Alberta Diabetes Institute

Events

Important Dates

Please refer to the full ADI Event Calendar for specific dates as released.

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Please find below the schedule of key academic cycles, grant application deadlines, and major institute events.

January

Key Event	Notes
Pilot Project Grant Call for applications	Discovery research grants Value: $30,000 each Awarded in late March View Grant Details
Collaboration Grant Call for applications	Translational team grant Value: $80,000 Awarded in early April View Grant Details

April

Key Event	Notes
ADI Graduate Studentships Call for applications	Graduate Studentship support Value: $12,000 each Awarded in late May View Studentship Info

June

Key Event	Notes
Research in Progress (RIP) Seminar Series ends	Mondays at Noon Series resumes in November MORE INFORMATION

September

Key Event	Notes
ADI Annual Research Day Call for registration and abstracts	Deadlines typically fall in early September Open to all ADI trainees and faculty
Andrei Marti & ADI Graduate Scholarships Call for applications	Excellence in knowledge dissemination Andrei Marti: Islet/Cell Therapy focus ($7,500 / $5,000) ADI Scholarship: General Diabetes focus ($7,500 / $5,000) VIEW SCHOLARSHIP INFO
FEDR - Living with Diabetes Award Call for applications	Trainee must be living with diabetes Value: $2,500 (renewable every year) VIEW AWARD INFO
FEDR - Chan Family Award Call for applications	Trainee must be living with diabetes Academic and non-academic excellence Value: $10,000 VIEW AWARD INFO

October

Key Event	Notes
ADI Annual Research Day	Event occurs in October as a highlight of our academic year View Event Details

November

Key Event	Notes
RIP Seminar Series begins	Mondays at Noon SeMINAR Information
Undergraduate Summer Research Studentship Alberta Innovates	Awarded in late March URI Studentship Info
Trainee Working Group (TWG) Executive Committee	2-year commitment New appointees made prior to year-end TWG Information

December

Key Event	Notes
ADI/ADF Annual Holiday Lunch	Occurs in mid to late-December In partnership with Alberta Diabetes Foundation