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Funding
(REDI) Early Career Transition Award
The Research Excellence, Diversity and Independence (REDI) Early Career Transition Award will provide researchers with mentorship and early career support. The Institute of Gender and Health is supporting one funding pool. The Women’s Health Funding Pool will also support one project focused on improving the health and well-being of women and gender-diverse people.The total amount available for the 2022 funding opportunity for Phase 1 and 2 is $26,400,000. Note, the first round of the REDI award is focusing on applicants who are Black or racialized women. Apply by May 3rd, 2023. Read more.
CIHR-PHAC Applied Public Health Chair
This funding opportunity is for mid-career researchers who want to improve health and health equity at the decision-making stages. There is $1,150,000 available to fund one application relevant to Research Area 5 – 2SLGBTQI+ Older Adults. Apply by May 2nd, 2023. Read more.
Programs
Join the GROWW Cohort
The GROWW program is a health research training platform supported by CIHR Institutes. The program annually accepts a group of 20 clinical trainees, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and ECRs from across Canada. Cohort members will have the opportunity to be involved in workshops and retreats, a mentorship program, experiential learning, educational workshops, and have the potential for funding opportunities. Apply by May 1st, 2023. Read more.
Modern Diseases Leipzig Clinician Scientist Program
The Leipzig University in Germany has a new three-year Clinician Scientist Program funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft in which they will be investigating modern diseases. And they are offering four Clinician Scientist Fellowships for candidates who show enthusiasm for science and aim to link basic and clinical research. Apply by May 1st, 2023. Read more.
Public Scholars Initiative
In partnership with UBC Health, Public Scholars Initiative (PSI) is accepting applications for a new health equity stream. The Health Equity Stream is a dedicated funding source to further increase the number of PSI scholars working to impact health equity within local, national, and global health systems. Apply by May 12th, 2023. Read more.
Seeking Input
Breast Arterial Calcifications Survey
Dr. Charlotte Yong-Hing from the University of British Columbia is leading an international research group conducting a survey on the awareness and reporting preferences of breast arterial calcifications amongst referring physicians in Canada. Your responses to this survey will allow radiologists to better understand your preferences and implications on patient care. Applications on a rolling basis. Read more.
International Properties & Open Science Survey
The International Neuroethics Patent Initiative (INPI) is interested in how neuroscientists at Canadian universities perceive both the value and drawbacks of international properties and open science practices. They have a new survey on these topics to learn more about this evolving landscape. Read more.
Seeking Participants
Sexual Pain Survey
The UBC Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Laboratory is developing a new measure for sexual pain and needs your help. If you experience painful sex for any reason, you are eligible to complete the survey. It will take around 20-30 minutes, is anonymous and will enter you in a draw to win 1 of 50 $25 gift cards. Application on a rolling basis. Read more.
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