Maoyan Ketibao: AI Research Topic Proposal Assistant for Researchers

Maoyan Ketibao is an AI assistant built for researchers preparing grant applications. It aims to compress the two most time-consuming stages of a funding application - judging whether a topic is worth pursuing, and building the skeleton of the proposal - into a predictable amount of time. Its smart topic selection feature helps users settle on a direction that is novel, feasible and valuable in about five minutes, and produces a topic analysis report to support the decision that follows.

Key capabilities

• Smart topic selection: enter a research direction or keywords and receive candidate topics in about five minutes, together with a professional report that analyzes novelty, feasibility and value.
• Proposal generation: matches the outline requirements of provincial, municipal and national funds, produces a proposal outline in about ten minutes, supports partial edits and technical roadmap editing, and exports to Word for further work.
• Fund search: provides global natural science fund search so users can quickly learn about relevant funding programmes.
• Literature analysis: analyzes the total volume of literature in a given field to show how much work has accumulated and where the current hotspots are.
• Funded project analysis: examines data on already funded projects to reveal application trends and to inform better topic design.

How to use it

1. Visit the official site at https://www.myketi.com/ and register or log in.
2. Open smart topic selection, enter your research direction or keywords, and wait for candidate topics and the analysis report.
3. Once a topic is chosen, open proposal generation, fill in the requested information, and receive an outline matched to the fund's structure.
4. Make local edits and adjust the technical roadmap, then export to Word and continue writing the full text.
5. When you need background support, use fund search, literature analysis and funded project analysis.
6. Log in regularly to check the latest research news, trend alerts and funding notifications so you do not miss important deadlines.

Who it is for

• Grant application stage: use global natural science fund search and funding trends to clarify requirements and reduce topic drift.
• Literature review stage: use literature volume analysis to grasp the size and hotspots of a field quickly.
• Project approval stage: compare against data on funded projects to refine the design and improve the odds of success.
• Team applications: university research groups and hospital research teams can align around one shared topic report and proposal outline.

Limitations

• Output is supporting material. Topic judgement, academic conclusions and the final proposal still need to be reviewed by the applicant against their own research background.
• The five-minute and ten-minute figures are reference times given by the provider; actual duration depends on how complete your input is and on network conditions.
• No pricing or free quota information was available in the source material, so refer to the official site for current terms.

Frequently asked questions

Who should use Maoyan Ketibao? It is aimed at university faculty, hospital research teams and institute researchers applying for natural science, provincial or national funds, especially teams that want to narrow down candidate topics quickly.

Can the generated proposal outline be submitted directly? Not recommended. The tool exports a Word outline; the applicant still needs to add the team's research background, technical detail and budget before it becomes a formal proposal.

Does it evaluate a topic you already have? The available material describes smart topic selection, proposal generation, fund search, literature analysis and funded project analysis, and does not mention a dedicated review of existing topics. Check the official site for the current feature set.