Title:
College Special Initiatives
Agreement Number:
110_2018_2019_Q1_1249
Agreement Value:
$37,592.98
Agreement Date:
May 22, 2018 - Dec 29, 2018
Description:
The College Special Initiatives grants cover the expenditures for the organization of Industrial Research Chairs for Colleges and Technology Access Centers (TACs) best practice meetings. These meetings are motivated by the CCI Program performance evaluation report which strongly recommended the sharing of best practices among college grant holders. The Research Partnership Management’s response agreed with this recommendation and stated that actions would be taken by NSERC to encourage the sharing of best practices. These meetings are one of the promised actions.
Organization:
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada
Expected Results:
The College Special Initiatives grants cover the expenditures for the organization of Industrial Research Chairs for Colleges and Technology Access Centers (TACs) best practice meetings. These meetings are motivated by the CCI Program performance evaluation report which strongly recommended the sharing of best practices among college grant holders. The Research Partnership Management’s response agreed with this recommendation and stated that actions would be taken by NSERC to encourage the sharing of best practices. These meetings are one of the promised actions.
Location:
EDMONTON, Alberta, CA T5G 2R1
Reference Number:
110_2018_2019_Q1_1249
Report Type:
Grants and Contributions
Additional Information:
Amount was modified. End Date was modified.
Amendment Date
Mar 1, 2019
Recipient's Operating Name:
Northern Alberta Inst. of Technology
Recipient's Legal Name:
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
Program:
Research Partnerships
Program Purpose:
This program supports research partnerships between postsecondary researchers and businesses to bring new products and services closer to market. The program enhances the investments businesses make in research by adding value and supporting innovation on the path from ideas to commercialization. These partnerships also allow firms to access the knowledge base supported through the Discovery Research program.