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Research funding at Alberta's comprehensive academic and research institutions

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This report is produced annually by the Research Capacity Planning branch of Alberta Advanced Education and Technology. Data derived from the report are compiled and used as a performance measure... More ≫

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This report is produced annually by the Research Capacity Planning branch of Alberta Advanced Education and Technology. Data derived from the report are compiled and used as a performance measure in Measuring Up, a component of the Government of Alberta's Annual Report, and the Business Plan and Annual Report for the Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology (AET). The data collection process has been adjusted in order to provide and analyze data that are consistent with the overall sponsored research revenue totals reported by the institutions to the Canadian Association of University Business Officers (CAUBO). These institutions include Athabasca University, and the Universities of Alberta, Calgary and Lethbridge. Previous reports described a ten year span of historical data, but given requirements associated with restating the data in accordance with the new process, this report details a five year span of data.

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AET facts and figures : background and methodology information

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Provides background and methodology information about: investment in research & innovation, technology commercialization, affordability of the learning system, access & participation in... More ≫

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Provides background and methodology information about: investment in research & innovation, technology commercialization, affordability of the learning system, access & participation in learning, quality & learning oucomes, databases, surveys and data sources.

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Research Capacity Program 2011-2012 competition guidelines

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The Research Capacity Program (RCP) is a competitive funding program designed to support the acquisition of small equipment and large research infrastructure to build capacity in Campus Alberta... More ≫

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The Research Capacity Program (RCP) is a competitive funding program designed to support the acquisition of small equipment and large research infrastructure to build capacity in Campus Alberta institutions and support multidisciplinary teams of researchers conducting excellent research and innovation initiatives. The RCP is aligned with Alberta's research and innovation system and investments are made in the context of Government of Alberta (GoA) research and innovation priorities and Institutional Research Plan (IRP) priorities. The RCP uses a cost-shared funding approach to provide up to 40% of the total eligible project costs for successful proposals, enabling projects to leverage support from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) and other sources. To facilitate this cost-shared approach, the RCP coordinates its competition streams and competitive cycles with the CFI, as shown in the table below. The RCP funding stream descriptions and timelines are outlined in section 9...

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Alberta's health research and innovation strategy

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The health research and innovation strategy maps out an integrated, results-oriented approach to health research and innovation with the goals of improving health outcomes for Albertans,... More ≫

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The health research and innovation strategy maps out an integrated, results-oriented approach to health research and innovation with the goals of improving health outcomes for Albertans, increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the health system and creating economic benefits for the province. The 10-year strategy will influence the government's funding allocations and inform decisions made by agencies and private sector organizations engaged in health research in Alberta.

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Continuing care health technologies roadmap : aging in the right place

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Alberta Health and Wellness released a new continuing care strategy, Aging in the Right Place, in December 2008. One of the initiatives identified in this strategy was the development of a health... More ≫

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Alberta Health and Wellness released a new continuing care strategy, Aging in the Right Place, in December 2008. One of the initiatives identified in this strategy was the development of a health technology roadmap which would inform the Government of Alberta about the current state of continuing care health technology and expected changes to this technology over the next 10 to 15 years. The purpose of this roadmap is to assist the Government with the selection and implementation of continuing care technology.

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Research capacity impacts annual report

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The Department of Advanced Education and Technology (AET) manages and funds investments in infrastructure at Alberta's research-intensive post-secondary institutions. These research equipment... More ≫

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The Department of Advanced Education and Technology (AET) manages and funds investments in infrastructure at Alberta's research-intensive post-secondary institutions. These research equipment investments ensure that Alberta's researchers acquire cutting-edge tools to conduct innovative science, which in turn accelerates the development and commercialization of ideas that impact the Alberta economy. Advanced Education and Technology, through its research capacity building programs, also supports the retention, recruitment, and development of innovators and scientists by providing them with the funding, expertise, recognition and facilities they need to succeed.

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Small Equipment Grants Program : research outcomes annual report

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The Alberta Small Equipment Grants Program (SEGP) was developed to address the recruitment of emerging talent and leading researchers to Alberta. SEGP provides start-up equipment support to... More ≫

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The Alberta Small Equipment Grants Program (SEGP) was developed to address the recruitment of emerging talent and leading researchers to Alberta. SEGP provides start-up equipment support to first-time Alberta academic appointments whose research is highly aligned with Alberta's strategic priority areas of Life Sciences, Energy, and Information and Communications Technology. This report provides details on SEGP's competitive process, and a comprehensive listing of projects and strategic investments.

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Making the food-health connection : an Alberta framework for innovation

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The Alberta food and health innovation framework was developed by the Alberta Life Sciences Institute in collaboration with Alberta Health and Wellness, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development,... More ≫

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The Alberta food and health innovation framework was developed by the Alberta Life Sciences Institute in collaboration with Alberta Health and Wellness, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development, Alberta Advanced Education and Technology, Alberta Science Research Authority, and Alberta Agricultural Research Institute. The framework was developed as an overarching provincial approach to increase innovation in health and food, to meet challenges, and to take advantage of opportunities.

Alberta's action plan : bringing technology to market

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Knowledge is a resource that never depletes itself. In a global economy where knowledge has become the new wealth, Alberta is taking control of its own future. Each of the actions outlined in this... More ≫

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Knowledge is a resource that never depletes itself. In a global economy where knowledge has become the new wealth, Alberta is taking control of its own future. Each of the actions outlined in this booklet will assist us in capturing the value of ideas and keeping the benefits here in Alberta. With these actions, we’ll be able to bring technology to the market faster. We’ll make our robust economy even stronger and more diverse. We’ll create a better environment for investors, innovation and value-added industries. And we’ll assist in creating high-paying and challenging jobs for generations to come. This Action Plan is only part of Alberta’s plan to build the Next Generation Economy. As we increase our research commitments through organizations like iCORE and our post-secondary institutions, we will continue to be a magnet for international talent. Alberta is in the process of establishing a new innovation framework and a new Premier’s Economic Council, all with a view to the Next...

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Scientific activities of the Government of Alberta . . . and . . . estimates survey results

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This report presents a summary of the results of an annual survey on scientific activities of the Government of Alberta. Lorraine Chapman, under the supervision of Marc Nadeau of Statistics Canada... More ≫

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This report presents a summary of the results of an annual survey on scientific activities of the Government of Alberta. Lorraine Chapman, under the supervision of Marc Nadeau of Statistics Canada and under the sponsorship and with the co-operation and assistance of the Alberta Department of Advanced Education and Technology.

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