CFDR 2023 Research Grant Competition – LOI
Well-being, Health and Biomedical Discovery
Deadlines
Academic Unit: Inquire within unit
Memorial Deadline: RIS review not required for LOI
External Deadline: Monday 31st, October 2022
Description
The first step in applying for a CFDR Research Grant is the submission of a Letter of Intent package. The documents can be submitted in English or French. The package must be submitted via the Letter of Intent Submission webform by 4:59PM [EST] October 31, 2022.
Please review the Canadian Foundation for Dietetic Research Grant Program Policy document at https://cfdr.ca/grants/ for important information on the program: investigator eligibility, areas of support, areas of non-support, grant process, investigator and sponsoring institution agreements, obligations and reporting requirements, CFDR’s funding process, and publications and rights. The submission of a Letter of Intent indicates agreement to the terms and conditions as outlined in the CFDR Research Grant Program Policy document.
These CFDR research grants are not intended to supplement other grants. However, CFDR will review a grant proposal that has been submitted concurrently to other potential granting/funding agencies. If successful, shared or joint funding may be undertaken at the discretion of the agencies concerned. If partial funding of a larger project is requested, the proposal must clearly state how CFDR funds will be used and how that piece of work will be a distinct project to be conducted within the timeframe for CFDR with results published separately. Investigators must inform the Foundation of any support requested and/or received from other funding bodies.
Letter of Intent Submission Confirmation Receipt
Applicants can expect to receive a confirmation of receipt by November 4, 2022. Applicants should contact the CFDR office by November 11, 2022, if they have not received the confirmation receipt.
CFDR is not responsible for any submission not received in its mailbox info@cfdr.ca.
For more details please visit the Canadian Foundation for Diabetic Research website, here.