Friday 29 June 2012

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN WESTERN CANADA


Please note:  This is a special call for submissions with a short turn-around date.  Submissions will be due on August 1, 2012.


SPECIAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

Epilepsy Canada is pleased to announce a special competition for a one-time only grant to be awarded in support of epilepsy research in a province of Western Canada.

The grant will be valued at $100,000 CDN and will be awarded to a researcher or team of researchers at a university or teaching hospital in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta or British Columbia.

The project funded may involve activity in any field of epilepsy research, including biomedical, clinical and social science.  Projects in basic and applied science will both be considered, providing that they are designed to improve the lives of people living with epilepsy.

The granted funds may be used for operating, for salary support or for a combination of the two.  Limited equipment purchase will also be acceptable.

This is a once only award, for a granting period that will start on September 1, 2012, and for a project that can be completed within one or two years. 

A condition of this award will be the submission of brief (1 page) quarterly reports summarizing the progress of the research in language accessible to the general public.  

Application Information

Applications should include:

[1] a description of the proposed research (including Research Hypothesis, Research Goals, Back­ground, Methods, Proposed Work, Relevance to Epilepsy; 5 pages maximum, 12 pt font, Arial or Times New Roman, single spaced, 0.75 inch borders).

[2] a curriculum vitae of the principal applicant or applicants (common CV, CIHR format)

[3] a list of publications (last 5 years) by the principal applicant or applicants

The application should be submitted by email to: epilepsy@epilepsy.ca by August 1, 2012. Applicants are advised to provide email addresses so that communications can be made on a timely basis.

Results will be announced on August 15, 2012.

McIntyre Burnham,
President 
Epilepsy Canada.                             

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