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    The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) /RGC Joint Research Scheme

    Limited submission

    A*STAR/RGC Joint Research Scheme supports Singapore and Hong Kong researchers undertaking joint projects in AI, energy and environmental sustainability, and immunology to foster collaboration and bold ideas.

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    Limited Submission Grant Opportunities

    Funder: Hong Kong Research Grants Council

    Due Dates: August 24, 2026 (Call launch) | October 20, 2026, 5:00 pm Hong Kong Time (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Hong Kong teams: up to HK$1 million for 24 months in Phase 1; HK$1.8 million additional funding for 36 months in Phase 2

    Summary: Supports joint Singapore–Hong Kong research in artificial intelligence, energy and environmental sustainability, and translational immunology and emerging diseases.

    Key Information: Hong Kong and Singapore partners must submit the same proposal in parallel and meet both funders’ requirements.


    Description

    The pilot A*STAR/RGC Joint Research Scheme is jointly run by Singapore’s Agency for Science, Technology and Research and the Hong Kong Research Grants Council. Its debut 2026/27 round supports joint integrated research conducted by scholars and researchers at research institutes and universities in Singapore and Hong Kong. The scheme encourages innovative, bold thinking and pioneering work with potentially high payoff or impact.

    A two-phase approach gives teams an initial period to test high-risk, high-reward ideas before a joint review selects the most promising projects for continued research. The collaboration is intended to advance science and academic research while addressing challenges facing both places. Supported work must fall within one of three areas: Artificial Intelligence for Smart Cities of Tomorrow, Science for Energy and Environmental Sustainability, or Translational Immunology and Emerging Diseases.


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