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  • CANFAR is proud to announce the Innovation Research Grant recipients’ for Cycle 30

    • October 1, 2020

    CANFAR awards HIV Innovation Research Grants in four broad areas: basic sciences, clinical, epidemiological, and psycho-social.

    In this year’s Innovation Research Grant competition, the grants awarded are $40,000. The research includes all aspects of HIV prevention, treatment and care, and cure. The goal of the $40,000 awards is to stimulate and fund HIV/AIDS related research:

    • that requires seed funding and/or is focusing on new research, and/or
    • that is being done by individuals starting out in the field.

    The role of nucleoporins in the innate immune response to HIV - 1

    Dr. Lionel Berthoux, Professor, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

    Improving Black women's experiences when accessing HIV-related services in Toronto: Critical narrative explorations of race and racism

    Dr. Daniel Grace, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Dalla Lana School of Public Health

    Tola Mbulaheni (Student Investigator), PhD Trainee, University of Toronto, Dalla Lana School of Public Health

    Developing an Innovative, Youth-Driven and Resilience-Based HIV Prevention Intervention for Young People from Middle Eastern and North African Communities (MENA) in Canada

    Dr. Roula Hawa, Assistant Professor, Brescia University College

    Optimizing the Equity and Efficiency of Resource Allocation Within the HIV Sector

    Dr. Nathan J. Lachowsky, Assistant Professor, School of Public Health and Social Policy, University of Victoria

    Dr. Kiffer G. Card, Health Systems Impact Fellow, School of Public Health and Social Policy, University of Victoria

    Assessing the Burden of Chronic Comorbidities Focused on the Aging Population Living with HIV in British Columbia

    Dr. Viviane Dias Lima, Research Scientist/Senior Statistician/Associate Professor, University of British Columbia

    Characterizing the burden of mental illness among people living with HIV

    Dr. Hasina Samji, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University

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