How much funding can be received?

Access biotechnology expertise and opportunities for partnership and collaboration, applied research, industrial and technological transfer, scientific analysis, regulatory support for different markets and more.

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$300,000

Support for industrial research on new algae-based biofuels

$130,000

Regulatory compliance activities for new marine biotech products

$170,000

Development of analytical chemistry methods for new marine-derived pharmaceuticals

$200,000

Developing a new method for cellular biology analysis in marine species

$200,000

Project roll-out and optimization of biotech processes for aquaculture

$150,000

Feasibility study for industrial application of new biochemistry methods

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The eligibility criteria for this grant include:

Companies involved in marine biotechnology research and development projects
Businesses focusing on industrial, agricultural, environmental, health, and biomedical biotechnology sectors
Organizations seeking support for developing methods, characterizing products, and meeting regulatory requirements
Entities involved in industrial research and development in Quebec

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There are eligible types of companies for this grant.

Companies involved in marine biotechnology research and development
Companies working on products or processes related to marine biotechnology applications
Companies in sectors such as biofuels, biomedical and pharmaceutical applications, natural health products, functional foods, cosmetics, agricultural biotechnology, animal health, and aquaculture

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

Financial institutions
Insurance companies
Real estate companies

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Eligible expenses for this grant include:

Research and development projects in marine biotechnology
Costs related to developing methods for analytical chemistry, biochemistry, and cellular biology
Regulatory compliance activities
Support for industrial research and development
Expenses for conducting feasibility studies, project roll-out, and process optimization

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There are eligible geographic areas for this grant. The grant is available to organizations operating in underprivileged communities across the United States.

Underprivileged communities in the United States

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. Applicants will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

Alignment with grant objectives
Demonstrated need for funding
Feasibility and sustainability of the project
Capacity and experience of the organization

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Step 1: Conduct feasibility and opportunity studies to identify or enhance the technology being developed. Implication: This step helps determine the viability and potential for innovation in the project.
Step 2: Set up research and development projects and support project financing requests. Implication: Establishing the R&D projects and securing funding are crucial for project execution.
Step 3: Consult with regulatory agencies to specify licensing expectations for upcoming products and plan development project activities for product registration. Implication: Ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and preparing for product registration.
Step 4: Perform freedom-to-operate innovation studies to avoid patent infringements or breaches of trade secrets. Implication: Protecting intellectual property and ensuring innovation integrity.
Step 5: Monitor technology advancements to identify new development opportunities. Implication: Staying up-to-date with industry trends and potential innovations.
Step 6: Conduct techno-economic assessments of processes, products, or testing methodologies. Implication: Evaluating the economic feasibility and impact of the proposed projects.

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Marine Biotechnology Research Centre (MBRC)

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Grant Overview:

This grant focuses on supporting the development and advancement of marine biotechnology applications in Quebec. It offers funding and expert guidance to companies looking to enhance their products or processes in various industries, including biofuels, pharmaceuticals, natural health products, cosmetics, and more.

Grant Details:

The Canadian Research Centre on Marine Biotechnology (CRBM) provides a comprehensive grant program aimed at promoting innovation and growth in the marine biotechnology sector. Through this grant, companies can access funding and expert support to develop or improve their products and processes across multiple industries.

The grant encompasses various key market sectors, including bioproducts like biofuels, biomedical and pharmaceutical applications, natural health products, functional foods, cosmetics, agricultural biotechnology, animal health, and aquaculture. The CRBM's team of experts offers assistance in developing methods, characterizing products, meeting regulatory requirements, and conducting industrial research and development.

Companies can benefit from the grant by receiving guidance on ongoing innovation, regulatory compliance, and product development. The CRBM team also provides support in setting up R&D projects, conducting feasibility studies, and ensuring high-quality raw materials for projects. Additionally, companies can tap into the expertise of the CRBM's scientists in developing microbial culture processes, studying product properties, and transitioning to pilot-scale production.

Moreover, the grant supports companies in optimizing processes, solving problems, and enhancing product quality. By leveraging the resources and knowledge offered through this grant, businesses in Quebec can accelerate their growth and innovation in the marine biotechnology sector.