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# INMD Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize (2025/2026) – CIHR * Skip to "About this site" * Switch to basic HTML version Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes * Strategic research priorities * Institute Advisory Board * **Training and Career Development** * Training award programs * Foundation Grant Program * Circulatory and Respiratory Health * Health Services and Policy Research * Human Development, Child and Youth Health * Indigenous Peoples' Health * Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis * Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction * Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes * Population and Public Health Join the College of Reviewers * Reviewer in Training Program Quality Assurance in Peer Review * Best Practices in Peer Review * Recognition for peer review * International and global health * University Delegates Network * Equity, Diversity and Inclusion * Health Research Training * Indigenous Health Research * Pandemic Preparedness and Health Emergencies * Sex and Gender in Health Research * Health research in action * The faces of health research * Research to combat COVID-19 * [](https://cihr-irsc.
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Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes # INMD Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize (2025/2026) 4. Review Process and Evaluation Successful applicants (Partner Organizations, NOT individuals) will be notified within 9 weeks of application submissions. Funds will be released upon verification of awardees by the Partner Organization(s).
The total amount available for this program in fiscal year 2025-26 is $15,000 (enough to fund approximately six (6) prizes). The maximum value of each prize is $2,500 from INMD. The INMD contribution to the amount available for this award is subject to availability of funds allocated annually to CIHR by parliamentary appropriations, and the conditions that may be attached to them.
To be eligible for this competition, the ECR awardee must: 1. Be engaged in health research relevant to the mandate of INMD; 2. Meet the definition of an Early Career Researcher, as defined by CIHR1 or the Partner organization.
The Partner Organization submitting the application package must: 1. Be from the voluntary health sector (e.g., a health charity, professional organization, or non-profit organization) dedicated to the INMD mandate area. 2.
Submit only one nomination per fiscal year for an Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize. 3. Run a fair competition with open and transparent criteria for selecting the recipient of the prize.
4. Acknowledge CIHR-INMD in the title of the award (e.g. the "CIHR-INMD - (partner name) Early Career Researcher Partnership Prize". 5.
Provide the entire amount of CIHR funding for this prize to the successful recipient. ## 4. Review process and evaluation Applications will undergo an initial assessment by INMD staff to ensure that they are both eligible and complete.
Only eligible and complete applications will proceed to the review stage. Applications will be assessed for relevance to the INMD mandate. The evaluation committee is typically composed of INMD staff and /or former Institute Advisory Board members.
INMD will notify applicants of the competition results by email. 1. Complete the [**Institute Community Support (ICS) application form [PDF(626 KB)]**](https://cihr-irsc.
gc. ca/e/documents/ics_application_form_e. pdf) according to the following instructions: * Complete Section 1.
Note: If you do not have a CIHR Personal Identification Number (PIN), please visit the Register with CIHR web page. * **Complete Sections 2a – e only** * Enter "Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes Partnership Early Career Researcher Prize" in Section 2a * **Note: Do not complete Section 2f – i** * Do not complete Section 3 2. Attach Partner organization announcement of the opportunity.
This should include a **paper copy and a web link** to the organization's prize announcement/application page. The following information should be clearly stated: 3. Email your application to: britney.
marbain@sickkids. ca. All emails received will be acknowledged.
A complete application consists of a: 3. Copy of the organizations prize announcement/application process Late applications or applications with missing documents will not be accepted. Applicants are responsible for ensuring that their applications are complete and submitted by the deadline.
## 6. Contact information For more information about this funding opportunity, please contact: CIHR Institute of Nutrition, Metabolism, and Diabetes britney. marbain@sickkids.
ca The ECR must be within 84 months of their first independent appointment, as of the application deadline of November 4, 2025. Date modified: 2025-07-31 * ### Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes * Strategic research priorities * Institute Advisory Board * **Training and Career Development** ## Government of Canada footer
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Voluntary health organizations awarding prizes to early career investigators. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,500 per award. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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