DateLocationNotes
Monday September 14, 2020 3:30pm to 4:45pm
Webinar

No reservation necessary, all welcome!

Webinar login

Description

This information session will provide an overview of the key program expectations for the Tri-Agency New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF) - Exploration Grant 2020, from the perspective of interdisciplinary adjudication panel members and successful applicants in the past competition. This is an opportunity to have your questions discussed.

Agenda

3:30 pm Welcome and Introduction

  • Katie Meyer-Beck, Director Research Support Services and Session Chair

3:35 pm Key NFRF Program information

  • Carolyn Dowling-Osborn, Senior Grants and Contracts Manager

3:40 pm NFRF Adjudication Panel Review Process

  • Dr. Malcolm Campbell, Vice-President (Research)

Insights from Experience on Adjudication Panels (tips for success)

  • Dr. Amy Greer, Associate Professor and CRC Tier 2, Department of Population Medicine, Ontario Veterinary College
  • Dr. Glen Pyle, Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Ontario Veterinary College
  • Dr. Malcolm Campbell, Vice-President (Research) and Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology, College of Biological Science

4:10 pm Personal Strategy for Preparing a Successful Proposal from a Successful NFRF Applicant

  • Dr. Dennis Mücher, Assistant Professor, Physics, College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

4:20 pm Q&A Session

  • All participants and 
  • Dr. Georgina Cox, Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology, College of Biological Science (Note: Dr. Cox teaches until 4 pm and will join the Q&A. Dr. Cox is a successful NFRF Exploration stream applicant.)

4:45 pm Closing Remarks

  • Katie Meyer-Beck, Director Research Support Services and Session Chair

 

Relevant deadlines and resources can be found in the full Research Alert.

Applicants who submitted an NOI to this competition are encouraged to attend.

Alert Classifications
Category:
Workshops and Events

Disciplines:
Health and Life Sciences
Humanities
Information and Communications Technology
Physical Sciences and Engineering
Social Sciences