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 Collège de Maisonneuve?

Collège de Maisonneuve is funded by Cognit.ca, Collège de Maisonneuve

What are Collège de Maisonneuve's eligibility criterias?

Must be affiliated with Collège de Maisonneuve. Involvement in research projects is required. Role as Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-Investigator (CO) acceptable.

Collège de Maisonneuve

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QC, Canada

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Researchers And Facilities

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Collège de Maisonneuve

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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

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The projects eligible for the Collège de Maisonneuve grant cover a wide range of research initiatives that contribute to innovative technological and societal solutions. These include projects in areas such as sustainable energy, packaging technology, social issues, and digital media.

Research and development of a CO2 to jet-fuels technology platform.
Exploration of a collaborative research opportunity with Zeton Inc. focused on technological advances.
Creation of an integrated lignocellulosic bioenergy and bioproduct platform from sustainable bioremediation opportunities.
Development of research plans for valorizing clay products from Argile Eau Mer.
Packaging and preservation techniques innovation and research including events like Rendez-vous de l'emballage.
Study on social polarization and behavioral intentions during the COVID-19 pandemic among Canadian youth.
Research approaches addressing the dequalification challenges faced by immigrant women in the professional field.

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$ 60,000

Creation of sustainable bioenergy solutions with a university’s Alternative Energy Lab

$ 40,000

Pilot project to improve recycling processes in collaboration with a university’s Waste Management Program

$ 50,000

Development of CO2 to jet-fuels technology in partnership with UBC’s Biofuel Research Lab

$ 45,000

Research on improving crop yields using bioproducts with the University of Guelph’s Agriculture Institute

$ 20,000

Development of eco-friendly textiles with partnership from Ryerson University’s Textile Institute

$ 25,000

Biodegradable packaging development in collaboration with McGill University’s Materials Lab

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The grant appears to be aimed at supporting research and innovation initiatives across a range of disciplines at Collège de Maisonneuve, with a particular emphasis on technology, sustainability, and social research. The eligible projects are diverse, covering technological development, environmental strategies, and social studies.

Development and enhancement of a CO2 to jet-fuels technology platform.
Collaboration research with companies like Zeton Inc to explore industrial applications.
Integration of lignocellulosic bioenergy and bioproduct platforms for sustainable bioremediation.
Formulation of research plans aimed at valuing marine clay water products.
Organization and research into best practices in protective packaging and food conservation.
Research on social issues such as police training related to Indigenous populations and approaches to mitigate professional dequalification among immigrant women.
Evaluation of socio-behavioral responses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Strategies for equity, diversity, and inclusion at educational institutions.

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The evaluation and selection criteria for this grant include:

Applicant's qualifications and experience
Project feasibility and impact
Budget and financial sustainability

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Step 1: Identify Eligibility Criteria
Review the grant’s eligibility requirements
Ensure that your project and organization meet the criteria
Step 2: Initial Research and Planning
Conduct thorough research on past grant recipients
Outline your project objectives and goals in line with the grant's purpose
Step 3: Gather Required Documentation
Compile necessary documents such as financial statements, project plans, and support letters
Ensure all documents are up to date and formatted as required
Step 4: Draft the Application
Prepare a detailed project proposal including objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes
Highlight the alignment of your project with the grant criteria
Step 5: Review and Edit
Thoroughly review the application for accuracy and completeness
Seek feedback from peers and revise as needed
Step 6: Submit the Application
Follow the submission guidelines carefully
Submit the application before the deadline
Keep a copy of the application for your records
Step 7: Follow Up
Confirm receipt of the application with the grant provider
Prepare for any additional information requests or interviews
Step 8: Wait for Decision
Monitor communication from the grant provider
Remain patient as the evaluation process takes place

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Additional information on this grant:

Applicants should ensure all required documents are submitted before the deadline.
Applicants are encouraged to attend the information session for further details.