Call for Promising Commercialization Source Technology Research Program 2020

[Industry Innovation Team, Sep 18th]

□ Scope

A call for a research program for the development of Promising Commercialization Source Technology

UNIST was recently designated as a 'C-Innostry: Cell, Innovation, Industry,' which is government-funded R&D complex. This Research program focuses on promoting, initiating and developing R&D, technology commercialization, and industrial production in the C-Innostry cluster.

□ Program Objective

◦ Purpose

- Setting and promoting technology transfer and commercialization by developing source technology related to 'C-Innostry' cluster.

□ Topic

Areas	Details
Type 1	Follow-Up or Further study of joint research with company located at Bancheon Industrial Park or Ulsan High-Tech Valley Industrial Park
Type 2	(C-Innostry specialized technology) ① Future battery technologies e.g) Secondary cell, solar cell, fuel cell ② Lightweight or smart materials and parts technologies
Type 3	a study on the development of a local, specialized H2-Co2 industry platform

□ Program Duration and Funding

o Research Funding : about KRW 30 million per project

※ UNIST-funded research standards are applicable. (Items not to budget: Labor Cost of full-time faculty, allowance)

o Prizes: 3~5

o Period: 6 months (to begin 11/2020)

□ Application and Selection Procedure

o Eligibility: Full-time faculty members of UNIST

o Application period: 23 Sep - 18 Oct, 2020

o Submission: Submit Research Plan (attached file) by email

o Receptionist: Industry Innovation Team, Ryu Jeong-in: jiryu@unist.ac.kr

o Selection process: Document Review, Presentation (if necessary)

□ Research Results

o (Required) Research result report : within 1 month from the finish date of research project

o (Optional) Patent or Paper : within 6 months from the finish date of the research project

※ When you apply for a patent, you should check the number of the project. It is possible to collaborate with other research projects.

o After final evaluation, follow-up support may be considered