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Expert Advice
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  • Professional, scientific and technical services
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  • National Research Council Canada (NRC)
  • Government of Canada
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Fee-for-service imaging, fluorescence and microscopy services including flow cytometry, high throughput DNA, and RNA and protein measurements.

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  • Development of new technologies related to imaging, fluorescence, and microscopy
  • Research projects focusing on high sensitivity multi-color flow cytometry, cell sorting, and live cell shear flow assays
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$200,000

Development of new imaging technologies for plant phenotyping

$310,000

Development of multi-color flow cytometry techniques for leukemia research

$360,000

Study of protein interactions using high-throughput flow cytometry

$345,000

Creation of a fluorescence imaging platform for neurodegenerative disease research

$215,000

Implementation of live cell shear flow assays for cardiovascular research

$240,000

Development of a high-resolution fluorescence microscope

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Eligibility criteria:
  • Organizations must be engaged in research or business activities related to imaging, fluorescence, and microscopy.
  • Applicants must have a clear research or business objective that can benefit from the technical services offered.

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The grant is designed to support projects that leverage advanced imaging, fluorescence, and microscopy services in their research and development initiatives. Organizations that may apply generally include:
  • Research institutions engaged in innovative biomedical studies.
  • Biotechnology companies focusing on drug development and cellular analysis.
  • Academic laboratories requiring advanced cytometric analysis capabilities.
  • Healthcare organizations implementing diagnostic innovations through cytometry and imaging.
  • Environmental agencies utilizing imaging technologies for ecological assessments.
  • Bioengineering firms looking to develop cutting-edge biomaterials or cellular therapies.

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There are specific types of companies that are not eligible for this grant:
  • Companies not engaged in research or technology development
  • Companies with no focus on imaging, fluorescence, or microscopy services

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Eligible projects or activities for this grant involve advanced research and development tasks utilizing cutting-edge imaging, fluorescence, and microscopy services. These initiatives are crucial for enhancing scientific research capabilities and fostering technological innovation in various fields.
  • Projects utilizing high sensitivity multi-color flow cytometry for advanced cellular analysis.
  • Research involving rapid quantitative analysis of multiple genetic or protein targets with Luminex Magpix system.
  • Studies employing time-lapsed imaging of live cellular processes using the Fluxion BioFlux 200 system.
  • Development of customized high throughput research plans to meet unique technological needs.
  • Collaborative projects aimed at developing new technologies, services, and product lines using specialized technical services.

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant.
  • Evaluation Criteria:
    • Relevance to the field of imaging, fluorescence, and microscopy
    • Scientific merit and innovation of the proposed research
    • Potential impact on advancing knowledge and technology
    • Feasibility and clarity of the research plan
  • Selection Criteria:
    • Demonstrated expertise and experience in the field
    • Alignment with the technical service offerings
    • Quality and feasibility of proposed research objectives

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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
  • Step 1: Initial Contact
    • Reach out to the designated contact person for business-related inquiries, April Luong, via the provided email address (April.Luong@cnrc-nrc.gc.ca) to discuss your interest and get detailed information about application requirements.
    • If you have technical-related questions, contact Sabine Dodard at Sabine.Dodard@cnrc-nrc.gc.ca.
  • Step 2: Discuss Requirements
    • Engage in a dialogue to understand the potential collaboration or research service arrangement that would suit your technological needs.
    • Determine the appropriate fee-for-service or collaborative research setup.
  • Step 3: Prepare Application
    • Collect all necessary documentation to support your application, including a detailed proposal highlighting the technical service usage, expected outcomes, and budget considerations.
    • Ensure that your proposal aligns with the objectives and available technical services of the facility.
  • Step 4: Submit Application
    • Email the completed application and supporting documents to the appropriate contact based on initial communications.
    • Confirm successful submission by requesting an acknowledgment of receipt.

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