Foundation / Corporation
Lung Association of Nova Scotia (LANS) and Research Nova Scotia
05/13/22 4:30 PM Receipt
Grants of up to $70,000 to Nova Scotia investigators associated with academic institutions for research related to respiratory health. Funding is intended to prevent and manage lung disease. Funding may be used for equipment, operating expenses, and for employing research trainees, research assistants, and technicians. Salaries for grant employed staff should be in line with those used for employees in the Grantee’s institution.
Applications are being accepted for research projects that are respiratory health-related and pertain to any of the four missions below.
In past Legacy Research Grant cycles, the Association required successful applicants to publish their research findings in an open-access journal (at minimum). This year, the Association will be replacing this requirement by making knowledge translation (KT) a fundamental part of the Legacy Research Grant. Applicants will be required to provide either an End of Grant KT or Integrated KT plan (as per CIHR guidelines) as part of their application.
GrantWatch ID#: 155109
$70,000
Depending on the number and quality of applications received, and at the discretion of the LANS Board of Directors, one grant may be awarded for the total amount or multiple grants could be awarded to several applicants.
Up to $70,000
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Please submit your application form and all pertaining documents as a single PDF by email to BrettHopkins@ns.lung.ca
For more information about the Legacy Research Grant, please contact:
Brett Hopkins, Manager of Health Initiatives
At the above email address or
Phone: (902) 443-8141 ext. 25
The Lung Association of Nova Scotia
6331 Lady Hammond Rd
Halifax, NS
1-888-566-5864
Canada: Nova Scotia;
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