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Welcome to the Research Office's monthly newsletter!
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UFV researchers in the field – and the news
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UFV's Agriculture Technology program (Dr. Renee Prasad) and Food and Agriculture Institute (Dr. Lisa Powell) are collaborating on a project to demonstrate the potential of sweet potatoes for commercial-scale production in southwestern BC, with funding from the Abbotsford Real Estate Foundation and BC Potato and Vegetable Growers Association. | Photos courtesy of Renee Prasad
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- Drs. Luisa Giles, Jason Brandenburg, Iris Lesser, and Cynthia Thomson are studying the effects of physical fitness on COVID symptoms (Chilliwack Progress), as well as the impacts of wildfire smoke on physical and mental health (CTV, Abby News, Squamish Chief, BC Local News)
- BC Regional Innovation Chair Dr. Jon Thomas was the lead researcher and author on an open-access article published by Technovation, and featured at a plenary session of the R&D Management Symposium 2020 (Read Article)
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Major Fall 2020 deadlines
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Visit the Research Office website for more funding opportunities >>
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Virtual Science Café
From the Lab to the Market: Building an Innovation Ecosystem in the Fraser Valley
- Tuesday, November 3
- 7:30 pm
- Presentation by Dr. Jon Thomas, BC Regional Innovation Chair in Canada-India Partnership Dev.
Register at ScienceTalks.ca >>
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Scholarly Sharing Initiative
Embodiment in the Virtual Classroom // Globalization and Ethics
- Thursday, November 19
- 1–2 pm on Zoom
- Presentations by Dr. Shelley Liebembuk (SoCA, Theatre) and Dr. Wayne Henry (Philosophy)
Learn more >>
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PARC awards first Linking Fellowship grant
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During its public launch on Sept. 24, the UFV Peace and Reconciliation Centre (PARC) announced that it would be allocating $30,000 to support students, faculty, and community members in leading various projects related to peace and conflict resolution.
PARC awarded its first Linking Fellowship to Dr. Fiona MacDonald, associate professor and head of UFV's Political Science department, on October 7.
“PARC's funding opportunities put resources into the hands of UFV faculty and students, and community intellectuals and artists," says Dr. Keith Carlson, PARC Chair. "[These grants] enable them to design and implement research activities to contribute directly to identifying the roots of conflict and creating pathways to reconciliation."
Visit www.ufv.ca/parc to learn more.
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3 research resources on our radar
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CFI Research Facilities Navigator
Helps innovators locate and connect with publicly-funded research facilities that are open to collaboration. List your lab on the Research Facilities Navigator for free, and create new opportunities for discovery.
Learn more >>
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$300 million 'Housing Supply Challenge' calls for innovative ideas to improve housing access and affordability
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Impact Canada's Housing Supply Challenge (HSC) invites citizens, stakeholders, and experts to propose innovative solutions to the barriers that limit the creation of new and affordable housing. Up to $300 million will be distributed over five years through the various rounds of the Challenge.
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- Proposals due January 20, 2021
- Stage 1 finalists (x25) each receive $100,000 in seed funding
- Stage 2 finalists share pool of $22.5 million for implementation
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Research ethics & compliance
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UFV is responsible for conducting research activities safely, ethically, and in compliance with Federal standards and regulations.
All faculty, staff, and students seeking to conduct research activities involving human participants should make a ROMEO account, take the TCPS2 CORE Tutorial, and familiarize themselves with UFV's research ethics policies:
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The next deadlines to submit an ethics application to the Human Research Ethics Board (HREB): October 15, November 12, December 3 | See HREB schedule >>
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For questions about research ethics and related committees (HREB, ACC) please contact:
Yvette Fairweather
Ethics and Compliance Officer
Research.Ethics@ufv.ca
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Continuous / ongoing deadlines
October deadlines
November deadlines
December deadlines
January 2021 deadlines
February 2021 deadlines
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To request feedback on a grant proposal, please email your materials (with at least 2-3 weeks of lead time) to:
Jerri-Lynne Cameron
Director, Research Services and Industry Engagement
Jerri-Lynne.Cameron@ufv.ca
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