NRC — Security and Disruptive Technologies Research Centre
Canada
Collaborate on security and disruptive technologies R&D
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Researchers And Facilities
Partnering and Collaboration
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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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Access technical and advisory services, research facilities and licensing opportunities for security and disruptive technology research.
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There are eligible projects and activities for this grant.
- Advances in quantum computing, communication, and imaging
- Advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics
- Integrated photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits
- Prototype and test technologies
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$190,000
Creating advanced photonic circuits for telecommunications with integrated metamaterials
$200,000
Development of integrated photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits
$170,000
Prototyping and testing a new technology for secure cloud computing
$130,000
Research into advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics for wearable devices
$150,000
Development of quantum computing algorithms and testing of new quantum processors
$160,000
Investigating nanomaterials for enhanced printed electronics in medical sensors
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This grant is targeted towards Canadian and international stakeholders and clients looking to collaborate with the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre to advance science and innovation in specified tech domains.
- Organizations involved in quantum computing, communication, and imaging.
- Companies developing advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics.
- Entities working on integrated photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits.
- Researchers and developers seeking to prototype and test technologies.
- Projects that promote equity, diversity, and inclusion in the innovation ecosystem.
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This grant is designed to support advancements in quantum and nanotechnologies. However, there is no specific information provided about the exclusion criteria for this grant in the context given.
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This grant supports projects and activities related to advancing quantum computing, communications, and photonics technology, as well as developing advanced materials and prototype technologies. Eligible projects aim to foster innovation, collaboration, and equity in these cutting-edge fields.
- Advancements in quantum computing and imaging techniques.
- Development of advanced materials for printed and embedded electronics.
- Design and integration of photonic components in silicon-metamaterial-based circuits.
- Prototyping and testing of new technologies in quantum and nanotechnologies.
- Collaborative research initiatives supporting equity, diversity, and inclusion in the innovation ecosystem.
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The evaluation and selection criteria for this grant include scientific excellence, potential impacts, feasibility, and alignment with the research goals of the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre.
- Scientific Excellence
- Potential Impacts
- Feasibility
- Alignment with Research Goals
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- Step 1: Review the grant guidelines and eligibility criteria
- This step ensures that the applicant meets all the necessary requirements before proceeding with the application.
- Step 2: Prepare the application documents
- Gather all required information, such as project details, budget, timeline, and supporting documents.
- Step 3: Complete the application form
- Fill out the application form accurately and include all relevant information.
- Step 4: Submit the application
- Send the completed application along with any additional materials as per the grant submission instructions.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- Collaboration with the Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre may provide access to state-of-the-art research facilities and equipment.
- The centre's focus on promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion ensures a supportive environment for diverse project teams.
- Partnerships can leverage the centre's expertise in areas such as quantum computing and advanced photonics.
- The research centre has a history of success stories that can serve as case studies for potential grant applicants.
- Opportunities may be available to participate in joint projects with national and international stakeholders.
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The Collaborative Advancement Grant for Quantum and Nanotechnologies
This grant offers support to initiatives that promote advances in quantum technology, fostering collaboration between Canadian and international stakeholders to accelerate scientific engagement and innovation. It emphasizes improving quantum computing, communication, imaging, and the development of advanced materials and integrated photonic components.
Details About the Collaborative Advancement Grant
The Collaborative Advancement Grant for Quantum and Nanotechnologies seeks to propel Canada's leadership in technological innovation in quantum engineering and nanotechnologies. With an emphasis on integrating diverse talent and ideas, this grant encourages institutions and businesses to collaborate on groundbreaking projects that advance scientific understanding and practical applications in key technological areas. Funding support from this grant is geared towards projects that demonstrate potential for significant scientific breakthroughs or commercial viability, with the ultimate goal of transforming ideas into market-ready solutions that can benefit the economy and society as a whole.
Key areas of interest for this grant include enhancing the capabilities of quantum computing, communication, and imaging technologies. Quantum computing is particularly focused on increased processing speeds and capacities that traditional computing cannot match, offering transformative impacts on industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to logistics. In communication, projects that delve into quantum-safe cryptography and quantum networks are essential to securing the booming digital landscape. Simultaneously, advancements in quantum imaging hold high promise for applications in medical diagnostics and materials science, among others.
The grant also supports projects in developing advanced materials specifically designed for printed and embedded electronics. These materials offer superior performance in a variety of electronic applications, potentially reducing costs and improving the functionality of electronic devices. Likewise, integrating photonic components on silicon-metamaterial-based circuits remains a high priority, addressing the growing demand for energy-efficient, high-performance computing solutions in an ever-globalizing digital world.
Grant recipients will engage with the National Research Council of Canada’s Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research Centre, leveraging state-of-the-art facilities and global expertise to accomplish their research and development goals. The centre not only provides access to cutting-edge technologies and laboratories but also offers strategic advisement from an esteemed board of scientific professionals. This partnership aims to mitigate risks, enhance research outcomes, and speed up the transition from research phases to commercialization.
Moreover, projects supported by this grant are expected to champion equity, diversity, and inclusion within the innovation ecosystem. Encouraging a set of diverse talents and perspectives leads to more innovative solutions and reflects Canada’s commitment to fostering an inclusive economy. Collaborations are sought not just within Canada but also through international partnerships, thereby enhancing knowledge exchange and global scientific progress.
Ultimately, the Collaborative Advancement Grant is an invaluable conduit for genuine research collaborations that pave the way for technological advancement and market disruption. With a strong alignment with Canada's strategic tech priorities, this funding strengthens capacities to deliver cutting-edge solutions with wide-reaching impacts, positioning Canada at the forefront of quantum and nanotechnologies on the international stage.
