The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are to support:

• planning activities, partnership development and to increase understanding of the health research landscape that will contribute to the advancement of research consistent with the mandate of CIHR; and
• dissemination events and activities that focus on the communication of health research evidence to the appropriate researcher or knowledge user audiences, tailoring the message and medium as appropriate.

The Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces (DND/CAF) are seeking innovative AI (Artificial Intelligence)-driven solutions that fuse heterogeneous multi-domain data streams to provide real-time, explainable, and policy-aware situational awareness for operational decision-making. By increasing situational awareness on the battlefield, this new technology will reduce system vulnerabilities and increase speed of decision making.

Led by the Cancer Research Society, with the Terry Fox Research Institute and Canadian Cancer Society as co-leads, this first-ever national program aims to empower Canadian doctors and researchers to design and conduct cutting-edge clinical trials. The program aims to foster the development of innovative treatments, improve patient care, and address priority clinical questions, including those related to rare and understudied cancers.

The Terry Fox New Frontiers Program Project Grants is a long‐standing program involving the best cancer researchers in Canada. This program supports Canadian research teams exploring new frontiers in cancer research (i.e., breakthrough and transformative biomedical, clinical and translational research which may form the basis for innovative cancer prevention, diagnosis and/or treatment).

The Terry Fox New Investigator Awards provide research operating grants to support future leaders as they develop their independent careers in cancer research. The award provides a single research grant of up to $525,000 for three years to investigators within the first five years of a first faculty-level appointment in Canada.

SSHRC and South Africa’s National Research Foundation invite research teams to submit applications to participate in a Seed Grant to build capacity, foster new and existing partnerships, and develop networks and/or consortia among the Canadian and South African research communities focused on key areas of mutual interest between Canada and South Africa.

The Trans-Atlantic Platform (TAP) is pleased to announce its fifth international funding call, Preparing for Tomorrow: Societies and Strategies in Times of Transition.

In a time of profound global uncertainty—shaped by climate change, pandemics, geopolitical tensions, economic disruption, technological transformation, and epistemic challenges—the call will support innovative, transnational social sciences and humanities (SSH) research that strengthens society’s capacity to anticipate, understand, and respond to future challenges and opportunities.