open access is a publishing model that provides free and unrestricted online availability to research articles, instead of publishing them behind a paywall. but how does one go about publishing their article open access, and why would one want to do such a thing? come to this session to find out!

hosted by: university library during international open access week

limited seats available

the office of research services will be hosting a workshop aimed at outlining the various funding opportunities available to support industry-sponsored research. the workshop will outline the granting programs available and they types of projects they support, as well as provide a clear indication of the commitments and contributions required from engaged industry partners.

presented by: dr. lexi haslehurst, nserc/cihr research facilitator

due to covid-19, nserc is replacing live webinars with pre-recorded videos followed by live q&a sessions. this series is meant to assist the research community on how to complete an application using the research portal and the nserc canadian common cv (ccv). you will find below the pre-recorded videos as well as the dates for these upcoming live q&a sessions. new q&a session dates will be added as they become available on our website.

 we ask that you please view the pre-recorded videos prior to attending a live q&a session, as the material presented in the videos will not be repeated.

in order to prepare, we invite you to familiarize yourself with the following documents:

• ·       discovery grant application program description which includes the peer review manual and the frequently asked questions
• ·       instructions for completing an application
• ·       submitting an nserc individual discovery grant application through the research portal tutorial.

pre-registration is not required to attend the live q&a sessions. the session will be open 15 minutes in advance for you to review existing questions and submit your questions in advance.

considering the high attendance to our webinars, nserc staff may not have time to respond to all individual questions during the session. any additional questions should be directed to our support team at nserc discovery.

cihr will be hosting the following webinars to support participants with the requirements of the funding opportunity “project grant – fall 2021 q&a competition” and to answer questions on how to apply.

french sessions
duration: 60 minutes
when: thursday, august 12, 2021 at 11:00 am et join
when: wednesday, august 25, 2021 at 1:00 pm et join

sshrc holds webinars on upcoming competitions using adobe connect. a question and answer period follows each presentation, allowing participants to submit written questions through the webinar interface. no registration is required, so participants can drop in at any time.

sshrc holds webinars on upcoming competitions using adobe connect. a question and answer period follows each presentation, allowing participants to submit written questions through the webinar interface. no registration is required, so participants can drop in at any time.

sshrc holds webinars on upcoming competitions using adobe connect. a question and answer period follows each presentation, allowing participants to submit written questions through the webinar interface. no registration is required, so participants can drop in at any time.

due to covid-19, nserc is replacing live webinars with pre-recorded videos followed by live q&a sessions. this series is meant to assist the research community on how to complete an application using the research portal and the nserc canadian common cv (ccv). you will find below the pre-recorded videos as well as the dates for these upcoming live q&a sessions. new q&a session dates will be added as they become available on our website.

 we ask that you please view the pre-recorded videos prior to attending a live q&a session, as the material presented in the videos will not be repeated.

in order to prepare, we invite you to familiarize yourself with the following documents:

• ·       discovery grant application program description which includes the peer review manual and the frequently asked questions
• ·       instructions for completing an application
• ·       submitting an nserc individual discovery grant application through the research portal tutorial.

pre-registration is not required to attend the live q&a sessions. the session will be open 15 minutes in advance for you to review existing questions and submit your questions in advance.

considering the high attendance to our webinars, nserc staff may not have time to respond to all individual questions during the session. any additional questions should be directed to our support team at nserc discovery.