Lab Medicine & Pathology Rounds September 27
ATI Seminar Series September 19th
Dr. Ravi Shah will be presenting: T-cell receptor αβ+ and CD19+ cell–depleted mismatched hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: Principles and Practice
September 2018 Clinical Research Funding Opportunities
Below are a number of funding opportunities supporting pillars 2 – 4 research and quality improvement.
Funding Opportunities
1) Campus Alberta Health Outcomes & Public Health Meeting Grant. Meeting grants are available to host pan-Alberta gatherings of stakeholders in HOPH thematic areas. Applications are due September 23, 2018 by 11:59pm.
2) University Hospital Foundation Medical Research Competition (UHFMRC). This competition funds innovative, translational research in the FoMD with clear linkage to clinical care of adults, up to $35K for one year. Registration by email is due Monday, September 24 by 4pm and applications are due before 4:00pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2018.
3) Maternal, Newborn, Child & Youth SCN Health Outcomes Improvement Fund II (HOIF II) Grant Competition. Proposals are invited for research and quality improvement to improve health and clinical care for mothers, infants, children and youth. Budget requests range from $50K to $375K over two to three years. Registration is due October 15, 2018 and applications are due December 17, 2018.
4) Novo Nordisk Alberta Diabetes Fund. Letters of intent are invited for projects that identify care gaps in diabetes and obesity and which develop and implement effective solutions for these gaps. There is an emphasis on quantitative data and real world evidence-based projects. Time frame for projects is 12-18 months with budget requests of $100K to $300K. LOI is due October 15, 2018.
5) Kaye Fund Competition. Letters of intent are invited for innovative research or quality improvement programs towards patient care that result in better care, services and support for patients. The objective of this competition is to benefit the University of Alberta Hospital and Kaye Edmonton Clinic. Budgets can range from $25K to $250K over up to 2 years. LOI is due November 5, 2018.
6) M.S.I. Foundation. Funding is available for early career investigators conducting pillars 3 and 4 research, for up to $100K over two years. LOI is due November 30, 2018.
ATI Seminar Series September 26th
Robert Penner will be presenting: Better than levels and doses? Flow cytometric immune monitoring
Tiffany Kim will be presenting: Children Awaiting Solid Organ Transplantation: The Relationship Between the Immune Profile and Allergic Disorders
ATI Seminar Series
We have a number of openings this fall and winter, and are now booking speakers. Presenting at the ATI Seminar Series is an excellent opportunity to promote your research.
Trainees and graduate students are also welcome to present their research, either in a full 45 minute presentation or a shorter talk.
If you would like to present at the ATI Seminar Series this fall and winter, please contact ilarsen@ualberta.ca
Give a talk at the ATI Seminar this fall!
We have a number of openings this fall and winter, and are now booking speakers. Presenting at the ATI Seminar Series is an excellent opportunity to promote your research.
Trainees and graduate students are also welcome to present their research, either in a full 45 minute presentation or a shorter talk.
If you would like to present at the ATI Seminar Series this fall and winter, please contact ilarsen@ualberta.ca
ATI Seminar Series is on summer hiatus
The ATI Seminar Series is now on summer hiatus, and will resume in September.
Congratulations to Dr. Ronald Moore, Alberta Alumni Award Recipient
The ATI congratulates Dr. Ron Moore, who recently received the Alberta Alumni Award.
The recommendation for the award stated, “A truly gifted surgeon-scientist, Ronald Moore has dedicated his professional life to understanding the macroscopic and microscopic processes of urological cancers and transplantation.”
ATI Seminar Series is now on summer hiatus
The ATI Seminar Series is on hiatus for the summer. Join us in September, when the fall talks begin.
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