chinese-Danish research project 2. Name, title, position, sex, and date of birth of the two principal investigators a. The Chinese principal investigator: Name: Title: Position: Sex: Date of Birth: b. The Danish principal investigator: Name: Title: Position: Sex: Date of Birth: 3. Current work place (address, telephone number, email address, www home page) a. The Chinese principal investigator: Address: Telephone number: Email address: Homepage: b. The Danish principal investigator: Address: Telephone number: Email address: Homepage: 4. Scientific keywords to be used for the identification of peer reviewers (5-10 keywords) 5. Host institutions of the research project a. Chinese host institution: b. Danish host institution: 6. Summary of the proposed project description (maximum: 2.400 keystrokes) 7. Project description (maximum: 36.000 keystrokes), including: a. A detailed description of the scientific problem, including objectives, background, references, proposed experiments, complete description of raised hypotheses, and the methodological choices, and a work plan showing individual tasks and responsible groups b. An explanation of what added value the collaboration will bring and how the Chinese-Danish groups are complementary to each other in the realisation of the project goals (i.e. what are the unique respective strengths and skills that the Chinese and Danish collaborators bring to the project.) c. A statement describing the importance and novelty of the proposed project d. A description of the organisational structure and the planned research collaboration defining the responsibilities of both partners e. A description of the project’s significance to research training (Ph.D. and post.doc) 8. CV of the two principal investigators, including a brief and concise outline of professional career (maximum: 4.800 keystrokes) a. The Chinese principal investigator: b. The Danish principal investigator: 9. A list of the most essential peer reviewed publications by the two principal investigators from the past 10 years. Furthermore please indicate total number of publications within the categories: articles, monographs, book chapters, proceedings, public outreach activities, other. (maximum: 2.400 keystrokes) a. The Chinese principal investigator: b. The Danish principal investigator: 10. CV for each of the participating key scientists incl. total number of peer reviewed publications (maximum for each CV: 2.400 keystrokes) a. Chinese key scientists: b. Danish key scientists: 11. Information about formalised and international cooperation (maximum: 2.400 keystrokes) 12. For the Chinese principal investigator: Title and grant number of ongoing NSFC-project 13. Funding applied for from the DNRF1 Estimated budget for the 3 year period (in 1000 DKK.)? 2009 Budget Salaries: 1 Principal Investigator 2 Scientific Staff 3 Guests 4 Technical Staff 5 Administrative Staff 6 Other Salaries, Total PhD Students Travels, Conferences, etc. Equipment etc. Overhead, Host Institution Other TOTAL DNRF Co-financing, Danish Host Institution Co-financing, other Danish funds TOTAL FUNDING 2010 Budget 2011 Budget 2012 Budget TOTAL 14. Funding applied for from the NSFC.1 Estimated budget in RMB for the 3 year period Year 2009 Year 2010 Year 2011 Year 2012 Total RMB International travel costs Local living expenses Sub-Total RMB Year 2009 Year 2010 Year 2011 Year 2012 Total RMB Workshop costs 1

The NSFC will fund the Chinese research partner and the DNRF will fund the Danish research partner.

In terms of mobility of scientists (senior scientists, post docs and PhD students) the receiving party pays for accommodation and daily allowances whereas the party sending such visitors would pay for international transportation.