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 NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre?

NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre is funded by National Research Council Canada (NRC), Government of Canada

What are NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre's eligibility criterias?

The applicant must engage in advances related to quantum computing, communication, imaging, or integrated photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits. The applicant should collaborate with stakeholders to achieve innovation goals as outlined by the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre.

NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre

Last Update: January 24, 2025

Canada

Collaborate on new communication and sensor technologies R&D

NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre at a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Open Date : November 14, 2019

Financing Type

Researchers And Facilities

Expert Advice

Eligible Industries

Manufacturing
Information and cultural industries
Professional, scientific and technical services
Health care and social assistance

Grant Providers

National Research Council Canada (NRC)
Government of Canada

Status

Open

Overview of the NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre program

Access technical and advisory services, research facilities and licensing opportunities for research on inorganic and organic semiconductor technologies.

Eligible projects & activities

The NRC's Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre promotes cutting-edge advancements within the fields of quantum technologies and integrated photonics. The eligible projects primarily aim at pioneering developments in quantum computing, communication, and advanced materials.

Advancement in quantum computing technologies, with a focus on accelerating innovation.
Development of cutting-edge quantum communication and imaging solutions.
Research and innovation of advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics.
Creation and integration of photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits.
Prototyping and testing of innovative technologies to ensure industry readiness.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 300,000

Developing new organic semiconductors for flexible electronics

$ 280,000

Research on improving the efficiency of inorganic semiconductor materials

$ 174,000

Analyzing the stability of new organic semiconductor materials

$ 208,000

Pilot testing biodegradable organic semiconductors

$ 256,000

Studying the impact of impurities in inorganic semiconductors

$ 220,000

Investigating new doping methods for organic semiconductors

Eligibility criteria of the NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre program

Who is eligible?

Eligible companies for this grant include those involved in the following areas:

Integrated optics
Semiconductor lasers
Sensors
Printable electronics
Fabrication processes and prototyping

Eligible expenses

The eligible projects and activities for this grant focus on advancements in quantum and nanotechnologies to foster scientific progress and innovation. These projects aim to enhance understanding and application in various high-tech fields.

Developments in quantum computing, communication, and imaging technologies.
Creation of advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics applications.
Design and integration of photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits.
Prototyping and testing of emerging technological innovations.

Eligibility criteria of the NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre program

In order to apply for this grant, researchers need to meet specific evaluation and selection criteria. The criteria include:

Research relevance to the grant objectives and focus area
Scientific merit and innovation of the proposed research
Feasibility and impact of the research project
Research team qualifications and expertise
Budget justification and resource allocation

How to apply to the NRC — Advanced Electronics and Photonics Research Centre program

Initial Contact

Contact Roderick Paterson, Director of Business Development at the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre, via phone or email.
Discuss the specifics of your project and how it aligns with the centre's research priorities.

Outline Proposal

Prepare an outline of your project proposal detailing your research objectives, methodologies, and potential impacts.
Emphasize contributions towards advances in quantum computing, photonics, or advanced materials as relevant.

Detailed Application Preparation

Compile necessary documentation including research publications, project timelines, and budget estimates.
Include previous success stories or similar collaboration examples if available.

Submission of Application

Send the finalized application to Roderick Paterson’s email or as instructed during the initial contact.
Ensure all documents are complete and accurately reflect the project's scope and intention.

Confirmation and Follow-up

Await confirmation of receipt from the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre.
Follow up if no feedback is received within the expected timeframe.

Additional information

Here are additional relevant details for applicants considering collaboration with the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre:

The centre has established facilities and a network for advancing quantum and nanotechnology research, working with both Canadian and international stakeholders.
Collaborative efforts aim to accelerate innovation while promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in the innovation ecosystem.
The centre has experienced advisors who provide strategic direction through its Research Centre Advisory Boards, ensuring high-level guidance on project priorities.
Success stories highlight previous achievements which could enhance confidence and credibility among potential collaborators.