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April 01 September 30 MINERVA Fellowship Programme WHO CAN APPLY? Candidates must be citizens of an EU Member-State (*) or a COSME Third Country (**) or Japan. They must be professionals (trade and economic analysts, academics, scientists, civil servants) with a proven interest in EU-Japan cooperation from multiple perspectives (trade/market access, industrial policy issues, R&D, etc...). Minimum requirements: EU / COSME or Japanese citizenship, university degree, strong interest and motivation in Japan and EU-Japan relations. The following elements will constitute an advantage in the selection process: previous professional experience with Japan, an already advanced study/research on one of the priority topics, Japanese language abilities. (**) http://ec.europa.eu/DocsRoom/documents/21365 (***) Minerva is not a post-doc, and it is not a scientific or engineering fellowship. THE APPLICATION PROCESS The candidates should specify the slot for which they are applying. Application documents to be submitted: CV, Covering Letter, Research Topic-Research Plan (1-2 A4 pages). Contents of each MINERVA application should flow coherently and contain substance, in order to allow the selection board to see clear and easy-to-understand connections between the candidate’s background, the letter of motivation and his/her research plan. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS 1st slot 2019 ~ April 2019 to September 2019 ~ deadline to apply: 15 December 2018 The application materials and eventual relevant documentation must be submitted by email to minerva@eu-japan.gr.jp THE SELECTION PROCESS After a first review of the applications, a short-list will be established. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview (via telephone, Skype or in person). Shortlisted candidates will be required to submit official documents proving that they meet the minimum requirements (citizenship, education etc). The short-listing will be done by the two general managers of the Centre on the basis of the submitted CVs, cover letters and work/research plans. The final selection stage may include an interview in person, by telephone or via Skype. PRACTICAL ASPECTS The fellowship is worth 2000 EUR/month (paid in JPY) and covers a period of 6 months: The fellowship is expected to cover basic daily expenses and accommodation in Tokyo. A Research Fellow selected from outside Japan, will receive an additional travel subsidy of up to 1000 EUR. Insurance: the Research Fellow shall take out a personal insurance policy for the whole duration of the Fellowship to cover: - Travel, - Personal health, - Accident insurance, - Third-party liability (private life): insurance against the loss of, or damage to, his/her personal property, and insurance against any injury, loss or damage suffered by a third person for which the Participant is personally liable. This policy shall be taken out prior to the beginning of the fellowship. (The Centre may provide assistance in this matter, if the participant is an EU national not residing in Japan.) The EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation will provide assistance in obtaining the visa for Japan. EXTENSION OF FELLOWSHIP Exceptionally and depending on the initial results and the interests from the stakeholders, the Minerva Fellowship may be extended for another 6 months. LIST OF PRIORITY TOPICS Priority topics for MINERVA 2019-spring session: click here NOTES: - The priority topics have a general orientation character on the basis of which the applicants are free to propose more narrow and original topics (industrial/business approaches preferred). The more specific proposals have a better chance of success. - Before deciding the topic to submit, applicants should make sure that it has not yet been covered by former Minerva reports (for this purpose, please carefully check the list below) PAST & ONGOING SESSIONS - REPORTS Clean Energy Sector in Japan-An analysis on Investment and Industrial Cooperation Opportunities for EU SMEs By Stijn Lambrecht (2013 – I) Government Procurement in Japan Obstacles and opportunities for European SMEs By Lyckle Griek (2013 – II) Prospects for the EU-Japan Strategic Partnership – a Global Multi-Level and SWOT Analysis By César de Prado (2014 - I) Japanese Nanotech Cluster and Industry Landscape (Additional document: Interactive Map of the Nanotech Cluster and Industry landscape in Japan) By Andrej Zagar (2014 - I) Solar PV Market and Industry in Japan – Opportunities for European SME By Edgar Hahn (2014 - I) Business partnership opportunities and technology transfer in the Space sector between EU and Japan (Additional document: Presentation on Space sector - EU-Japan Business and Technology Cooperation Potential) By Veronica La Regina (2014 - II) Japanese Cosmetics Market. Obstacles and Opportunities for European SMEs By Erwan Rannou (2014 - II) Technology Transfer System in Japan - Challenges and Opportunities for European SMEs By Luca Escoffier (2014 - II) Digital Economy in Japan and the EU - an Assessment of the Common Challenges and the Collaboration Potential (Additional document: Japan ICT Market Entry and Business Development Guide for European Companies) By Marcin Lenkiewicz (2014 - II) Tokyo Smart City Development in Perspective of 2020 Olympics - Opportunities for EU-Japan Cooperation and Business Development By Clarisse Pham (2014 - II) EU-Japan Industrial Cooperation and Business Potential in the Defense Sector– Opportunities for European SMEs (Internal report - please contact the Centre) By Jérôme Camier (2014 - II) Creation and update of a guide on importers, buyers and wholesale distributors in Japan for the promotion of EU-Japan SME partnerships (Additional document: Presentation on the Brief Guide for European Companies on Importers and Wholesale Distributors in Japan (food and wine; ICT; medical devices sectors)) By Alice Tomaskova (2015 - I) Recycling and waste management industry and market in Japan - Opportunities for European Companies (SMEs focus) (Additional document: Presentation on Waste Management and Recycling in Japan - Opportunities for EU SMEs) By Christine Yolin (2015 - I) EEN Japan - Strategy for expansion and effectiveness (Internal report - please contact the Centre) By Lena Muxfeldt (2015 - I) Defence and Security - Industry & Market In Japan - Opportunities for European companies in five dual-use areas: Maritime security equipment, Unmanned vehicles, Aeronautic platform integration, Sensors and Avionics - Internal report (Internal report - please contact the Centre) By Jérôme Camier (2015 - I) Ceramic Products Market in Japan-Challenges and opportunities for European SMEs By Sonia Pupaza (2015 - II) Demand analysis on Japan's market in the decommissioning of the nuclear plant By Marc Schmittem (2015 - II) Human Assistant Robotics in Japan - Challenges and Opportunities for European Companies (Additional document) By Dana Neumann (2015 - II) The Japanese Ministry of Defense's equipment acquisition processes and policies – Is it becoming more accessible to european suppliers? (Internal report - please contact the Centre) By Jérôme Camier (2015 - II) The microalgae/biomass industry in Japan - an assessment of cooperation and business potential with european companies. (Additional document : Most relevant EU stakeholders (40) on microalgae and products derived from microalgal biomass) By Manuel Herrador (2016 - I) Hydro, tidal and wave energy in Japan - Business, research and technological cooperation opportunities for European companies. By Guillaume Hennequin (2016 - I) Wind energy in Japan: technological cooperation and business potential for European Companies (Additional document : WTG industry related players in Japan) By Ines Heger (2016 - I) Space Industry business opportunities in Japan: Analysis on the market potential for EU SMEs involved in the earth observation products and services (Research plan) By Ryuichi Dunphy - Sato (2016 - I) Market opportunities for EU agribusinesses in the context of the EU-Japan EPA (Additional documents: Presentation on Market opportunities for EU agribusinesses in the context of the EU-Japan EPA (PDF) / Audio file) By William Fournel (2017-1) Opportunities for Cooperation between EU and Japan on Biotechnology in Healthcare: Japan Bioventures Landscape By Esther Rodergas (2017-2) Photonics for life science and industrial manufacturing, business and cooperation opportunities in Japan (Additional documents: the list of companies & organisations (.xls) and the list of events (.xls) mentioned in the report / the recorded session of the webinar held on the 4th of June 2018) By Šarūnas Vaškelis (2017-2) Opportunities for venture firms, universities, and research institutes in the EU to conduct knowledge transfer with Japanese counterparts in nine digital technology areas By Toru Kodama (2017-2) The dairy sector in Japan: Market access and business opportunities for European companies By Paul Van der Plas (2018-1) (this report will be online in November 2018) Solar energy and electric vehicles: Increasing the energy efficiency and energy conservation. Potential Opportunities of Collaboration between Japan and EU Firms By Jonathan Arias (2018-1) (this report will be online in November 2018) Organic Sector in Japan - How to change the current regulatory and market settings in order to allow growth of the sector and improve market access and business opportunities for European companies. By Maria Gonzalez (2018-1) (this report will be online in November 2018) Guidebook for SMEs about the opportunities of the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement. By Julien Lemaître (2018-2) (this report will be online in June 2019) Industrial and R&D cooperation potential with Japan in the space and GNSS based navigation and – an Opportunity Analysis for EU SMEs to cooperate with Japan. By Helen Tung (2018-2) (this report will be online in June 2019)
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MINERVA - 6-mjesečna stipendija u Japanu: analiza politike i ekonomskih tema EU-Japana Centar za industrijsku suradnju EU-Japan nudi šestomjesečni program stipendiranja u Japanu, koji je osmišljen kako bi podržao istraživanje i analizu politike vezanu za gospodarska i industrijska pitanja EU i Japana. Tko se može prijaviti? Kandidati moraju biti državljani države članice EU ili treće zemlje ili Japana. Oni moraju biti stručnjaci (trgovinski i ekonomski analitičari, akademici, znanstvenici, državni službenici) s dokazanim interesom za suradnju EU-Japana iz više smjerova (trgovina / pristup tržištu, pitanja industrijske politike, istraživanje i razvoj itd.). Osnovni uvjeti: EU državljanstvo ili japansko državljanstvo, visoka škola, snažan interes i motivacija za Japan i za povezanost EU i Japana. Elementi koji nude prednost u odabiru kandidata su: - prethodno profesionalno iskustvo s Japanom, - istraživanje s popisa tema, -upoznatost s japanskim jezikom. Ovaj model stipendiranja osmišljen je kao podrška Centru za analizu politike gospodarskih i industrijskih pitanja EU-Japana. Trajanje stipendije: 1. listopada 2017. Rok za prijavu: 15. srpnja 2017 Stipendija: € 2000 - mjesečno Mjesto: Tokyo, Japan Dokumente koje treba priložiti su: životopis, motivacijsko pismo, istraživanje (1-2 A4 stranice). Prijave se šalju na adresu: minerva@eu-japan.gr.jp Popis tema iz 2017. bit će dostupne na webu od sredine lipnja. Više informacija: www.eu-japan.eu/events/minerva-fellowship-programme/ ili Minerva@eu-japan.gr.jp