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Finding partners final

Partners from industry, government, and the community collaborate with Ryerson researchers in a variety of ways. Partners can offer interesting research questions, specialized expertise, sites for research, and cash or in kind contributions for funding.

OVPRI provides a range of supports to help match researchers and potential partner organizations, and maintains an up-to-date funding opportunities listing where you can find more links to funding partners.

Faculty members interested in information on potential funders are also encouraged to search the Community of Science Pivot database, consult the Canadian Directory to Foundations, or other materials to identify possible sources of funding. The final identification of the most appropriate source(s) and the thrust of the work may take considerable time and interaction, and may require contacting the sponsors for more specific information.

The COS Pivot Database:

For more information, contact Jennifer MacInnis, Director, Industrial Liaison and Commercialization, at OVPRI ext. 4602 or jmacinnis@ryerson.ca

 

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Ryerson's Research and Innovation Office connects former student Sherene Ng to the SheEO Incubator Program for women.

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Dr. Michael Kolios is working on a potential way of detecting cancer early by using a custom microscope to detect the sound of cancerous cells in the bloodstream.

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Learn more about our Canada Research Chairs.

Click here to download the 2011-12 Research and Innovation Annual Report