a limited number of travel awards to phd or md/phd 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 , and post-doctoral/medical/clinical fellows are available. the purpose of this program is to defray the travel costs associated with making a scientific presentation as a first author or presenter at a conference, symposium or other appropriate professional meeting.
a palliative approach to care across the continuum: providing the right care, in the right place, at the right time
we know that right now, palliative care innovations are happening across canada.
although these innovations exist in canada and elsewhere, they have not been widely implemented across this country. there is a need to identify and spread integrated approaches to palliative care and better understand their impact on experiences, quality of life, and costs for patients, caregivers, providers and systems. tell us about innovations that are working well in your area of the country. cfhi wants to help spread them, to improve care for all canadians.
if your innovation is selected, you will have an opportunity to:
connection grants support events and outreach activities geared toward short-term, targeted knowledge mobilization initiatives. these events and activities represent opportunities to exchange knowledge and to engage on research issues of value to those participating. events and outreach activities funded by a connection grant may often serve as a first step toward more comprehensive and longer-term projects potentially eligible for funding through other sshrc funding opportunities.
connection grants proposals are expected to meet the objectives of the connection program.
connection grants support workshops, colloquiums, conferences, forums, summer institutes or other events or outreach activities that facilitate:
canadian blood services is pleased to announce its 2017 transfusion medicine research program support award competition. the objective of the transfusion medicine research program support award is to promote national excellence in transfusion science and medicine in service of canadian patients.
for detailed information about the competition, please refer to www.blood.ca. the deadline is march 5 2017 to submit a registration form as an indication of your intent to submit an application. applications will be due april 15 2017.
public works and government services canada (pwgsc) is issuing a call for proposals (cfp) on behalf of defence research and development canada (drdc) - an agency of canada’s department of national defence (dnd) that provides dnd, the canadian armed forces, and other government departments as well as the public safety and security communities, the knowledge and technological advantage needed to defend and protect canada’s interests at home and abroad.
the cfp is an invitation to bidders to submit innovative science and technology (s&t) proposals in support of canada’s defence, security and public safety.
more specifically, this cfp identifies s&t challenges (see annex b) that relate to the following drdc programs and for which innovative solutions are sought:
• all-domain situational awareness (adsa) program — a five-year initiative to conduct research and analysis to support the development of options for enhanced domain awareness of air, surface and sub-surface approaches to canada, and in particular those in the arctic. the adsa program focuses on the following areas:
o strategic surveillance of airborne traffic and aerospace warning;
o awareness of maritime traffic in canadian approaches and arctic littoral regions;
o awareness of sub-surface activity approaching or in canada’s north; and
o analysis of sensor mixes and information integration and sharing for all domain awareness to enable detection of modern threats beyond the threshold of the current systems.
• canadian safety and security program (cssp) — a whole-of-government initiative that enhances canada's security and public safety through s&t investments. the cssp strengthens canada’s ability to anticipate, prevent, mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters, serious accidents, crime and terrorism through the convergence of s&t with policy, operations and intelligence.
full call document (including annex b)
questions related to call
summary of feedback document
the natural sciences and engineering research council of canada (nserc) is pleased to partner with ontario centres of excellence (oce) in the targetghg collaborative r&d program. this joint initiative aims to enable technology development between postsecondary institutions and industry partners for the reduction of greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions. it will support ontario’s 2020-2030 targets and the government of canada’s commitment to developing innovative clean technologies that promote environmental sustainability. this program provides a maximum 1:2 leverage on industry partners’ cash and in-kind contributions.
consult oce’s targetghg collaborative r&d program website for further information about the application requirements and process.
the deadline for submitting an expression of interest for this program is february 28, 2017.
i’m reaching out to gauge your interest in submitting an application to the everglades foundation’s george barley water prize. the $10 million prize seeks a variety of globally adaptable, green and cost-effective processes and technologies to remove phosphorus from freshwater bodies.
applications are now being accepted for stage 1 until the january 13, 2017 deadline. although the prize closes in 2020 and the $10m will not be awarded until then, $25,000 will be awarded to the winner of stage 1 in early 2017. more information about the prize (and specifically stage 1) can be found here and the entry instructions + judging criteria are attached to this email.
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the office of the privacy commissioner of canada (opc) has issued a call for proposals under its 2017-2018 contributions program, which funds independent privacy research and related knowledge translation initiatives.
the office is inviting research and knowledge translation applications that advance its strategic privacy priorities. in addition, the office is inviting proposals by not-for-profit industry, trade or professional associations, academics, civil society groups, and/or consumer advocacy groups to develop privacy codes of practice.
the maximum amount that can be awarded for any single project is $50,000. the annual budget for the contributions program is $500,000.
all proposals must be submitted by january 9, 2017. for more information or to present a funding proposal,click here.
