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Section 1: General Details (Mandatory)
1.1. Title Of The Proposal (In less than 30 words)
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1.2. Name of the ‘Innovator/Investigator’ (With title – Dr./Prof./Ms./Mr.) (In case there are multiple innovators, the first name on the list may be used as the point of contact for all future communications)
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1.3: You give your consent for including the submitted proposal/s into the list of technologies to be displayed on the ATRACT-Life program's webpage as 'Technologies Open for Translation'
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Yes
No
Will decide later
1.4. Are you leading a lab in your organization
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Yes
No
1.5. If you are a student or a post-doc then, will your PI/Guide/Mentor also be a team member for this proposal
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Yes
No
Not Applicable
1.6. Email-Id (In case there are multiple innovators, the first email on the list may be used as the point of contact for all future communications)
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1.7. Your web page link (If a personal lab web page is not available, write ‘Not Applicable’)
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1.8. Name & address of the ‘Institute’ or ‘University’ you are currently affiliated to (In case there are multiple innovators, write the name of innovator followed by the affiliation, and then repeat it for all the other team members) (PI-1, Institute-1; PI-2, Institute-2,…, etc)
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1.9. Field of discovery
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Diagnostics (Human Healthcare)
Devices (Human Healthcare)
Therapeutics (Human Healthcare)
Animal Healthcare
Agriculture
Environment
Other
1.9.a. If other, please specify
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1.10. What is the current status of the proposed ‘Technology’
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Idea stage
Early-data stage
Proof-of-Concept (PoC) stage
Prototype-ready stage
1.11. Publication/Patent details - Mention publications/patents secured that are most relevant to this proposal (Provide links for not more than 5 entries)
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1.12. How long will the project take for completion
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Less than 1 year
1-2 years
More than 2 years
1.13. What kind of support are you mainly seeking at this stage to develop this innovation
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Funding support
Collaborative support
Select the ‘Funding support’ option if you are seeking the funding support for carrying out the ‘Research & Development’ work in your own laboratory, and you already have all the other infrastructure required to develop the proposed innovation. Similarly, choose the ‘Collaborative support’ option if you are looking for collaborative support for successfully developing & commercializing the technology because you have done the basic research part and now wish to explore the applied translational potential of the proposed technology with support and assistance.
Section 2: Proposal Details (Mandatory)
2.1. ‘Problem’ - Describe the problem that is being specifically targeted through this proposal (In less than 100 words)
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2.2. ‘Solution’ - Describe your proposed solution and explain how it will solve the specific problem (In less than 100 words)
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2.3. ‘Progress’ - Briefly describe the salient features of the work done so far on the proposed solution and the current status of your discovery/invention (In less than 100 words)
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2.4. ‘Novelty’ - Describe how the proposed solution is novel and better compared to other existing products/technologies/solutions that are already available (You can choose to compare with three most relevant technologies/products/solutions that are currently there in the market) (In less than 100 words)
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2.5. ‘Impact’ - Describe the potential customers/end users of the proposed technology in its ready form and explain what the societal and commercial impact will be for this innovation (In less than 100 words)
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2.6. ‘Market Access’ - List names of a few companies which may be interested in the proposed technology (potential industrial buyers/partners), and also describe your interactions with any such industrial entity so far (if any) (In less than 100 words)
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2.7. ‘Intellectual Property’ - Briefly describe the potential IP (patent) that could be generated for this innovation (If you feel that a new IP/patent may not be possible, describe how you think this solution can still be commercially viable) (In less than 100 words)
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Section 3: Additional Details (Optional)
3.1. ‘R&D Work’ - What is the additional research & development work that is needed to make the discovery ready for industry/licensing? (You may describe the R&D work required, such as in-lab validation, on-field testing, prototyping, trials, pilot-scaling, etc) (In less than 100 words)
3.2. ‘Resources & Expertise’ - What all is required for the development of the proposed technology, including details such as funds and special facilities & expertise (like cell culture, animal testing, microfluidics, 3D printing, etc.) (In less than 100 words)
3.3. ‘Challenges or Risk-factors’ - Mention potential challenges and risk-factors foreseeable in the development of this technology (if any), such as availability of the resources, ethical clearances, etc. (In less than 100 words)
