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Genomics Application Partnerships Program (GAPP) Competition

Genome Canada Program:  Alberta Focus


GAPP is designed for end-users (may be a start-up company) to partner with academics for the development of genomic tools applied to industry driven problems. As part of this program, end-users will need to invest a minimum of 1/3 (can be a combination of in-kind and cash) of the project budget and Genome Canada will invest a maximum of 1/3 of the project budget to support genomics based activities. GAPP is an ongoing program with a 3-stage process: EOI, Pitch, and Supplementary Proposal. The first two stages are due on a rolling intake basis (EOI and Pitch) with the last stage (Supplementary Proposal) having a deadline. The next deadline for the Round 7 Supplementary proposal is: 30th September 2016.

 

For more information about the GAPP program objectives, parameters, project eligibility, or the application process click here.  Submissions of DRAFT Expressions of Interest (see template) must be submitted to Genome Alberta by June 17th, 2016

 

For details about the GAPP Investment Strategy & Guidelines click here.


Genome Alberta will support applicants and help them put forth strong proposals for Genome Canada funded competitions.  Please check Genome Alberta deadlines for internal review.

 

For more information contact:

Harleen Ghuttora, MBT
Program Coordinator – Industry Liaison
Genome Alberta
Suite 200, 3512-33 Street NW
Calgary, Alberta T2L 2A6
Tel: (403) 210-5311
Fax: (403) 503-5225
www.genomealberta.ca

Genome Alberta
Established in 2005 to focus on genomics as one of the central components of the Alberta Research and Innovation System. Genome Alberta is partnered with Genome Canada and the Province of Alberta and is a not-for-profit corporation that initiates, funds, and manages genomic research and partnerships.

 

Mission
To provide leadership in prioritizing, coordinating and enabling world-class genomics research and partnerships in order to create societal and sustainable economic benefits for Alberta and Canada.