Productive Innovative Research

1. Academic publications in reputable international journals, ranking at least in the Q3 quartile.
2. Industrial-grade prototype, substantiated by product descriptions, specifications, field/environmental testing records, and product testing documentation (including photos and videos).
3. Industrial products, presented as a feasibility study (Business Model Canvas), supported by evidence of market, technical production, financial, management, environmental, social, legal, and business plan feasibility.
4. In the fields of social sciences and humanities, the outcome should be policy-related, with supporting academic documents (policy briefs, policy recommendations, or strategic policy models).
5. Intellectual Property (IP) in the form of patents or simple patents.
6. Reinforcement of study centers/research centers.
7. Advancement of research collaborations and funding from partners.

When evaluating the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of the projects, the results should fall within the range of TKR 6 to 9.

1. The research team leader must be a permanent lecturer of a study program, agreed upon in the program meeting (may change with each research cycle), with a minimum academic rank of Lector.
2. There must be a minimum of 3 (three) permanent lecturera and a minimum of 3 (three) students, preferably participants in the Credit Transfer Program equivalent to 12-20 credit hours.
3. There must be an explanation of the connection between the research proposal and the scholarly vision of the study program or the strategic issues outlined in the University Research Master Plan, supported by a Letter of Endorsement from the Head of the Study Program (signed by the Head of the Study Program) as provided in the attached example.
4. The research team leader should not be the lead researcher in another research project.
5. The biodata of all research team members must be attached and signed in blue ink by the respective research team members.
6. The title of the student's research must be formulated by all team members and is part of the overall research topic proposed.
7. The Turnitin results for the submitted proposal should not exceed 30%.
8. Each study program can only propose one research title.

Research Proposal for Productive Innovative Research is submitted by completing the proposer's identity and uploading the proposal through ISRECOD on the following page https://mybima.ums.ac.id/

Steps to be followed are as follows:

1. Log in to MyBima using your UniID username and password.
2. Select "Riset" (Research) and click on "Riset Batch Aktif" (Active Research Batch), then click "Ajukan Usulan baru" (Submit a New Proposal).
3. Choose the scheme you want to submit and click "Riset Inovatif Produktif" (Productive Innovative Research).
4. The screen will display the "Riset Inovatif Produktif" (Requirements for Productive Innovative Research).
5. Make sure all the listed requirements can be fulfilled and check the boxes provided.
6. Fill in all the fields and selections in the available form.
7. Click "Ajukan Proposal" (Submit Proposal) and attach the soft file of the proposal (in document (doc) or PDF format) to the proposal document icon. This will register the Productive Innovative Research Grant proposal as a proposer in the current batch/period.
8. If the proposal passes the desk evaluation, the proposer will be invited to present and discuss the Productive Innovative Research, the time of which will be scheduled by LRI UMS.