call for full project proposals (fpps) environmental and social studies – seabirds in atlantic offshore

how to apply: 

attraction of seabirds and birds generally, to artificially lit structures resulting in injury or death is an ongoing concern. apart from risk of physical injury the expenditure of energy due to such attraction, particularly during critical life stages e.g., migration may affect survival rates.

leach’s storm petrels (oceanodroma leucorhoa) are widely distributed across canada’s east coast with large breeding colonies on islands along the coasts of both newfoundland and nova scotia, and small colonies in québec, labrador, new brunswick and maine. their nighttime foraging and migratory behaviors across the east coast offshore make them particularly vulnerable to attraction to the artificial lighting on offshore oil and gas installations and marine vessels of all kinds. recent research findings from colony censuses that document a significant population decline at most, but not all colonies, over the past thirty years accentuating the risk to these populations.

objective:

to develop a program of research aimed to better understand if and how seabirds, in particular, leach’s storm petrels, are attracted to light generated by oil and gas activities in atlantic offshore.

external deadline: 
sunday, january 31, 2021
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

special additional call for applications

how to apply: 

the canadian hemophilia society (chs) is pleased to put out a special call for applications for two of its research programs for the 2021-2022 grant period: the chs/novo nordisk psychosocial research program and the chs – bayer – advance canada research program.

given that we received no applications for the november 16, 2020 deadline for the chs/novo nordisk psychosocial research program and the chs – bayer – advance canada research program, we have decided to make a new last special call for these programs with a new deadline set for january 18, 2021. details follow.

 

Ø  chs/novo nordisk psychosocial research programme: applications from social workers, nurses, or physiotherapists with professional experience in a hemophilia treatment centre (or other comparable settings in which care has been provided to people with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders) or persons interested in the field of inherited bleeding disorders will be considered. 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 in a phd program in one of the allied health disciplines may also apply. professionals who have appointments in universities and who can dedicate time to research are encouraged to apply. professional experience in a hemophilia treatment centre is desirable but not required.

Ø  chs/bayer advance canada research program:  applicant must be a physician or ph.d. with professional experience in a hemophilia treatment centre (htc) or other comparable settings in which care has been provided to people with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders. professionals who have appointments in universities and who can dedicate time to research are encouraged to apply. the proposed research must have relevance to current practice in bleeding disorders care and may incorporate a broad spectrum of quantitative and qualitative research methods addressing professional practice with individuals, families, groups and communities, organizational issues, public health, and education.the research studies should aim to provide better data and tools to help the treaters assist patients in successful ageing.

  

chs/novo nordisk canada psychosocial research programme

 

the chs/novo nordisk canada psychosocial research program was created to engage hemophilia program professionals/graduate 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 from the allied health disciplines (ie. nursing, physiotherapy & social work) in research activities addressed to understanding the psychosocial impact of hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders and to improve the quality of life of persons and families whose lives are affected by these disorders.

 

the primary intent of this program is to offer one or two $20,000 research grants, to a maximum of $40,000 for one year.

 

depending upon the number and quality of applications, funding for more than two research grant could be offered within the allotted total budget stated above.

the major portion of each grant would be to cover the research time for the successful candidate(s), including the time for research assistants. a small amount can be devoted to project expenses.

 

multidisciplinary collaboration:
collaboration with multidisciplinary care providers and/or between two or more hemophilia centres is accepted and encouraged. collaboration efforts may include, for example, social work, physical therapy and genetics. it thus may be possible for a hemophilia centre team to jointly submit a cooperative research project. additionally, inter-regional applications will be considered.
 
applications and deadline:
letter of intent should be submitted to the canadian hemophilia society by january 18, 2021. the letter, with a maximum of two pages, should identify the researcher, the organization and include a summary description of the intended area of research.


the chs peer review committee will invite a limited number of candidates to submit a more detailed proposal by february 1, 2021 in order to make a final selection. grants will be offered for a one-year period to begin in april 2021.

 

more detailed information is available by accessing the chs web site at https://www.hemophilia.ca/the-chsnovo-nordisk-psychosocial-research-program/

 

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the canadian hemophilia society – bayer advance canada research program

 

 

the canadian hemophilia society – bayer advance canada research program was created to engage canadian hemophilia treaters in activities to identify and research key issues in the ageing hemophilia population.

 

the research program will support studies that aim to:

 

•             identify and provide insight into key issues associated with the ageing hemophilia population

•             identify how management of age-related co-morbidities should be adapted to those with hemophilia

•             create and deliver evidence-based information to health care practitioners (hcps), the public and policy makers that will lead to improved care and qol for older canadians living with hemophilia

 

the primary intent of this program is to offer one or two $30,000 research grants, to a maximum of $60,000 for one year.

 

applications and deadline:
all completed application forms and support documents must arrive at the national office of the canadian hemophilia society on or before january 18, 2021.

 

additional information, the eligibility criteria and conditions for the research program as well as the application form can be found on our website at this link:

https://www.hemophilia.ca/research-chs-bayer-advance-canada-research-program/

external deadline: 
monday, january 18, 2021
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

2021 postgraduate affiliate program

how to apply: 

the vector institute, based in toronto, is one of the world’s top research institutes in machine learning (ml) and deep learning (dl). the daily life and concentration of expertise at vector fosters a network of over 500 researchers and potential collaborators. researchers at vector work with industry sponsors as well as universities and other public institutions to support the artificial intelligence (ai) ecosystem in ontario.

the primary goal of the vector institute postgraduate affiliate program is to foster collaboration and contributions among 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 and researchers with expertise in deep learning as well as machine learning and artificial intelligence more broadly.  the program is intended to promote engagement among researchers in the broader ai community.

postgraduate affiliates form an integral part of the vector community, engaged in both research and community activities. where interests align, postgraduate affiliates can also benefit from interacting with industry sponsors, as well as health and academic partners, through participation in networking events, seminars, training sessions and workshops.

program applicants are evaluated and selected by the vector postgraduate affiliate committee according to the strength of their research contributions and the alignment of their interests with vector’s vision, mission,  research strengths and potential for engagement with vector’s  industry sponsors. vector postgraduate affiliates are appointed for a two-year term and are expected to contribute towards vector events and activities. they are also eligible to receive a number of benefits in recognition of their participation in the program.

responsibilities

as a vector postgraduate affiliate, you are expected to undertake the following responsibilities:

  • participate in vector activities and events;
  • collaborate with vector’s industry and health partners; and
  • publicize and promote the vector institute by acknowledging affiliation in publications and presentations.

benefits

as a vector postgraduate affiliate, you will receive the following:

  • ability to connect regularly with vector researchers and collaborate freely;
  • participation in vector activities and events, including all applicable internal talks and presentations;
  • access to the vector office space and hotelling desks up to two-days per week, on a first-come, first-serve basis; 
  • access to vector computing resources;
  • announcement and listing of affiliation status; and
  • access to exclusive job opportunities through the vector talent hub.

eligibility criteria

  • phd 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 and post-doctoral fellows conducting research on novel methods or applications in machine learning.
  • the extent to which the candidate’s research will strengthen and support the vision and mission of the vector institute in addition to the potential for engagement with the vector research community and industry sponsors. 
  • phd student or postdoctoral fellowship affiliation with an institution in ontario.

in order to maintain status as a vector postgraduate affiliate, you must continue to meet this eligibility criteria through-out the term of your appointment.

external deadline: 
monday, january 11, 2021
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
doctoral
research

vector institute

scoping review to identify digital mental health tools and digital record keeping used by service providers who care for veterans

how to apply: 
a call for proposals (cfp) is being administered by cimvhr to identify a research team that will be able to successfully complete certain research components of the mental health technology initiative.
 
for this specific call for proposals, cimvhr is seeking a research team that will be able to complete the following research:
 
1. scoping review to identify digital mental health tools and digital record keeping used by service providers who care for veterans:
 
a. identify digital data-capturing tools used by mental health clinicians and/or service providers within canada that support the veteran population; specifically, what patient data is being collected, what digital platforms (or non-digital methods) are used to collect and store data, and what data is being shared between providers.
external deadline: 
wednesday, december 16, 2020
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

scoping review to explore the current state of mental health data sharing across provinces in canada

how to apply: 
objectives of the call for proposals a call for proposals (cfp) is being administered by cimvhr to identify a research team that will be able to successfully complete certain research components of the mental health technology initiative.
 
for this specific call for proposals, cimvhr is seeking a research team that will be able to complete:
 
1. scoping review to explore the current state of mental health data sharing as it relates to the veteran population across provinces in canada:
a. include a review of mental health databases, specifically examining their parameters for sharing data with other partners/providers if possible;
b. identify provincial/federal policies related to health data sharing; and
c. identify other challenges that hinder health data sharing at the national level.
external deadline: 
wednesday, december 16, 2020
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

india & canada - grants for conference & lecture series grants

how to apply: 
dear lakehead faculty members,
 
the shastri indo-canadian institute (sici) has launched a call for proposals for its golden jubliee conference and lecture series.  started in 2018, these grants are a part of sici’s golden jubilee programme series which aims to encourage its member institutions in india and canada to develop bi-national collaborations.  (note that conferences and lecture series will be virtual this year).
 
there are two types of grants:
 
1) conference series (20 grants in the amount of 1,10,000 inr, or approximately 1,937 cad), and
 
2) lecture series (10 grants, inr 15,000-20,000, or approximately cad 250-350)
 
for more information, please visit the sici website at:
 
 

thematic areas

proposals for the conference and lecture series are invited under below mentioned themes which are priority areas of government of india and canada:
sustainable habitat, water resources and river systems, environmental science and climate change, nano – technology, new age technology, urban issues/sustainability, digital technologies, gender mainstreaming, indigeneity and decolonization, one health, ocean and marine life (including fisheries, oil and gas, and clean energy), artificial intelligence and robotics, agriculture and farming, clean energy, green economy, waste to wealth, right to breathe good air, law and governance, life after the pandemic, 150 years of gandhi, 550 years of guru nanak ji.

please contact jill sherman, intl.research@lakeheadu.ca for more information and assistance.
external deadline: 
tuesday, december 8, 2020
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

team grant : indigenous gender and wellness team grant

how to apply: 

the specific objectives of this funding opportunity are to:

  • support indigenous-led research related to gender and wellness;
  • encourage knowledge creation that will raise awareness and improve understanding of indigenous concepts of gender in a strengths-based, wellness context;
  • facilitate knowledge sharing as to how indigenous concepts of gender can affect wellness, in a manner that is directly relevant to and for the benefit of indigenous communities; and
  • support the implementation of action-oriented, community-based projects that will improve wellness among indigenous communities from a gendered perspective.
external deadline: 
tuesday, june 22, 2021
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

2021 euripides²/penta joint call for proposals

how to apply: 

the eureka clusters euripides2 and penta have launched a joint call for proposals for research, development, and innovation (r&d&i) projects related to electronic components and systems value chain.

penta is a eureka cluster with a mission to catalyze research, development, and innovation in areas of micro and nanoelectronics-enabled systems and applications.

euripides2, also a eureka cluster, focusses on smart electronic systems and smart systems integration from components to systems.

these clusters are transnational and industry‑driven research, development, and innovation programs that enable a global and knowledgeable community of large industries, small and medium-sized enterprises (smes), start‑ups, academia, and customer organizations to collaborate on funded projects that turn innovative ideas into new businesses, jobs, economic growth, and benefits for society.

open to:

  • small and medium-sized enterprises
  • large enterprises and industries*
  • universities*
  • research organizations*
  • others*

*nrc irap funding is only available for eligible canadian smes. all other organizations need to secure alternative funding.

external deadline: 
friday, february 26, 2021
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

canadian science policy fellowship

how to apply: 

the canadian science policy fellowship is now accepting applications from prospective fellows interested in undertaking a year-long policy position with a canadian government host office beginning in september 2021.

eligible applicants must:

  • be a canadian citizen or permanent resident*
  • hold a phd in any academic discipline at the start of the fellowship
  • participate full-time in a 12-month fellowship with the host office
  • secure accommodation in the host city, and relocate to their host office as needed
  • negotiate a leave of absence from their current employer, as applicable
external deadline: 
wednesday, february 3, 2021
agency: 
funding source: 
external
funding level: 
research

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