CU Research Development Grants – Application

Carleton University Research Development Grants Application Form

Please be aware this form contains conditional logic dependent on the stream you wish to apply to. It will change the questions that appear in accordance with your selection. Please fill out the questions in sequential order in the web browser. If you would like to save and return later, this is possible via a button at the bottom.

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1) Principal Applicant Information

Name*

First Last

Carleton email address*

Academic Rank*

Faculty*

Department (FASS)*

Department (FED)*

Department (FPA)*

Department (SCI)*

Department (SPROTT)*

Title of Project*

Total Amount Requested*

Please enter a number less than or equal to 10000.

Program*

Please select which stream you are applying to.

SSHRC Early Career Researcher

SSHRC Explore Bridge

SSHRC Interdisciplinary

NSERC Early Career Researcher

NSERC Bridge

NSERC Interdisciplinary

CIHR Seed Grant

CIHR Bridge

CIHR Interdisciplinary

Please Confirm the Following:

Do you currently hold a full-time, tenure-track or tenured position at Carleton University?*

Yes

Are you within the first six (6) years of academic appointment, minus the length of delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes, adjusted at a 2:1 ratio?*

Yes

Are you within the first five (5) years of academic appointment, minus the length of delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes, adjusted at a 2:1 ratio?*

Yes

Have you both (a) applied to NSERC Discovery Horizon, the TAIPR for SSHRC IDG/IG or CIHR Project Grant within the last 3 years and been unsuccessful, and (b) successfully held a Tri-Council grant as a PI within the last 10 years?*

Yes

Do you currently hold Tri-Council (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR, or NFRF) funds as the Principal Investigator (PI)? (Excludes fellowships/scholarships)*

Yes

Do you currently hold CIHR funding as NPA or PA? (If in an automatic extension year, can no longer be receiving instalments.)*

Yes

Have you held a CIHR Project Grant or a health-oriented grant from a national sponsor outside of Canada as the Nominated Principal Applicant (NPA) or Principal Applicant (PA)?*

Yes

Have you held at least one grant as the Principal Investigator (PI) from one of the three federal funding councils, or from a national sponsor outside of Canada?*

Yes

Are you currently holding Tri-Council or foreign funding from a national sponsor outside of Canada, as the PI? (If in an automatic extension year, can no longer be receiving instalments.)*

Yes

Have you been unsuccessful as the PI in an NSERC Discovery or Alliance funding competition, within the last year? (Excludes NSERC Discovery Horizon LOI)*

Yes

Have you held at least one grant as a Principal Investigator (PI) from one of the three federal funding councils, or from a national sponsor outside of Canada?*

Yes

Do you currently hold Project Grant funding as NPA or PA? (If in an automatic extension year, can no longer be receiving instalments.)*

Yes

Are you currently holding Tri-Council or foreign funding from a national sponsor outside of Canada, as a Principal Investigator? If in an automatic extension year, the applicant can no longer be receiving instalments.*

Yes

Have you been unsuccessful as NPA in one of the last two CIHR Project Grant funding competitions?*

Yes

Have you been unsuccessful in a SSHRC funding competition within the last year? (Excludes SSHRC Connection and Partnership Engage Grants)*

Yes

Are you currently holding a CU SSHRC Exchange – Knowledge Mobilization Grant?*

Yes

Have you been awarded a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC, NSERC or CIHR) within the past 3 years?*

Yes

If you held a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC Explore, NSERC or CIHR) 3 years ago or earlier, please briefly explain in the text box below how the objectives of the current proposal differ from your past grant(s). Clearly indicate whether there is any duplication of funding for any of the proposed activities.*

Please indicate the year of award*

Did you submit your final report?*

Yes

Please Answer the Following:

a) Are you within the first 6 years of academic appointment, minus twice the length of delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes? (see section 8)*

Yes

Do you currently hold a full-time, tenure-track or tenured position at Carleton University?*

Yes

Are you within the first 5 years of academic appointment, minus the length of delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes, adjusted at a 2:1 ratio?*

Yes

Have you or do you currently hold CIHR funding in the capacity of Nominated Principal Applicant (NPA) or Principal Applicant (PA)?*

Yes

Do you currently hold Tri-Council funds (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR or NFRF), as the Principal Investigator? (If in the automatic extension year, can no longer be receiving instalments.)*

Yes

Are you currently holding a CU SSHRC Exchange – Knowledge Mobilization Grant?*

Yes

Are you currently holding a CU SSHRC Exchange – Knowledge Mobilization Grant?*

Yes

Have you been awarded a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC Explore, NSERC or CIHR) in the past 3 years?*

Yes

If you held a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC Explore, NSERC or CIHR) 3 years ago or earlier, please briefly explain in the text box below how the objectives of the current proposal differ from your past grant(s). Clearly indicate whether there is duplication of funding for any of the proposed activities.*

Please indicate the year of award*

Did you submit your final report?*

Yes

2) Team Information

Please provide any relevant information.

Do you have a Co-Investigator?*

Yes

Name

First Last

Faculty*

Department (FASS)*

Department (FED)*

Department (FPA)*

Department (SCI)*

Department (SPROTT)*

Does this individual currently hold a full-time, tenure-track or tenured appointment at Carleton University?

Yes

Do they currently hold a CU SSHRC Exchange – Knowledge Mobilization Grant?

Yes

Have they been awarded a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC Explore, NSERC or CIHR) within the past 3 years?

Yes

If they held a CU Research Development Grant (SSHRC Explore, NSERC or CIHR) 3 years ago or earlier, please briefly explain in the text box below how the objectives of the current proposal differ from their past grant(s). Clearly indicate whether there is duplication of funding for any of the proposed activities.*

Please indicate the year of award

Do you have one or more Team Members?*

Yes

Team Member Information

You may include up to 4 team members. Anyone is eligible and no CV is required to be submitted.

Full Name

Organization Name

Position

3) Summary

Please complete the following sections in the spaces provided, ensuring that you follow the guidelines.

NOTE: Each text box will allow a maximum number of words.
✓ Incomplete applications will not be accepted
✓ Avoid using acronyms and abbreviations or explain them fully
✓ Failure to provide the required information could render your application ineligible
✓ Applicants must submit a cuResearch Approval Form
✓ The degree of conciseness and clarity in the description of the proposed research may have a significant influence on the outcome of the application. Please ensure to write in lay terms, for a multi-disciplinary review committee.

For resubmissions only

Explain how you will address the committee comments and generally strengthen your proposal.

For resubmissions only

Explain how you will address the committee comments and generally strengthen your NSERC proposal.

For resubmissions only

Explain how you will address the committee comments and generally strengthen your CIHR proposal.

Committee comments*

Explain how you will address the comments received and generally strengthen your SSHRC proposal.

Committee comments*

Explain how you will address the comments received and generally strengthen your NSERC Alliance or Discovery proposal.

Committee comments*

Explain how you will address the comments received and generally strengthen your CIHR proposal.

Summary*

Provide a brief lay summary of your proposed research for the 1-year funding period.

4) Research Description

Description of Research*

Using the following headings:
• Background and Importance: Describe the context and needs (issues/gaps) the project will address
• Goals and Research Aims: Indicate the broad goal(s) and specific aims of the proposed research, clearly linking how they fit the objectives of the funding opportunity
• Methods/Approaches/Expertise: Describe the research and/or knowledge translation/commercialization approaches, methods, and/or strategies and, if relevant, core expertise being brought together
• Expected Outputs: Describe the expected outcomes of the proposed research, highlighting its significance and how it will advance knowledge and/or its application to health care, health systems and/or health outcomes

4) Research Description

Description of Research*

Using the following headings:
• Objectives: Define the short and long-term objectives
• Literature review: Discuss the literature pertinent to the proposal
• Methodology: Describe the methods and proposed approach(es) for the 1-year funding period
• Milestones and Workplan: Explain the milestones you will use to assess your progress and describe your workplan for the 1-year funding period
• Knowledge Translation: Discuss your knowledge translation plan (if applicable)
• Impact: Explain the anticipated significance of the work within academia and, if applicable, beyond it

4) Research Description

Description of Research*

Using the following headings:
• Objectives: Define the short and long-term objectives
• Literature review: Discuss the literature pertinent to the proposal
• Methodology: Describe the methods and proposed approach(es) for the 1-year funding period
• Knowledge Translation: Discuss your knowledge translation plan (if applicable)
• Impact: Explain the anticipated significance of the work within academia and, if applicable, beyond it

Milestones and work plan*

Explain the milestones you will use to assess your progress and describe your workplan for the 1-year funding period.

4) Research Description

Description of Research*

Using the following headings:
• Research Challenge: Identify the issue or problem you will address
• Goals and Objectives: Identify the goals and objectives of your proposed research project
• Originality: Explain what is original/innovative about the project
•Context: Include a literature review
• Theoretical Framework and Methodological Approach: Explain your theoretical framework and describe your methodological approach(es) to achieve your goals and objectives
• Milestones and Work Plan: Describe the key activities and timelines and explain what key performance indicators (KPIs) you will use to determine you are on track
•Knowledge Mobilization: Discuss your plans for disseminating research results, clearly identifying your target audience and the strategies you will use to engage them
•Impact: Potential for the project results to have influence and impact within and/or beyond the social sciences and humanities research community

4) Research Description

Description of research*

Using the following headings:
•Research Challenge: identify the issue or problem you will address
•Goals and Objectives: identify the goals and objectives of your proposed research project
•Originality: explain what is original/innovative about the project
•Context: include a literature review

Research strategy and dissemination*

Using the following headings:
•Theoretical Framework and Methodological Approach: explain your theoretical framework and describe your methodological approach(es) to achieve your goals and objectives
• Milestones and Work Plan: describe the key activities and timelines and explain what key performance indicators (KPIs) you will use to determine you are on track
•Knowledge Mobilization: discuss your plans for disseminating research results, clearly identifying your target audience and the strategies you will use to engage them
•Impact: potential for the project results to have influence and impact within and/or beyond the social sciences and humanities research community

5) HQP Training Plan

• Describe the specific roles and responsibilities of students and research assistants, including their duties; and
• Explain how equity, diversity and inclusion considerations are integrated into past and planned HQP training.

Plan Details*

5) HQP Training Plan

• Describe the training philosophy and research training plan, including the HQP involvement in the project for the 1-year funding period, outcomes and professional development skills gained by HQP; and
• Explain how equity, diversity and inclusion considerations are integrated into past and planned HQP training.

Plan Details*

6) Sex, Gender, and Other Identity Factors

Gender-based analysis plus (GBA+) is an analytical process used to assess the potential impact that identity factors, such as sex, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age and mental or physical disability, may have on the experience of the individual. The purpose of GBA+ is to promote rigorous research that is sensitive to sex and gender, as well as many other identity factors, such as race, ethnicity, religion, age, and mental or physical disability. These considerations must be integrated into the research design, when appropriate. Please refer to Women and Gender Equality Canada’s information on GBA+ and the Sex- and Gender-Based Analysis (SGBA) section of CIHR’s website for definitions of sex, gender, SGBA and GBA+, in addition to information on applying GBA+ and SGBA to the development and assessment of research proposals.

Please answer the following questions.

a) Is sex as a biological variable taken into account in the research design, methods, analysis and interpretation, and/or dissemination of findings?*

Yes

b) Is gender as a socio-cultural factor taken into account in the research design, methods, analysis and interpretation, and/or dissemination of findings?*

Yes

c) Are other identity factors (e.g., race, socioeconomic, age, other) taken into account in the research design, methods, analysis and interpretation, and/or dissemination of findings?*

Yes

In the box below please

Describe how sex and/or gender considerations and/or other identity factors will be integrated into your research proposal.

OR

Explain why sex and/or gender and/or other identity factors are not applicable to your research proposal.

7) Budget for the 1-year funding period

Stipends to postdoctoral fellows and students

Salaries of technical and professional staff

Materials, supplies and incidentals

Research travel

Other – please describe

TOTAL amount requested

Budget Justification

The justification must:
• Explain how the costs were established for each line item
• Describe and justify how budget items are needed to accomplish the objectives
• Demonstrate how the funds contribute to the direct costs of the research
• Demonstrate the economical use of funds

8) Career Interruptions

Details

If you have experienced delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes, provide the timeframe and indicate the cause in general terms. Delays adjust the eligibility window for ECR status at a 2:1 ratio.

Details

If you have experienced delays that have affected research productivity or outcomes, provide the timeframe and indicate the cause in general terms. Delays are adjusted at a 2:1 ratio.

9) Attachments

Please upload the required files below, in PDF format.

PI and Co-PI (if applicable)*

CV must include currently active and applied for research grants, publications, student supervisions and record of knowledge mobilization activities.

Please name your CV file(s): CV_LastName_FirstName

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 15 MB.

PI and Co-PI (if applicable)*

CV must include currently active and applied for research grants, publications, student supervisions and, if possible, the record of knowledge translation activities.

Please name your CV file(s): CV_LastName_FirstName

Drop files here or

Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 15 MB.

References

Maximum 1 page, font size 12

Please name your Reference file: References_LastName_FirstName

Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 15 MB.

10) Submission Steps

Log in to the cuResearch portal.

• Choose Apply New from the top right menu, then under Section A: Research Funding , select Approval Form and fill out the following tabs;
• Project Info Tab: Enter your project title, start/end dates then click SAVE
• Project Team Info Tab: Add any team members (if applicable) then click SAVE (If a member cannot be found, leave their name in the “Investigator Comments” box)
• Project Sponsor Info Tab: Click on Add New, then click on Agency and select: Carleton University – Carleton Office for Research Initiatives and Services, select appropriate Program (CuResearch Development Grant – CIHR/NSERC/SSHRC) , then click SAVE
• Attachments Tab: Upload as a pdf copy your completed application package which you will receive by email after clicking on the SUBMIT below.
• Approval Form Tab: Complete all required fields and SAVE

Submit your cuResearch approval form on or before the deadline day. (Your application will be routed for electronic approval by your Department Chair/School Director and Associate Dean, Research (ADR). To view the signing authority routing for your file, consult the Approvals Tab.)

Late or incomplete applications will not be accepted.

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