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» Go to news mainInformation Session: Weston Brain Institute launches ALS Grant Program
The Weston Brain Institute is delighted to launch our Canada: ALS 2016 program to support translational research of outstanding scientific merit that will accelerate the development of safe and effective therapeutics for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). |
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Program Information Session |
Tuesday, March 22nd, 2:00pm EDT |
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Letter of Intent deadline |
Tuesday, April 19th, 2:00pm EDT |
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Visit our website for more information |
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Funding & Eligibility |
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Applicants may apply to both the Canada: ALS 2016 Rapid Response program and Canada: ALS 2016 Transformational Research program. |
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Canada: ALS 2016 Rapid Response |
Canada: ALS 2016 Transformational Research |
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· Seed funding for novel, high-risk, high-reward research · Up to $150,000 and 18 months per project · Preliminary data is optional · Principal Applicants must be at the level of Postdoctoral Fellow or higher · Applicants can only appear once as either the Principal Applicant or the Administrative Supervisor |
· Larger, longer grants that significantly advance preclinical research · Up to $1.5 million and 3 years per project · Must have excellent preliminary data · Principal Applicants must be at the level of Assistant Professor or higher |
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See the Request for Applications (RFA) and the Program Details for more information. |
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Program Information Session |
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The Weston Brain Institute will be holding an online Information Session on Tuesday, March 22ndat 2:00pm EDT to provide you with comprehensive information on the application process and an opportunity for open questions. REGISTER HERE |
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The Institute welcomes inquiries about our funding programs at neuro@weston.ca or 416-935-4056. |
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