since 2006, pogo has offered seed funding grants of up to $15,000 to facilitate or support feasibility studies, self-contained studies, or the development of grant applications.
completed registration emails must be received by kathleen standring (kstandring@pogo.ca) by october 7, 2013.
full applications must be received at the pogo office by november 11, 2013.
the purpose of the hsrf calls for targeted research is to solicit and fund focused research applications within the following three (3) mohltc priority areas: nursing, problem gambling and tobacco control.
for each of the three (3) priority areas, key knowledge gaps related to current/anticipated policy development and program development were identified as targeted research areas of interest for policy makers and knowledge users through a consultative process.
if you would like to respond to more than one targeted research question during this call, separate applications must be completed for each targeted research question. the ministry intends to fund at least one project for each targeted research question, with a budget of $50,000 - $250,000/year over two fiscal years.
to assist in planning for the review process, the mohltc requests that interested calls for targeted research applicants submit a completed notice of intent (noi) using the online form by tuesday, october 1, 2013.
the purpose of the hsrf capacity awards is to build knowledge translation and exchange (kte) and research capacity across the career path in health services and population health research in twelve (12) key priority areas:
applications for capacity awards must address one or more of these areas of importance to knowledge users engaged in shaping policies, programs and practices. research and stand alone kte projects must make a measurable impact on the ontario health system in terms of educational, policy or health outcome measures within the three-year funding cycle.
the capacity awards will support evidence based policy and practice by supporting both research and stand alone kte projects. all research projects are required to include a kte strategy. where appropriate, instructions are tailored for research vs. stand alone kte applications.
the minimum support provided through the capacity awards is $150,000 annually for three years and the maximum support provided is $350,000 annually for three years.
the capacity awards are intended to support capacity building, including new/mid-career health services and population health researchers and kte professionals in applied and academic settings. priority will be given to applications where the lead is a new/mid-career research/kte professional (e.g., has obtained a full time professional degree or phd within the last 10 years) and the co-lead has a demonstrated capacity to provide mentorship over the course of the project.
to assist in planning for the review process, the mohltc requests that interested capacity awards applicants submit a completed notice of intent (noi) using the online form by friday, october 4, 2013. the noi is strictly for administrative purposes – it will not be evaluated, nor will it be shared with the review panel. you must create a username and password for the online form. you will be able to save and review your noi before submitting. you will receive an email acknowledgement of receipt of your noi submission within 48 hours.
ontario centres of excellence (oce), the ontario ministry of research and innovation, the ontario aerospace council (oac) and the natural sciences and engineering research council of canada (nserc) are working to support collaborative research and technology development (r & td) projects by ontario industry companies and academic research partners through oce’s voucher for industry association r&d challenge program.
the ontario aerospace r&td challenge is a $2.5 million program initiative supporting areas of technology that are strategically important to the ontario aerospace sector. goals of the program include commercialization and increased productivity with significant economic benefit for ontario (jobs, revenues, etc.) and program partners.
in september 2013, oac and oce hosted an ontario aerospace industry-academic technology roadmap workshop and partnership forum in collaboration with nserc. the event helped identify the specific areas of technology that play a key role in the ontario aerospace industry, which have been translated into the focus areas for the r&td projects. this forum also provided networking opportunities for potential collaborators to discuss ideas for project proposals.
how funding works
oce, in partnership with industry and nserc, will support approximately five qualified projects (each lasting up to two years) which undertake research and development in the strategic technology focus areas and demonstrate an economic benefit to ontario's aerospace sector.
qualified projects will address one or more strategic technology focus areas:
oce will provide funding of up to $100,000 per project. to qualify for oce funding, applicants must secure a minimum of 2:1 cash plus in-kind matching from industry. the cash contribution must match 100 per cent of the amount requested from oce; i.e. if oce contributes $100,000 per project, the industry contribution must be a minimum of $100,000 cash plus $100,000 in-kind. - see more at: http://www.oce-ontario.org/programs/collaboration-voucher-program/via/ontario-aerospace-r-td-challenge#sthash.kq5rsosx.dpuf
graduate 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 hip award
· two-year duration $20,000 per year *(see rfa for explanation of funding)
· at the time of application, candidates must be enrolled in a full-time graduate study program at the master's or phd level. candidates may be canadian citizens who propose to train at an approved institution located inside canada or international applicants proposing to train at an approved institution located in canada, who fulfill the criteria for a student visa.
· candidates for the parkinson society canada (psc)/ fonds de recherche du québec – santé (frqs) funding opportunity must submit applications to both frqs and to psc and must indicate that this has been done. research supported under this program must be carried out at a university or affiliated institutions including hospitals and research institutes, within the province of quebec.
clinical research fellowship
· two-year duration, $50,000 per year
· recipient training will combine direct experience in the diagnoses and treatment of parkinson’s and in clinical research.
clinical movement disorders fellowship
· one year duration, $50,000
· recipient will undertake clinical training in the subspecialty of movement disorders and gain expertise in diagnosis and treatment of parkinson’s and may include other movement disorders.
submission deadline: monday, november 11th, 2013, 5:00 pm est
application materials and information may be obtained at: http://www.parkinson.ca/site/c.kglniwodkpf/b.5158907/k.95c2/applications.htm
the specific objectives of the applied public health chair are to:
- support high quality programs of population health intervention research that contribute to new knowledge to improve health and health equity across the life course;
- stimulate the application of innovative theories, methods and approaches in research and knowledge translation that promote reciprocal learning within and between countries;
- catalyze interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral collaborations between researchers and knowledge users that contribute to evidence-informed decision-making and use of knowledge by public health and other sectors; and,
- mentor the current and next generation of population and public health researchers (in particular post-doctoral fellows and early career researchers), practitioners and policy makers from a range of disciplines and sectors.
the total amount available for this funding opportunity is $12,487,500, enough to fund approximately 13 awards. this amount may increase if additional funding partners participate. the maximum amount per award is $185,000 per year for up to 5 years (salary contribution: up to $100,000 including fringe benefits; research, mentoring and kt allowance: up to $85,000 per year). this funding is non-renewable.
relevant research areas
the cihr institute of population and public health and the public health agency of canada in partnership with the cihr-institutes of aging, gender and health, health services and policy research, musculoskeletal health and arthritis, neurosciences, mental health and addiction, as well as the alberta innovates health solutions, the fonds de recherche du québec – santé, and the saskatchewan health research foundation will provide funding for applications that are determined to be relevant to one or more of the following research areas:
the invasive species centre (isc) is now accepting proposals for invasive species project funding for up to $35,000 per project. this year's themes focus on: managing risk by looking ahead, invasive species impacts, rapid response coordination, detection and management tools and educating youth. successful projects will demonstrate impacts on policy or resource management goals for ontario. project funding proposal applications must be submitted online no later than 12:00 noon, friday, october 11, 2013
the isc is also excited to announce a new internship component to their call for proposals and is now also accepting proposals for invasive species internship projects. organizations with invasive species projects that require an intern should submit internship proposals to the isc. successful internship projects will later be matched with qualified university or college 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 . internship proposal applications must be submitted online no later than 12:00 noon, friday, october 4, 2013.
