coast guard seeks solutions for harnessing kinetic energy from the roll, pitch and yaw of marine vessels with the goal of reducing energy consumption and reliance on externally-sourced and stored energy.

sponsoring department: department of fisheries and oceans and canadian coast guard

funding mechanism: contract

opening date: october 18, 2018
closing date: december 17, 2018, 14:00 eastern standard time

precision agriculture technology is tailored to farms above 500 acres in size, so with farms below that acreage, or with an annual income below $75,000, the rate of adoption of these technologies declines significantly.

sponsoring department: agriculture and agri-food canada (aafc)

funding mechanism: grant

opening date: october 18, 2018
closing date: december 17, 2018, 14:00 eastern standard tim

ontario genomics is pleased to announce that a new round of genome canada’s genomic applications partnership program (gapp) is now open.

the gapp funds public-private research collaborations focused on developing genomics-derived technologies that address opportunities and challenges identified by industry, government, not-for-profits or other “receptors” of genomics knowledge and tools. the program provides a unique opportunity for receptor organizations to collaborate with an ’omics researcher, and to leverage their r&d investments with public funding.

key program highlights:

• budget: $300k – $6m (total)
• co-funding: 1/3 genome canada (max), 1/3 receptor (min), 1/3 other
• award duration: 1 – 3 years
• stage: downstream r&d/validation/pilot
• funding recipient: genome canada award flows to academic partner only

to apply:
please contact shobha ramsubir, senior manager, business development & research, to initiate your application and to obtain the application form – applicants are encouraged to do this well ahead of the intake dates. applications are due to ontario genomics on nov19^th, 2018 at 9 am.

learn more:

• genomic applications partnership program (gapp)
• previously funded gapp projects
• additional funding opportunities
• precision health initiative – rare diseases: clinical implementation projects

sharcnet is issuing a call for proposals for dedicated programming support round xiii. for this round, applications are encouraged that satisfy the programme objectives and priority will be given to proposals that meet one or more of the following conditions:

• propose an innovative project that will leverage the capabilities of the gp3 system, “graham”, especially gpus and fpgas.
• propose a programme of work that deals with the efficient processing of large, heterogeneous datasets (“big data”) using a variety of data mining, machine learning or other analytics software.

   

applications are submitted via sharcnet’s webportal and are due by december 9, 2018 at 11:59 pm est. consultation with a sharcnet hptc prior to submission is required. note that users must have a sharcnet webportal account in order to access the online form.

due to the current workload of sharcnet programming staff, only a limited number of proposals are expected to be awarded in this round. for additional information, please refer to the application guidelines. questions should be addressed to research-support@sharcnet.ca.

bwf’s innovation in regulatory science awards provide up to $500,000 over five years to academic investigators developing new methodologies or innovative approaches in regulatory science that will ultimately inform the regulatory decisions the food and drug administration (fda) and others make.