The objective of the New Investigator Salary Award program is to provide outstanding new investigators with the opportunity to develop and demonstrate their independence in initiating and conducting health research through provision of a contribution to their salary.
The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:
The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:
The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (Vanier CGS) was created to attract and retain world-class doctoral students and to establish Canada as a global centre of excellence in research and higher learning. It is available to both Canadian and international PhD students studying at Canadian universities.
The specific objective of this funding opportunity is to support events/activities that contribute to the dissemination, exchange and uptake of research evidence.
In the Round 6 Request for Proposals, Grand Challenges Canada is seeking to support Bold Ideas with Big Impact that improve global health. Projects may encompass the whole spectrum of global health, including drug discovery, vaccine development, diagnostics, health and medical education, maternal and child health, non-communicable diseases (including cancer and mental health), health-related water and sanitation, and health-related agriculture and nutrition.
The TVN Interdisciplinary Fellowship Program is unique in going beyond traditional academic and clinical training opportunities within disciplines, offering enriched experiential learning based on the concept of interdisciplinary collaboration. In addition to fellows’ own personal knowledge creation or translation projects, the Fellowship Program integrates interdisciplinary and patient-focused research and experiential projects and learning in six modules.
Up to eight (8) fellowships will be funded with a stipend of $50,000 per year for two years.
To facilitate a well-rounded interdisciplinary experience for all fellows, TVN is seeking applicants from a wide variety of disciplines such as Medicine, Nursing, Social Work, Counselling, Theology, Gerontology or Aging, Ethics, Legal, Public or Health Policy or Administration, Health Economics, Pharmacology, Nutrition and Rehabilitation. In addition to working with supervisors within their disciplines, they will interact closely with interdisciplinary mentors and most importantly, with patients, families and their support systems.
Fellows may be graduate/doctoral/post-doctoral students or graduates, residents or fellows, and will have relevant employment or life experience and the academic/other skills necessary to complete the rigorous fellowship requirements. Preference will be given to applicants that have demonstrated current or prior personal or professional interest in aging and/or the seriously ill elderly through pursuing aging-related courses or specializations, or relevant work, community service or leadership experience.
- See more at: http://www.tvn-nce.ca/funding-opportunities/interdisciplinary-fellowship...
The Health System Research Fund (HSRF) Capacity Awards stream includes support for projects selected under the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)'s Partnerships for Health System Improvement Program (PHSI) competition. MOHLTC will make cash and/or in-kind support available for selected applicants. The total amount available for this funding opportunity is up to $2 million from 2014/15 to 2016/17. The MOHLTC may contribute up to $80,000 per project or 50% of the budget (whichever is less) to projects that are awarded PHSI funding. In-kind support can be up to $10,000 per year and may include ministry manager and senior staff time and/or MOHLTC-led activities to disseminate research findings (e.g., a MOHLTC-hosted research to policy dialogue).
As part of the HSRF Capacity Awards stream, the MOHLTC CIHR PHSI partner funding will support capacity building in Ontario. Successful applications will contribute to the development of health researchers and build research capacity through their projects (e.g., new/mid-career researchers in lead project roles, graduate student opportunities, training/knowledge translation and exchange (KTE), etc.)
The PCRP PCPRN Award is intended to provide infrastructure support for the development and maintenance of a prostate cancer biorepository through a collaborative network across multiple institutions that will facilitate the collection, processing, annotation, storage, and distribution of high-quality human prostate cancer biospecimens.
