Grants and Contributions

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To enhance evidence regarding the adaptation and successful implementation of evidence-based interventions in preventing or reducing exposure to one or more common non-communicable disease (NCD) risk factors of city environments;
• To increase understanding of key barriers and facilitators (including contextual factors such as poverty, racism, ethnic discrimination, sex/gender differences) to intervention access, uptake, and effectiveness across demographic groups;
• To improve capacity for implementation research on NCD prevention in cities;
• To foster the incorporation of interventions into local, regional or national health policies and programs, including their scale-up and sustainability, with a focus on equitable outcomes; and
• To support implementation research teams that actively engage partners (i.e., decision makers, Indigenous Peoples, community groups, and service delivery partners) as an integral part of the entire research process.

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To promote EDI-informed, cutting-edge, creative and outside the box research that has the potential to challenge, overturn or create new paradigms in high-priority areas of women’s health.
• To test highly innovative ideas and obtain the results necessary to catalyze new research or commercialization efforts that could subsequently be funded by larger grants.

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To promote EDI-informed, cutting-edge, creative and outside the box research that has the potential to challenge, overturn or create new paradigms in high-priority areas of women’s health.
• To test highly innovative ideas and obtain the results necessary to catalyze new research or commercialization efforts that could subsequently be funded by larger grants.

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To promote EDI-informed, cutting-edge, creative and outside the box research that has the potential to challenge, overturn or create new paradigms in high-priority areas of women’s health.
• To test highly innovative ideas and obtain the results necessary to catalyze new research or commercialization efforts that could subsequently be funded by larger grants.

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To promote EDI-informed, cutting-edge, creative and outside the box research that has the potential to challenge, overturn or create new paradigms in high-priority areas of women’s health.
• To test highly innovative ideas and obtain the results necessary to catalyze new research or commercialization efforts that could subsequently be funded by larger grants.

The specific objectives of this funding opportunity are:

• To promote EDI-informed, cutting-edge, creative and outside the box research that has the potential to challenge, overturn or create new paradigms in high-priority areas of women’s health.
• To test highly innovative ideas and obtain the results necessary to catalyze new research or commercialization efforts that could subsequently be funded by larger grants.

This project will track system reliability and performance monitoring by implementing observability using OpenResty and Datadog.

The Project will support development of intellectual property capacity within the Firm.

The project will involve transitioning of current content databases to indexed vector stores, testing LLMs other than GPT4 to assess improvement of a range of Insights output (Summarization, Company briefs etc.), updating the content refinement workflows to keep pace with improvements in LLMs and updating APIs for deployment of technology within other marketing and sales technology stacks.

CSMC’s Quantum Anomaly & Subsurface Mapper (QASM) is a next wave technology for gravity sensing and resource prospecting with precision beyond the state-of-the-art. This project will advance its AI/data capabilities.