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 DRDC Defence Research Partnerships?

DRDC Defence Research Partnerships is funded by Government of Canada, Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC)

DRDC Defence Research Partnerships

Canada

Collaborate on defence research

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Grant and Funding

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Manufacturing
Professional, scientific and technical services
Public administration

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Government of Canada
Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC)

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Get the opportunity to collaborate in activities that support strategic objectives and develop new engagement mechanisms that will yield tangible defence research and technology to benefit all partners involved.

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Below are some project activities eligible for the grant:

Research Trainee Matching Program application (RTMP)
Joint Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (JPFP)

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$180,000

Vancouver

Establish a renewable energy research lab at a social economy enterprise

$120,000

Halifax

Implement a climate change resilience plan at an NPO

$150,000

Toronto

Initiate a nanoparticle research project at the University of Toronto, involving lab supplies and personnel

$200,000

Calgary

Develop an AI-powered agricultural monitoring system at an agri-tech startup

$250,000

Ottawa

Launch a cybersecurity research project partnering with a tech cooperative

$300,000

Montreal

Expand a biomedical research initiative focused on chronic disease at an NPO

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The eligibility criteria for this grant include:

Being a recipient of an NSERC Postdoctoral Fellowship (PDF) award or completing an NSERC doctoral scholarship within the past twelve months.
Individuals must apply through the Research Trainee Matching Program (RTMP) with specified requirements for application submission.

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There are eligible types of companies for this grant. Companies falling under the following categories are eligible:

Small, medium, and large enterprises
Not-for-profit organizations
Industry associations

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There are certain types of companies that are not eligible for this grant:

Companies that do not align with the defence and security research objectives
Companies that do not have the necessary expertise or capabilities to contribute to the research initiatives

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Eligible expenses for this grant may include:

Research equipment
Laboratory supplies
Salaries for research personnel
Travel related to the research project

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for the Department of National Defence (DND) Research Initiative grant.

Alignment with priority research topics:
Innovative approach and potential impact:
Feasibility and methodology:
Expertise and track record of the research team:
Value for money and budget justification:

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Apply by email at DRDC.RDDC-NSERC.CRSNG.programs@forces.gc.ca
Attach your resume and indicate your project(s) of interest
Title your email following this format: NSERC RTMP application – Name of the Research Centre you are applying for – your first initial and last name
DND will contact selected applicants to discuss potential opportunities

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Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) / Department of National Defence (DND) Alliance Grant

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) / Department of National Defence (DND) Alliance Grant Overview

The NSERC/DND Alliance Grant supports unclassified university-based research focusing on the development of non-weapon specific technologies. This grant encourages collaboration between academia and the defense sector to drive innovation and address key challenges in defense and security. It provides funding for research projects that align with the strategic priorities of both NSERC and DND, fostering a partnership that enhances research outcomes and contributes to technological advancements in the defense domain. The Alliance Grant aims to support projects that have the potential to make a significant impact on defense-related issues, while also promoting knowledge transfer and fostering a culture of innovation within the academic community. Through this grant, academic researchers have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research that has real-world applications in defense and security. By leveraging the expertise of academic institutions, the NSERC/DND Alliance Grant facilitates the development of innovative solutions to complex challenges faced by the Department of National Defence. The collaboration between NSERC and DND enables researchers to access resources, facilities, and subject matter experts from the defense sector, enhancing the quality and relevance of their research projects. This partnership encourages interdisciplinary approaches to research and promotes knowledge exchange between academia and the defense industry, ultimately leading to advancements in technology with potential dual-use benefits for civilian and military applications. The NSERC/DND Alliance Grant is a competitive funding opportunity that seeks to support research projects with high scientific merit and strategic importance to the defense sector. By fostering collaboration between academic researchers and defense experts, this grant enhances Canada's capabilities in defense science and technology and contributes to the country's national security objectives. The Alliance Grant encourages innovation, creativity, and problem-solving in areas critical to defense and security, aligning with the government's commitment to leveraging research and development for the benefit of the Canadian Armed Forces and the broader defense community. This partnership between NSERC and DND exemplifies a collaborative approach to addressing complex challenges and driving technological advancements that have real-world impact.