Connections | MSFHR funds 11 BC innovators in first Innovation to Commercialization awards

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August 2017

MSFHR funds 11 BC innovators in first Innovation to Commercialization awards

MSFHR has announced 11 award recipients in the first Innovation to Commercialization (I2C) competition. These awards will help BC health researchers bridge the gap between discovery and practical application to improve health outcomes in BC.

Competition guidelines for the 2018 Convening & Collaborating competition are now available

Choose to Move: Speeding up the knowledge-to-action cycle

BC SUPPORT Unit launches new P2P awards

MSFHR's KT team publish recommendations for evaluating KT in funding applications

MSFHR to provide match funds on CIHR patient-oriented research grants

MSFHR is hiring for two open positions

Congratulations to the nine BC researchers who received $23M worth of CIHR Foundation Grants, including seven past MSFHR award recipients.

Kurt Haas (2004 Scholar), Stuart Turvey (2011 Scholar), and John Oliffe (2006 Scholar) are recognized alongside other outstanding Canadian health researchers as part of CIHR's Canada 150: Celebrating Health Research.