How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Cognit.ca — partnerships, research and licensing?

Cognit.ca — partnerships, research and licensing is funded by Group of Canadian Research Universities (U15)

Cognit.ca — partnerships, research and licensing

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Canada

Expertise, facilities and IP licensing for businesses

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Partnering and Collaboration

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Group of Canadian Research Universities (U15)

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Get access to state-of-the-art research facilities, opportunities to collaborate with leading experts, and opportunities to license intellectual property at Canadian post-secondary institutions.

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This platform enables collaborative projects by bridging academic and industry expertise for innovative advancements. Eligible activities embrace a wide range of research and development pursuits focused on leveraging Canadian post-secondary resources.

Research and development initiatives that involve collaboration with academic institutions.
Innovative projects leveraging specialized facilities or expertise available at universities.
Product development driven by cutting-edge research and academic partnerships.
Industry-specific challenge resolution through academic collaborations.

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$ 30,000

Launch a community garden initiative to promote urban agriculture

$ 40,000

Launch an environmental conservation project to restore wetlands

$ 25,000

Develop a recycling education program in partnership with a local university

$ 25,000

Establish a mentorship program for young entrepreneurs

$ 60,000

Implement a renewable energy project to install solar panels in public schools

$ 35,000

Create an after-school STEM education program for underprivileged youth

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Eligibility for using Cognit.ca is determined by the types of entities that can engage with the platform.

Businesses of all sizes seeking research expertise or facilities.
Non-profit organizations interested in academic collaborations.
Government agencies looking for research partnerships.

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Businesses of all sizes seeking research expertise or facilities.Non-profit organizations interested in academic collaborations.Government agencies looking for research partnerships.

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Step 1: Exploration of Opportunities
Visit the site Cognit.ca to explore collaboration opportunities with academic institutions.
Identify experts, facilities, or research projects that match your needs.
Step 2: Making Contact
Use the platform to reach out to the identified researchers or institutions.
Engage in initial discussions to assess collaboration possibilities.
Step 3: Development of a Collaborative Project
Collaborate with the academic institution to define the project goals and scope.
Develop a project plan including mutual contributions, deadlines, and expected outcomes.
Step 4: Seeking External Funding (if applicable)
Identify external funding programs that can support the collaborative project.
Prepare and submit a funding application to the appropriate agencies.
Step 5: Implementation of the Project
Launch the project in accordance with the terms of the defined collaboration.
Maintain regular communication with academic partners to monitor progress.