Workshops and Events
Safeguarding Research - Cyber and Information Security
Workshop date - Monday December 6 from 1:00 to 2:00 pm This session discusses what researchers need to know about the cyber and information security risks to their research and information, and the respective mitigations. There are two Government of Canada (GoC) online courses, Introduction to Research Security, and Cyber Security for Researchers are required prerequisites for attending this session. We will build off of the GoC presented best practices and link them to actual controls and resources available at the University of Alberta.
The prerequisite courses are available through eClass (to register, send an email request to ciso@ualberta.ca) or through ISED
Noon Hour Grant Development Workshops 2021: SSHRC Insight Development Grants
Workshop Date: December 9th, 2021
Time: 12:00pm-1:00pm
To assist researchers to plan their application far in advance of the SSHRC deadline, this virtual recurring one hour workshop will cover key mandatory sections of a SSHRC Insight Development Grant application. In this workshop, we will provide advice and tips in developing a competitive application. Most of the time will be devoted to specific content for each section and the dos and don’ts.
Plan Ahead! Know your ... Upcoming Application Deadlines and RSO Application Submission and Institutional Approval Process
Alliance Grant Drop-In Sessions
Workshop Date: January 20th, 2022
Time: 11:00am-noon
The Research Relationships team is hosting monthly NSERC Alliance Grant drop-in sessions for researchers who are either thinking about applying for, or are currently in the process of applying for an Alliance Grant. The sessions are not designed to be a formal presentation on the Alliance Grant program, but rather as an opportunity for researchers to leverage the expertise of the Research Relationships team with the Alliance Grant program to discuss the program and get answers to your questions.
During the session, we will discuss aspects of the Alliance Grant program that the researchers want to hear about from program guidelines, institutional requirements, budgetary considerations, EDI, partners and funding ratio, partner(s) eligibility, project setup and any other discussion topics you would like to hear about.
At the end of the session, you should have a better understanding of the Alliance Grant program and how it pertains to your current partnerships, or your plans for leveraging partner funding in the future.
If you have specific questions about the Alliance program in the meantime, please contact your Research Facilitator.
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