SSHRC's series of public talks

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Join the final session of In Conversation With, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council’s (SSHRC’s) series of public talks held in collaboration with The Conversation Canada, featuring the winners of SSHRC’s 2021 Impact Awards.

Carole Lévesque is the recipient of the SSHRC 2021 Connection Award. She is a professor at the Urbanisation Culture Société Research Centre at l’Institut national de la recherche scientifique, and director of the DIALOG network, a research and knowledge network facilitating collaboration between universities and Indigenous community partners. Her areas of expertise include Indigenous Peoples and knowledges, community integration, social environment, and sustainable development. 

Register to hear her talk about building bridges between scientific and Indigenous knowledges on June 14 at 3pm Atlantic.

Click Here to Register

This event will be livestreamed in French, with simultaneous interpretation in English and closed captioning in both languages. A recording of the event will be available afterwards.

New Frontiers in Research Fund: Exploration 2022

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New Frontiers in Research Fund: Exploration 2022

 
Please find below the PowerPoint slides that were presented during the webinars on the Notice of Intent (NOI) stage for the 2022 Exploration competition. You may also view the recording of the webinars.

 

English Recording: https://youtu.be/DWrMl6N5pl8   May 27, 2022

French Recording: https://youtu.be/tn6hBZHoT00   May 27, 2022

 

If you have any questions, please contact nfrf-fnfr@chairs-chaires.gc.ca.

Path2Innovation - Entrepreneurship course for graduate students, post-docs, and faculty

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Applications for the June 27-29th 2022 cohort are now open! Apply by June 20th with the Path2Innovation Application Form 

 

Path2Innovation (P2I) is a three-day program that explores the value of entrepreneurial thinking as a means of developing careers and research of leading graduate students, post-docs and faculty, and also advancing their research, innovations and ideas into impacts, whether that be scientific, economic, social, cultural or environmental.

 

P2I is run as a virtual workshop and is open to graduate students, faculty, and post-doctoral fellows throughout Atlantic Canada. 

 

The workshop has been designed to be a precursor to the Lab2Market program, arming participants with the knowledge needed to start down the path to commercializing their research.

This program is fully funded by the Government of Canada through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and provided to students free of charge.

 

Who Can Apply? Graduate Students, Faculty, and Postdoctoral Fellows from any university in Atlantic Canada are eligible to apply for the program, which is offered free of charge.

 

Applications are now open! The next cohort is scheduled for June 27,28, 29 2022. Application deadline is June 20th.

 

UPEI Faculty and students can contact the Office of Commercialization, Industry and Innovation (OCII) for questions about the program (ocii@upei.ca)

Path2Innovation - Entrepreneurship course for graduate students, post-docs, and faculty

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Applications for the June 27-29th 2022 cohort are now open! Apply by June 20th with the Path2Innovation Application Form 

 

Path2Innovation (P2I) is a three-day program that explores the value of entrepreneurial thinking as a means of developing careers and research of leading graduate students, post-docs and faculty, and also advancing their research, innovations and ideas into impacts, whether that be scientific, economic, social, cultural or environmental.

 

P2I is run as a virtual workshop and is open to graduate students, faculty, and post-doctoral fellows throughout Atlantic Canada. 

 

The workshop has been designed to be a precursor to the Lab2Market program, arming participants with the knowledge needed to start down the path to commercializing their research.

This program is fully funded by the Government of Canada through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency and provided to students free of charge.

 

Who Can Apply? Graduate Students, Faculty, and Postdoctoral Fellows from any university in Atlantic Canada are eligible to apply for the program, which is offered free of charge.

 

Applications are now open! The next cohort is scheduled for June 27,28, 29 2022. Application deadline is June 20th.

 

UPEI Faculty and students can contact the Office of Commercialization, Industry and Innovation (OCII) for questions about the program (ocii@upei.ca)

Call for Expressions of Interest to Join the SSHRC Advisory Committee to Address Barriers to Accessibility

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SSHRC is pleased to announce the call for expressions of interest to join the SSHRC Advisory Committee to Address Barriers to Accessibility is now live on our website.

 

We look forward to working with this committee and other members of the research community over the coming months to develop an Accessibility Action Plan that identifies and addresses barriers to accessibility within our programs. Our aim is to create a committee of scholars across Canada (including graduate students and postdoctoral fellows) that reflects a diverse lived experience with disability and intersecting identities including regional and linguistic diversity.

Advisory committee members will serve an initial one-year term (June 2022 to June 2023), and will participate in about four to five meetings throughout the year. 

 

Please share this announcement widely within the academic community, and especially with faculty, post docs and students in your network with lived experience with disability and/or expertise in disability studies. Expressions of interest to participate will be active from May 9 to June 9, 2022.

 

For full details please visit our website at: https://www.sshrc-crsh.gc.ca/about-au_sujet/governance-gouvernance/committees-comites/accessibility-accessibilite-eng.aspx

If you have questions regarding this call, please contact accommodations-adaptation@sshrc-crsh.gc.ca or call 1-855-275-2861.

NFRF Exploration 2022 upcoming webinars

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In preparation for the NOI deadline, we encourage all applicants interested in submitting a NOI, as well as the research administrators, to participate in one of the two upcoming webinars. Below are the dates, times and links to the webinars.  

 

May 27th – FNFR Exploration 2022 – Avis d’intention (French) 

10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Eastern Time  

Meeting link – Event password: gF3dQ3q3RCS 

 

May 27th – NFRF 2022 Exploration – NOI (English) 

1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Eastern Time  

Meeting link – Event password: u5pU3FvkBV4 

 

The webinars will be recorded and made available, along with the presentation slides, to the research administrators after the session.     

 

For more information, please contact: NFRF-FNFR@chairs-chaires.gc.ca. 

 

For details on NOI and UPEI guidelines see: 

https://data.upei.ca/funding/new-frontiers-research-fund-2022-exploration-stream-competition-launch-timelines-and

 

New Frontiers in Research Fund: 2022 Exploration stream UPDATES

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Recordings of the webinars on the Notice of Intent (NOI) stage for the New Frontiers in Research Fund 2022 Exploration competition can be viewed here:

English Recording: https://youtu.be/DWrMl6N5pl8   

French Recording: https://youtu.be/tn6hBZHoT00   

 

Full Application Stage Webinars 

French session: 

July 19, 2022 – 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Atlantic Time)   

 

English session:  

July 19, 2022 – 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Atlantic Time) 

 

Links to join the webinars will be available here.

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At the notice of intent and full application stages of the NFRF Exploration Competition, the Office of Research Services is required to confirm that all participants meet the NFRF Eligibility Criteria. Therefore, approval must be obtained from all other institutions with a co-principal investigator and/or co-applicants participating on the application. The attached Approval of Participants from Other Institutions must be completed and submitted to ORS with your submission in the Romeo Researcher Portal
 

 

 

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The 2022 Exploration stream competition of the New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF) has been launched.  All competition documents are available on the NFRF website, and the Convergence Portal is open. 

The goal of the Exploration stream is to inspire high-riskhigh-reward and interdisciplinary research. 

Exploration stream grants support projects that: 

  • bring disciplines together beyond traditional disciplinary or common interdisciplinary approaches; 
  • propose to explore something new, which might fail; and 
  • have the potential for significant impact

Please note the following key points: 

  • Proposals must be submitted by research teams composed of at least two individuals. In addition to a nominated principal investigator (NPI), the team must include either a co-principal investigator (co-PI) or a co-applicant. Teams may include one co-PI and any number of co-applicants and/or collaborators
  • Individuals can participate in only one application of the NFRF Exploration grants stream at a time, as either an NPI, co-PI or co-applicant. These restrictions do not apply to collaborators.  
  • A proportion of awards equal to the proportion of applications submitted that are led by early career researchers will be reserved for these researchers.  

The maximum budget for the direct costs of the research project is $100,000 per year, for up to two years. Indirect costs must be included in the requested budget at the maximum allowable rate, which is 25% of the direct costs for a given year (e.g., if the direct cost in a year is $100,000, then the indirect cost is $25,000 for that year). 

The competition has 2 stages: 

1) Notification of Intent to Apply (NOI) stage with a deadline of June 28, 2022  

2) Full Application stage with a deadline of September 13, 2022  

Each stage must be submitted by Research Services; therefore, applicants must follow the UPEI process below. 

UPEI Application Process 

Stage 1 (NOI) 

Applicants must submit their NOI using the Researcher Portal for internal review and approval by June 21, 2022 and ensure that it reaches Research Services for review by June 23, 2022

Deadline for applicants to submit the NOI in the Convergence Portal: June 27, 2022

Stage 2 (Full Application) 

Applicants must submit their application using the Researcher Portal for internal review and approval by September 6, 2022 and ensure that it reaches Research Services for review by September 8, 2022. 

 

Deadline for applicants to submit the application in the Convergence Portal: September 12, 2022. 

 

 

Instructions for using the Researcher Portal can be found here.  

NOI Stage Webinars 

French session: 

May 27th – 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (Atlantic Time)   

Meeting link – Event password: gF3dQ3q3RCS  

 

English session:  

May 27th – 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Atlantic Time) 

Meeting link – Event password: u5pU3FvkBV4  

Webinars will be recorded and distributed to research administrators after the session.  If you would like a copy of the recording and presentation slides, please email lcudmore@upei.ca.   

Ocean Graduate Excellence Network: Call for Studentships related to Marine Conservation Targets

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Call for Expressions of Interest: OGEN Studentships related to ‘Marine Conservation Targets’ and Oceans and Climate Change Science

 

About this opportunity

The Ocean Graduate Excellence Network (OGEN) has applied for an envelope of funding in the recent Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) science funding opportunity call. If successful, the funds will be used to support up to potentially seven OGEN PhD Studentships on projects related to the DFO priority research area of ‘Marine Conservation Targets’ and connected to oceans and climate change science. Projects must also fit with OFI’s mission.

If successful, DFO funding would be available as early as September 1, 2022; DFO funding ends March 31, 2025. Funding will be pro-rated for students starting after September 2022.

Expressions of interest are due June 10th to Tracey Woodhouse (Tracey.Woodhouse@Dal.ca). Please review the attached call and EOI form for full details and do not hesitate to each out to Tracey with any questions.

 

Final project funding is contingent on a successful outcome from the DFO call and fit with OFI’s and OGEN’s missions. EOIs will not be selected until the DFO application outcome is known. OGEN student funding cannot be communicated to students until projects are selected and confirmed.

Mitacs Elevate Spring 2022 call for proposals

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The Mitacs Elevate Spring 2022 call for proposals is now open for two-year research projects in key priority sectors. 

Mitacs Elevate is a postdoctoral fellowship with an exclusive professional development curriculum component. Fellows address complex challenges through: 

- A two-year research project with a partner organization in need of high-level expertise 

- A professional development curriculum that prepares Elevate fellows for success as leaders in research and industry 

The Spring 2022 thematic call will accept applications addressing at least one of the key priority areas.  

  • Partner organizations contribute $40,000 per year for a total research grant of $80,000 per year for projects addressing at least one of the following key priority sectors:  
    • agriculture and food 
    • artificial intelligence 
    • biomanufacturing 
    • clean technology 
    • entertainment and media 
    • quantum science 
    • social innovation    
  • This includes stipend support for fellows and up to $10,000 per year in research costs for equipment, additional research personnel, conference travel and publishing costs 

Key deadlines: 

 

June 10, 2022 — If applicable, deadline to submit not-for-profit eligibility check or conflict of interest declaration to Mitacs 

July 6, 2022 — Deadline to submit full application  

For more information, please consult the Mitacs website or contact elevate@mitacs.ca. 

UPEI application process: 

1) Complete the application using the Mitacs Portal. Details on how to apply can be found on the Mitacs website here

2) The supervisor must submit the application and supporting documents for UPEI approval using the Researcher Portal (instructions can be found here). Applicants are requested to submit by June 28, 2022, ensuring that the application is received by Research Services by June 30, 2022.   

Note: the supervisor is responsible for obtaining approvals from each university for which there is an academic supervisor on the project. 

3) Upon receipt of UPEI approvals, the application may then be submitted to Mitacs.  The deadline for submission is July 6, 2022

Call for Ocean Frontier Institute Seed Fund projects

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The Ocean Frontier Institute has issued a new call for Seed Fund project applications (https://www.ofi.ca/funding/seed-fund).   

OFI's Seed Fund supports innovative projects that have the potential to advance research, commercial or social concepts relating to the ocean.  

OFI is pleased to partner once again with InnovacorpNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)Net Zero Atlantic, and Mitacs and welcomes Ocean Technology Council of Nova Scotia. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2022.

 

Key points:  

  • Awards will typically range from $10,000 to $15,000 with particularly compelling ideas considered up to a maximum of $30,000.  
  • Funding is intended for projects to be undertaken and completed within a 12-month time frame.  
  • Projects must be in line with OFI’s research priorities  

UPEI Application process   

Complete your application according to the instructions here:  https://www.ofi.ca/funding/seed-funds/application

 

Submit your application for UPEI approval using the Researcher Portal (instructions for using the Researcher Portal can be found here).  Applicants are requested to submit by June 23, 2021, ensuring that the application is received by Research Services by June 27, 2022

Upon receipt of UPEI approvals, you will be notified to proceed with the submission of your application by emailing it to ofi@dal.ca and ofi@mun.ca.  The deadline for submission is June 30, 2022.    

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