Canadian Liver Foundation – Operating Grants/Graduate Studentships

Well-being, Health and Biomedical Discovery

Deadlines

Academic Unit: Inquire with unit

Memorial Deadline: Thursday 26th, March 2020

External Deadline: Tuesday 31st, March 2020


Description

The Canadian Liver Foundation is proud to support researchers like you across Canada; scientists who have made liver research a priority in their labs and clinics. In order to support new advances and breakthroughs, the CLF funds the research of senior researchers, new investigators, and medical students through our research grant programs and partnership projects. We currently offer three categories of grants:

  • Operating Grants provide funding of up to $60,000 per year for a maximum of two years to hepatobiliary research investigators to pursue major research projects. As the CLF’s most senior award, it is offered to investigators with primary interest in hepatobiliary research who hold academic appointments in Canadian universities or affiliated institutions. Both clinical investigators and basic scientists will be considered.

Graduate Studentship grants provide funding for a maximum of two years at $20,000 per year. These awards are intended for scientists-in-training who are working towards obtaining their Masters or Ph.D. in hepatobiliary research.

Through its research grants program, the CLF has supported the work of Canada’s leading researchers and scientists. The CLF is proud to have played an indispensable role in several important scientific breakthroughs including the discovery of genes responsible for Wilson’s Disease and hemochromatosis as well as various new treatments for hepatitis C and other forms of liver disease.

 The 2020 research grant competition is now open!

The Canadian Liver Foundation (CLF) is pleased to announce a call for proposals for the following:

  • 3 Operating Grants
  • 3 Graduate Studentships

Operating Grants

  • One operating grant may be awarded to a researcher in Canada whose research projects are related to hepatobiliary research.
  • One operating grant may be awarded to a researcher in Canada whose research project is related to hepatitis B.
  • One operating grant may be awarded to a researcher in Canada whose research project is related to liver cancer.

The deadline for submissions for the Operating Grant applications is March 31st, 2020.

Operating Grant Guidelines / Operating Grant Application Form / Operating Grant CV Form

Graduate Studentship Grants

  • One graduate studentship may be awarded to a researcher in Alberta whose research project is related to hepatobiliary research.
  • Two graduate studentships may be awarded to students in Canada whose research project is related to hepatitis B.

The deadline for submissions for the Graduate Studentship applications is March 31st, 2020.

Graduate Studentship Guidelines / Graduate Studentship Application Form

Additional information can be found at Canadian Liver Foundation. 


Funding Sources

Canadian Liver Foundation



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Last modified: January 31, 2020