Eight Waterloo researchers received $25,000 each to develop health-tech solutions for Grand River Hospital, St. Mary’s General Hospital, Cambridge Memorial Hospital and the KW4 Ontario Health Team.
Velocity and HaloHealth — Canada’s largest physician angel investment group — open applications to advisory support for University of Waterloo health technology development
New framework makes it easier for students and researchers working on healthcare projects to access necessary advisory and connections.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) is pleased to announce the launch of its eLearning series for reviewers new to CIHR and to its peer review process.
The University of Waterloo’s Health Initiatives team launched the Graham Seed Fund (GSF) and invited researchers to submit their proposals for innovative health-care solutions.
Dr. Catherine Burns, the associate vice-president of Waterloo’s Health Initiatives, shares her perspectives on transforming health care in Canada.
The purpose of this session was to give potential applicants to the Health Services Evaluation & Interventions Research (HS) Peer Review Committees of the CIHR Project Grant program an opportunity to hear first-hand about the committee ‘culture’.
On October 31, the University of Waterloo launched the Graham Seed Fund program – a funding opportunity designed to broadly encourage innovative health care solutions for challenges of today and tomorrow from the “patient perspective” and a pipeline for research and innovation at the intersection of health, technology and society.
The Graham Seed Fund is now accepting applications for new projects that will work towards the University’s strategic priority of creating a globally recognized hub for innovative and transformative health technologies.
The Centre for Bioengineering and Biotechnology (CBB) hosted a virtual information session which featured Dr. Kathleen Marsman from Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, the current Chair of the CIHR Commercialization (CMZ) Peer Review Committee (PRC) of the Project Grant Program.
The Centre for Bioengineering and Biotechnology (CBB) hosted a virtual information session which featured Professor Douglas Hamilton, past Chair, and Milica Radisic, Scientific Officer of the CIHR Biomedical Engineering Peer Review Committee (BME PRC).