NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy

Q: How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

Q: What is the deadline to apply?

The program is accepting continuous intake

Q: Is the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy a grant, loan, or tax credit?

NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy is a Expert Advice

Q: Who are the financial supporters of the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy?

NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy is funded by National Research Council Canada (NRC), Government of Canada

Q: Who is eligible for the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy program?

To be eligible for the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy program, you must: • No specific company eligibility criteria found in the provided information.

Q: Who can I contact for more information about the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy?

You can contact National Research Council Canada (NRC).

Q: Where is the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy available?

The NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy program is available across Canada.

Last Update: July 22, 2025

Canada

Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy facility in Charlottetown

At a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Unspecified

Financing Type

Expert Advice

Eligible Industries

Professional, scientific and technical services

Funds Providers

National Research Council Canada

Government of Canada

Program status

Open

Overview

Fee-for-service imaging, fluorescence and microscopy services including flow cytometry, high throughput DNA, and RNA and protein measurements.

Activities funded

Engage in high sensitivity multi-color flow cytometry for various cellular analyses including live/dead analysis and apoptosis detection.
Perform multiplex, rapid quantitative analysis on up to 50 target genes, DNA fragments, RNA, peptides, or proteins using advanced Luminex Magpix systems.
Conduct time-lapsed imaging of live cell shear flow assays for studies on wound healing, cellular adhesion, and migration using Fluxion BioFlux 200 systems.
Develop and test new technologies leveraging fee-for-service options for custom research needs.
Create tailored research plans in partnership with NRC experts to align with specific technology goals, through service or collaborative research arrangements.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 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

Eligibility

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.

Who is eligible?

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.

Who is not eligible

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

Eligible expenses

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.

Selection criteria

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

How to apply

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.

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.

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.

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.

Additional information

There is no additional relevant information found for this grant.

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Frequently Asked Questions about the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

What is the NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy?

How much funding can be received?

What expenses are eligible under NRC — Imaging, fluorescence and microscopy?

The NRC grant for Imaging, Fluorescence, and Microscopy services allows the utilization of advanced technical services to enhance research and technological development. The eligible projects and activities are geared towards leveraging high-end imaging and analytical equipment for scientific and business purposes. Engage in high sensitivity multi-color flow cytometry for various cellular analyses including live/dead analysis and apoptosis detection. Perform multiplex, rapid quantitative analysis on up to 50 target genes, DNA fragments, RNA, peptides, or proteins using advanced Luminex Magpix systems. Conduct time-lapsed imaging of live cell shear flow assays for studies on wound healing, cellular adhesion, and migration using Fluxion BioFlux 200 systems. Develop and test new technologies leveraging fee-for-service options for custom research needs. Create tailored research plans in partnership with NRC experts to align with specific technology goals, through service or collaborative research arrangements.