BC Children's Hospital
Last Update: May 21, 2024
Canada
Explore research projects at B.C. Children's Hospital
BC Children's Hospital at a glance
Eligible Funding
- No Condition
Timeline
- Continuous Intakes
Financing Type
Researchers And Facilities
Eligible Industries
- All industries
Grant Providers
- BC Children's Hospital
- Cognit.ca
Status
Open
Overview of the BC Children's Hospital program
Get access to world-class expertise, facilities and IP when you form a partnership with a university, college or health institution. Use the partnership to help solve complex problems, build proofs-of-concept, improve processes and performance, validate y
Eligible projects & activities
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 400,000
Enhance drone technology for environmental monitoring with University of Waterloo
$ 225,000
Improve urban agriculture methods with Ryerson University
$ 300,000
Develop an AI-based system to improve patient diagnosis in partnership with UBC
$ 275,000
Innovate new recycling processes for e-waste with Simon Fraser University
$ 450,000
Develop a smart grid simulation platform in partnership with University of Toronto
$ 350,000
Create a biodegradable packaging solution with McGill University
Apply to this program
Grant and FundingOpen
Canada
Financial support for technology innovations
Tax CreditsOpen
Canada
Scientific research and experimental development tax credit
Tax CreditsOpen
Canada
Offer up to 30% refundable credit for capital investments in new clean technologies in Canada
Tax CreditsOpen
Canada
Incentivize Canadian companies to invest in clean technology
Partnering and CollaborationGrant and FundingOpen
Canada
Strategic Innovation Fund supports transformative Canadian economic investments
Grant and FundingOpen
Canada
Supports Canadian SMEs in accessing advanced AI compute resources
Grant and FundingOpen
Canada
Funding to enhance supply chains with AI
Open
Canada
Supports testing innovative AI prototypes for Canadian government needs
Grant and FundingClosed
Canada
Funding to collaborate with international researchers