Support for obtaining research funding

Administrative procedures (at the time of application and after job offer)

Information related to procedures when applying for a Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research or after an offer of funding has been made.

The latest version of the course on how to write a Grant-in-Aid report

The latest information on the “How to Write a Research Plan” lecture, in which lecturers with abundant experience in the adoption and review of Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research will explain points to keep in mind when writing a research plan.

Archives of How to Write Grant-in-Aid Reports

This is an archive of presentations and videos of “writing courses” that have been given.

Browsing Service for Grant-in-Aid Adoption Records

This page introduces the use of a service to browse “Grant-in-Aid Reports Selected in the Past,” which can be used as a reference when preparing Grant-in-Aid reports.

Review of Grant-in-Aid records

Regarding the use of a service (review) in which experienced Grant-in-Aid reviewers provide comments on manuscripts prepared by applicants to help improve the content from the reviewers’ point of view.

Grant-in-Aid Hearing Practice

“Hearing practice” (mock hearing) is provided to prepare for the hearing review after passing the document review for the large scale Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research.

JST PRESTO

Information on support for acquiring “PRESTO,” a gateway to success for young researchers.

JST Emergent Research Support Program

This section provides information on the project, which helps young researchers to obtain stable research funding over the medium to long term (7-10 years) to undertake innovative and ambitious basic research.

JST/AMED Advanced-Stage International Research Collaboration (ASPIRE)

This is a research fund that assists “international brain circulation” in which TUAT researchers who have obtained research funds and are conducting research collaborate with a highly competent laboratory(s) overseas and send or invite researchers, mainly young researchers, on a mid- to long-term basis.

Application for Foundation Grants, Post-Acceptance Procedures and FAQs

(Partial) For information on applying to private grant-making foundations, operational procedures after obtaining grants, and FAQs, click here.

Challenging Research Award

The award is given to up-and-coming researchers of the University who are challenging the world’s most advanced research or pioneering unexplored fields, etc., and support is provided for their research expenses.

Special Award for Science Tokyo Advanced Researchers【STAR】

Science Tokyo Fund will be used to support young researchers who promote research in fundamental fields or research that could become the theme of a national project, thereby supporting the University’s shining “stars” who will lead the next generation.

Suematsu Prize “Fundamentals and Development of Innovative Value Creation

We provide a wide range of support for research in science and technology, including the humanities and social sciences, that is fundamental to the creation of innovative value.

Yoshinori Osumi Basic Research Award

Research funding will be provided to young researchers in basic research fields that require a long-term perspective.

Interdisciplinary Research Award

Asunaro Research Scholarship

Research funding support is provided to researchers in basic and fundamental research related to science and engineering.

Intramural Grants for International Research Activities (WRH)

We support the expenses and administrative procedures for inviting the world’s top researchers.

External funding information distribution system “SHIORI

Information on research grant applications addressed to the university, internal deadlines, and where to submit documents is available. E-mail distribution function is available.

Policy on the use of financial resources secured from personnel expenditures from competitive research funds

Explanation of PI labor costs and procedures.