Ellengowan Drive, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia 0909 CRICOS Provider No. 00300K (NT) | RTO Provider No. 0373 | ABN 54 093 513 649 Page | 1 Funding Bulletin – Issue 19, 25 September 2019 Research Grants & Business Development team [email protected] (go back = Alt Left-Arrow) RGBD FUNDING BULLETIN Contents Highlights ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Research Professional ..................................................................................................................................... 2 2019 Rainmaker Grants ................................................................................................................................... 2 ARC and NHMRC Applications ......................................................................................................................... 3 Notification of Intent (NOI to apply) ............................................................................................................... 3 Australia Research Council (ARC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020 .............................................................. 3 National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020 ........................ 4 New Items ....................................................................................................................................................... 5 Health workforce scholarship programme Northern Territory – scholarships --------------------------------- 5 Accelerating the pace of drug abuse research using existing data (R01 clinical trial optional) ------------- 5 Statewide Aged Care Master Planning for existing Queensland Health residential aged care and older persons mental health extended treatment accommodation ------------------------------------------------------ 5 Impact awards------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Kaka Wangity Wangin-Mirrie culture programme suite -------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Innovative sustainable soil remediation methods --------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Taxonomy research projects ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Alcohol and Other Drugs Youth Grants ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Final evaluation of the Northern Territory chronic conditions prevention and management strategy (CCPMS) 2010-2020 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 World class research project grants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 2019 DCRC World Class Research Projects ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Festivals Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 Sponsorship, Community and Environment Grants ------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Rio Tinto Australia-Japan collaboration programme grants --------------------------------------------------------- 8 National Science Week Grants 2020 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 NHS innovation accelerator-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Australia-India strategic research fund (AISRF) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Small research grants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Mental Health Step Up Step Downs (THHS) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------10 Large research grants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10 Australia Awards Myanmar -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10 Innovations for improving the impact of health campaigns (Round 24) ----------------------------------------11 Australia partnering awards ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 Investigator Grants ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 Coming Soon.................................................................................................................................................. 13 COMING SOON: Infrastructure for research ---------------------------------------------------------------------------13 COMING SOON: Food4Good challenge ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------13 COMING SOON: Internet operations research grants ---------------------------------------------------------------13 Research Grants & Business Development Team Contact Details ................................................................ 13
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RGBD FUNDING BULLETIN
Contents Highlights ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Research Professional ..................................................................................................................................... 2 2019 Rainmaker Grants ................................................................................................................................... 2 ARC and NHMRC Applications ......................................................................................................................... 3 Notification of Intent (NOI to apply) ............................................................................................................... 3 Australia Research Council (ARC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020 .............................................................. 3 National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020 ........................ 4 New Items ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
Health workforce scholarship programme Northern Territory – scholarships --------------------------------- 5 Accelerating the pace of drug abuse research using existing data (R01 clinical trial optional) ------------- 5 Statewide Aged Care Master Planning for existing Queensland Health residential aged care and older persons mental health extended treatment accommodation ------------------------------------------------------ 5 Impact awards------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Kaka Wangity Wangin-Mirrie culture programme suite -------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Innovative sustainable soil remediation methods --------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Taxonomy research projects ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 Alcohol and Other Drugs Youth Grants ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Final evaluation of the Northern Territory chronic conditions prevention and management strategy (CCPMS) 2010-2020 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 World class research project grants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 2019 DCRC World Class Research Projects ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 Festivals Australia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 Sponsorship, Community and Environment Grants ------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Rio Tinto Australia-Japan collaboration programme grants --------------------------------------------------------- 8 National Science Week Grants 2020 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 NHS innovation accelerator -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Australia-India strategic research fund (AISRF) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Small research grants --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Mental Health Step Up Step Downs (THHS) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Large research grants -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Australia Awards Myanmar ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Innovations for improving the impact of health campaigns (Round 24) ---------------------------------------- 11 Australia partnering awards ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11 Investigator Grants ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11
Coming Soon.................................................................................................................................................. 13 COMING SOON: Infrastructure for research --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 COMING SOON: Food4Good challenge ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 COMING SOON: Internet operations research grants --------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Research Grants & Business Development Team Contact Details ................................................................ 13
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The RGBD team is here to support you to apply, manage and report on your research and business initiatives. This is vital for financial managing and reporting, and strategic planning. Please note that this bulletin is not exhaustive or conclusive. CDU researchers are advised to carefully vet bulletin information and to independently seek other funding opportunites.
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RGBD: CDU Pure Research Information System Information (RIS), Guides and the Login here
Research Professional Research Professional has recently introduced Fingerprints, a new feature providing researchers with suggested funding alerts based on a profile created from their previously published work reported on Charles Darwin University's website. You will be receiving a weekly email containing selected research funding opportunities that match your Fingerprint every Saturday. This email will come from [email protected] or [email protected], if you have not seen it, please check your SPAM folder to whitelist this email. Research Professional (RP) is an online database that is designed to assist researchers to search for funding opportunities in all disciplines from a wide range of national and international funder or sponsors. The Office of Research and Innovation (ORI) maintains the subscription to RP and provides free access for Charles Darwin University researchers. Research Professional is now accessible through the CDU portal. Instructions on how to access RP and how to create a RP account through the CDU portal are available at this link: How to access Research Professional through CDU Portal (410kb). The video of “Identifying Funding Opportunities” seminar which was held on 2nd August 2019 at CDU Campus, Casuarina is available at https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/5edeb2b8-3cda-40a9-9ae5-04660ceeb3a4?st=38. If you have any query, please contact the RGBD team at [email protected].
2019 Rainmaker Grants We would like to once again announce that Rainmaker 2019 is live. The Rainmaker scheme aims to encourage growth in research revenue to support research activity. The scheme provides funding to support external grant and tender application preparation. It is not designed to fully fund research activity or to support independent research and scholarship. Rainmaker will be flexible in its approach to support growth in revenue from sponsored research and innovation. It consists of 4 interconnected schemes outlined in the guidelines. For further information on guidelines and application forms please click on the following: http://www.cdu.edu.au/research/ori/funding. Please note applications for Rainmaker Grants are subject to competitive review. Please also note that the current guidelines replace all previous versions. Please circulate details about the rainmaker opportunity amongst your colleagues.
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ARC and NHMRC Applications Notification of Intent (NOI to apply)
The invitation to submit NOI for next round’s ARC and NHMRC applications was closed on 18 September 2019. Please be informed that all the NOIs are currently under review. A workshop is planned to be held in November 2019 to assist successful NOI applicants to prepare grant applications. If you require any further information, please contact the RGBD team at [email protected].
Australia Research Council (ARC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020
Grant opportunity Grant guidelines
released Applications open Internal Deadline Applications Close
ARC releases the Grant Guidelines on the Grant Connect website for Discovery Program and Linkage Program.
ARC opens application form in RMS. Instructions to Applicants document released.
Internal deadline for having a complete application in RMS, including the Project Description, ROPE, and, if required, Statement by Admin Org.
ORI/RGBD team will submit the application to the ARC on RMS.
DECRA - Discovery Early Career Researcher Award LIEF - Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment & Facilities ITRH - Industrial Transformation Research Hubs
The internal deadline dates above are indicative and subject to change. For more information, please visit https://www.arc.gov.au/grants/grant-calendar
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National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Funding Dates for 2019 and 2020
Funding opportunity Applications open Minimum data Internal deadline Applications close
Investigator Grants - All levels
2 October 2019 31 October 2019 13 November 2019 27 November 2019
Synergy Grants 26 February 2020 25 March 2020 8 April 2020 22 April 2020
Ideas Grants 11 March 2020 8 April 2020 22 April 2020 6 May 2020
Leverage and Strategic Grants
Partnership #2 28 March 2019 31 July 2019 31 July 2019 15 Aug 2019
Centres of Research Excellence
23 October 2019 20 Nov 2019 20 Nov 2019 4 Dec 2019
Partnership #3 1 August 2019 20 Nov 2019 20 Nov 2019 4 Dec 2019
Development Grants
23 October 2019 20 Nov 2019 27 Nov 2019 11 Dec 2019
Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies
4 March 2020 1 April 2020 15 April 2020 29 April 2020
Notes: The internal deadline dates above are indicative and subject to change. For more information, please visit https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/funding/funding-schemes-and-calendar
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New Items
Health workforce scholarship programme Northern Territory – scholarships Northern Territory Primary Health Network This supports Northern Territory-based health professionals in the fields of medicine, nursing, allied health and Aboriginal health in rural and remote areas in undertaking postgraduate study. Scholarships are worth up to AUD 10,000 per year for up to two years. Closing date: 30 Sep 19
Accelerating the pace of drug abuse research using existing data (R01 clinical trial optional) NIH: National Institute on Drug Abuse This supports the innovative analysis of existing social science, behavioural, administrative and neuroimaging data to study the aetiology and epidemiology of drug-using behaviours and related disorders, prevention of drug use and HIV and health service use. Grants are worth up to USD 499,999 per year over a maximum period of five years. Closing date: 05 Oct 19
Statewide Aged Care Master Planning for existing Queensland Health residential aged care and older persons mental health extended treatment accommodation Queensland Health Infrastructure Strategy and Investment The Queensland Government is seeking Proposals for one-off purchase of Consultancy Services for Statewide Aged Care Master Planning for existing Queensland Health residential aged care and older persons’ mental health extended treatment accommodation in Queensland’s Hospital and Health Services. Depending on requirements these goods / services specifically include: Project planning Project management activities Client and stakeholder management Engagement and coordination of sub-consultants Risk management Internal and external stakeholder engagement Development of a high-level master plan An assessment of Queensland Health's existing residential aged care facilities Site investigations A review of all plans, strategies and previous studies A review of older persons' mental health extended treatment services Consideration of recommendations resulting from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety Options development and analysis High-level cost planning The master plan will not consider multi-purpose health service facilities. Closing date: 07 Oct 19
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Impact awards Parkinson’s Foundation These support innovative projects in the field of Parkinson’s disease that are unlikely to be funded by other sources. Awards are worth up to USD 150,000 for one year. Closing date: 07 Oct 19
Kaka Wangity Wangin-Mirrie culture programme suite Victoria Department of Justice and Community Safety This supports organisations in delivering Aboriginal cultural strengthening programmes for Aboriginal prisoners, with a focus on cultural knowledge, kinship and cultural healing. The budget is AUD 2.1 million. Several three-year contracts are expected to be available. Closing date: 10 Oct 19
Innovative sustainable soil remediation methods InnoCentive This supports new sustainable soil remediation methods to decontaminate soil of organic pollutants with a fast and effective approach. The award is worth USD 20,000. Closing date: 10 Oct 19
Taxonomy research projects Australian Department of the Environment and Energy These assist in the publication of new species and the resolution of problematic species groups collected on Bush Blitz expeditions. Grants are worth up to AUD 15,000 each. Closing date: 11 Oct 19
Alcohol and Other Drugs Youth Grants Department of Health This grant round aims to minimise harm associated with the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs, including volatile substances, through a range of prevention, education and community action initiatives. There are two areas of focus for the 2019/20 funding: Education and interventions that increase awareness of the risks of alcohol use among young people. Providing projects and opportunities for young people around connectedness, opportunities that build resilience and foster cultural and community connections. Funding is available up to $20,000 for individual projects/initiatives. Closing date: 11 Oct 19
Final evaluation of the Northern Territory chronic conditions prevention and management strategy (CCPMS) 2010-2020 Northern Territory Government The tenderer will provide an in-depth understanding of the Northern Territory chronic conditions prevention and management strategy’s relevance in guiding health services across the NT to reduce the incidence and impact of chronic conditions for Territorians. The contract term is four months. Tender number: Q19-0287. Closing date: 15 Oct 19
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World class research project grants Dementia Australia This supports projects including trials and studies to evaluate efficacy or methods, interventions, practice change or policy in the area of dementia. The budget is AUD 1.8 million and three to five grants are available. Grants are worth up to AUD 600,000 each. Closing date: 18 Oct 19
2019 DCRC World Class Research Projects Dementia Australia The Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) is pleased to announce a grant round to fund World Class Research Projects including trials and studies to evaluate efficacy or methods, interventions, practice change or policy. From a total funding pool of $1.8 million, up to 3 large project grants will be funded for new, well evidenced interventions from the following areas to: Reduce or delay risk of cognitive decline or dementia. Develop evidence and uptake measures that will help people live better with dementia including but not limited to practice change initiatives, addressing stigma, promotion of autonomy and reablement. Improve quality of care and quality of life for people living with dementia and carers in community, residential care or acute care. Supporting documents required The review will be undertaken by the Dementia Australia Research Foundation Scientific Panel. Outcomes will be announced in December 2019. Closing date: 18 Oct 19
Festivals Australia Department of Communications and the Arts Festivals Australia provides funding to support individual art projects at festivals or significant one-off community events, such as a town’s centenary celebration or opening of a major new community resource. Festivals Australia will: provide access to a diverse range of high quality, innovative arts projects that grow audiences at festivals across regional Australia support partnerships and collaboration across the arts sector encourage community participation in arts projects at regional and remote festivals. The program delivers two funding rounds each year usually opening in February and September. The Minister for Communications,Cyber Safety and the Arts(or his delegate) approves funding under the Program Guidelines. There is no limit to the amount of funding that may be sought for individual applications however only one project, per organisation, per festival will be funded. Funding is available through annual or multi-year funding agreements subject to available funds. Multi-year funding is only available to support the development and delivery of a single project across financial years. Closing date: 18 Oct 19
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Sponsorship, Community and Environment Grants City of Darwin The next Rounds for Sponsorship, Community and Environment Grants will be: Sponsorship - March 2020 - for events and projects happening between 1 July 2020 and 30 June 2021. Community Grants - Applications open now until 21 October 2019 - for events and projects happening between 1 January 2020 and 30 June 2020. Environment Grants - March 2020 - for events and projects happening between 1 July 2020 and 30 June 2021. Closing date: 21 Oct 19
Rio Tinto Australia-Japan collaboration programme grants Foundation for Australia-Japan Studies These aim to encourage research collaborations between academic institutions and external partners, including industry and government, in Australia and Japan. Grants are worth between AUD 50,000 and AUD 150,000 each for one year. Closing date: 21 Oct 19
National Science Week Grants 2020 Department of Industry, Innovation and Science
National Science Week is Australia's major national celebration of the sciences in August each year. National Science Week provides high profile science engagement activities across the nation, in which the community can participate. It is also an important annual opportunity for the science community to celebrate and showcase science to the Australian public and the world. The Australian Government supports National Science Week in a variety of ways, including through the National Science Week Grants. National Science Week is Australia’s major national celebration of the sciences, occurring in August each year. National Science Week 2020 will be held 15-23 August 2020. National Science Week provides the opportunity for community participation in high profile science engagement activities across the nation. The objectives of the grant opportunity are to: support diverse local organisations and government to work together on science engagement activities that have been adapted to local needs inspire wide community participation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). The intended outcomes of the grant opportunity are to: increase community participation in science engagement activities celebrate and showcase science to the Australian public and the world. An open competitive funding round will be held once a year to provide funding to support science engagement activities that will take place during National Science Week, or where appropriate, in the week before or after National Science Week. Ongoing funding of $500,000 per year will be available. The minimum grant amount is $2,000. The maximum grant amount is $20,000. The value of your project must exceed the grant you are seeking. You must have some additional funding or in-kind contributions to support your project. Closing date: 22 Oct 19
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NHS innovation accelerator Department of Health and Social Care including NIHR This supports individuals representing high impact, evidence-based innovations, sourced nationally and internationally, which address one or more of the commitments laid out in the NHS long term plan. The bursary is worth up to £20,000 and winners have access to mentorship. Closing date: 23 Oct 19
Australia-India strategic research fund (AISRF) Department of Industry, Innovation and Science The objectives of the AISRF are to: increase the uptake of leading science and technology by supporting collaboration between Australian and Indian researchers in strategically focused, leading-edge scientific research and technology projects strengthen strategic alliances between Australian and Indian researchers facilitate Australia and India’s access to the global science and technology system. For this grant opportunity, $5 million is available over 3 years. the minimum grant amount is $500,000 the maximum grant amount is $1,000,000 projects must be completed by 30 June 2023 the project must involve research in a priority area the lead organisation can submit a maximum of two applications: one with a corresponding application being submitted under the Science and Technology Fund with India’s Department of Science and Technology one corresponding application being submitted under the Biotechnology Fund with India’s Department of Biotechnology. The priority areas for Round 12 of the Australia-India Strategic Research Fund Collaborative Research Projects are:
• Indo-Australian Science & Technology Fund (administered by DST in India) Climate Change mitigation and adaptation Food processing, storage and distribution Mining safety and efficiency
• Indo-Australian Biotechnology Fund (administered by DBT in India) Cancer therapeutics/ theranostics Genomics and precision medicine Pest-resistant crops
Closing date: 23 Oct 19
Small research grants Spencer Foundation These support smaller scale or pilot projects that will contribute to the improvement of education, broadly conceived. Grants are worth up to USD 50,000 each for between one and five years. Closing date: 01 Nov 19
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Mental Health Step Up Step Downs (THHS) Health Support Qld - Strategic Procurement, Regional Procurement The Townsville Hospital and Health Service is seeking Proposals for RP94137 Mental Health Step Up Step Down. Services required include the provision of contemporary non-clinical psychosocial rehabilitation services in the home, which will ensure people with a severe and persistent mental illness or disorder aged 17 years or older are provided for in the program. Depending on requirements these goods / services specifically include: The non-clinical support for Clients is for persons in a crisis situation. Offers an opportunity for Clients to learn or re-learn living skills to potentiate their capabilities and develop the skills they need to live independently. Development and implementation of a recovery model and strengths-based approach Program located at the Clients residence, which will include further development of the existing Program. The SUSDS will be provided in minimum block periods of 6 weeks, with further periods approved on a case by case basis. Closing date: 01 Nov 19
Large research grants Far North Queensland Hospital Foundation These support health professionals, researchers and students in Far North Queensland in conducting health-related research that will be of benefit to the region. One grant worth up to AUD 50,000 is available for two years and two grants worth up to AUD 25,000 each are available for one year. Closing date: 03 Nov 19
Australia Awards Myanmar Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Australian Aid Program Australia Awards Myanmar is for the administration and operationalisation of the Australia Awards suite of modalities in Myanmar to provide well-targeted study, training and networking opportunities to individuals to deliver the end of program outcomes. Australia Awards are an important part of Australia’s bilateral relationship with Myanmar. The current in-house model has limited DFAT’s ability to capitalise on the potential of the Australia Awards and Global Alumni modalities. The Contractor will be responsible for providing the following administration and analytical services and will: (a) provide analysis to underpin targeted and evidence-based decisions on the direction of Australia Awards; (b) support administration of up to 40 Australia Award Scholarships per annum; (c) pilot short courses and support enabling activities in Myanmar, including for English language training to potential applicants and/or scholars; (d) support DFAT to apply evidence and build inclusive opportunities for marginalised groups to access Australia Awards; and (e) maximise the intercultural experience for scholars while studying in Australia. The program offers meaningful opportunities for Australia to promote its quality education through the Australia Awards, improve the effectiveness of the current scholarships program, better capitalise and engage with alumni and deeply embed scholarships into broader aid and foreign policy objectives. Timeframe for Delivery: commence 3 February 2020 and conclude 2 February 2023. Estimated value (AUD): $6,000,000 This information is subject to change and should be verified on the AusTender website https://www.tenders.gov.au Closing date: 04 Nov 19
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Innovations for improving the impact of health campaigns (Round 24) Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation This supports innovative solutions that accelerate the improvement of coverage, reach, efficiency and effectiveness of health campaigns. Criteria for success include solutions that: Are transformative, novel, or innovative. These interventions will significantly change the way in which campaigns are planned, conducted, or evaluated by proposing new ways of working, leveraging lessons from other sectors, or increasing transparency and effectiveness. Could be used by various health campaigns beyond the campaign in which the innovation is originally conceptualized or tested, such as for immunization (measles, yellow fever, meningitis, etc.), neglected tropical diseases (trachoma, onchocerciasis, schistosomiasis etc.), nutrition (vitamin A, deworming), malaria (bed net distribution, seasonal malaria chemoprophylaxis), and polio. Could be used in various low- and middle-income countries beyond the country in which the innovation is originally conceptualized or tested. Can be designed, tested, and scaled as a "best practice". Can be applied in low- and middle-income countries. Are cost effective. Awards are worth up USD 100,000 for 18 months in the first phase. Those granted funding in this phase may apply for follow-on awards worth up to USD 1 million each for up to two years. Closing date: 13 Nov 19
Australia partnering awards Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council These encourage partnership links between BBSRC-funded researchers and laboratories in Australia. Awards are typically worth up to £50,000 each over four years. Aim To set up partnership links between UK and overseas laboratories To promote the exchange of scientists, particularly early career scientists To promote access to facilities. Scope Funds can only be used for travel, subsistence and other activities, such as workshops or exchanges. They are not to fund salary costs, consumables, items of equipment or other research costs, nor to link ongoing single collaborative projects Successful awards should aim to start from April 2020 Typically up to £50,000 over a four year period to the UK partners for partnerships with one or more Australian equivalents Research groups should try and access other sources of funding in addition to the Partnering Award Closing date: 14 Nov 19
Investigator Grants National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Investigator Grants consolidate separate fellowship and research support into one grant scheme that provides the highest-performing researchers at all career stages with funding for their salary (if required) and a significant research support package. These grants provide the investigator with flexibility to pursue important new research directions as they arise and to form collaborations as needed, rather than being restricted to the scope of a specific research project.
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Investigator Grants support: research across the four pillars of health and medical research: biomedical, clinical, public health and health services research different career stages – early career researchers, mid-career researchers and established researchers researchers with clinical responsibilities (such as clinicians, public health and allied health practitioners) full-time and part-time researchers. The expected outcomes are: flexibility for investigators to pursue important new research directions as they arise and to form collaborations as needed innovative and creative research opportunities for researchers at all career stages to establish their own research programs reduced application and peer review burden on researchers. Funding Support
Investigator Grants may be funded by or in conjunction with other organisations. These grants offer opportunities to researchers whose work is particularly relevant to the priorities and research interests of the partner organisations. Information on how organisations and individuals can support NHMRC to fund health and medical research is available on the NHMRC website. Details of partner organisations providing funding support for the current funding round is available on Grant Connect. Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) As announced by the minister for Health, the Hon Greg Hunt MP, on 5 September 2019, the Government will invest $32 million over the next two years to support MRFF funded Investigator Grants. Applications for this funding will be submitted and peer reviewed through the 2020 NHMRC Investigator Grant round opening 2 October 2019. Grant Guidelines for this MRFF funding round are now available through a Forecast Opportunity on GrantConnect. Further information about the Next Generation Clinical Researchers program is available on the Department of Health website. Peer Review Information For details regarding the Investigator Grant 2019 peer review process, please refer to the Investigator Grants 2019 Peer Review Guidelines available from the download section below. Grant at a glance Duration of funding - 5 years
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Coming Soon
COMING SOON: Infrastructure for research Swedish Foundation for Humanities and Social Sciences | Riksbankens Jubileumsfond *** This opportunity will be available soon. The next call is expected to open on 8 January 2020 and close on 29 January 2020. The following information is subject to change. This programme supports initiatives aimed at making possible and promoting future research in social sciences and humanities. Grants may cover costs of research stays outside Sweden, costs of premises, salaries, operating and indirect costs. *** Closing date: 29 Jan 20
COMING SOON: Food4Good challenge FAMAE Foundation | La fondation Famae *** This opportunity will be available soon. The next call is expected to open in 14 November 2019 and to close on 14 February 2020. The following information is subject to change. This challenge challenges innovative thinkers to developi a concrete solution from field to fork to deliver fair, sustainable and healthy food for everybody regardless of their geographical location. Seed funding of €2 million is available. *** Closing date: 14 Feb 20
COMING SOON: Internet operations research grants Information Society Innovation Fund *** This opportunity will be available soon. The next call is expected to open in February 2020. The following information is subject to change. These grants support research aiming to improve the availability, reliability and security of the internet in the Asia-Pacific region, with a particular focus on operational stability and security. Three grants, each worth USD 20,000 for up to 12 months, are available. *** Closing date: 21 Jun 20 (Forecast)
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