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Science fund grants 260 million patacas in 2018

2019-02-28 07:35
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The government’s Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) approved 510 projects last year, involving 260 million patacas in financial support, FDCT President Frederico Ma Chi Ngai announced yesterday.

Ma announced the figures during a press conference on the premises of the Government Information Bureau (GCS) about the fund’s activities last year. 

According to Ma, the 510 projects were selected from 639 applications for financial support.

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