Poster presented by Phil Troy on Friday, January 27, 2012, at McGill University, for its healthcare operations CREATE program. The poster illustrates some of the work being done for the Department of Surgical Services at the Jewish General Hospital. It is attached here for downloaded for clearer viewing.
PPS Poster
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Surgery-Research
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2012 CRS
Operating Grant Competition
New Procedure: Letter of intent
A
letter of intent is a compulsory
step for the researchers who want to submit an application to the regular
competition of February 2012. The deadline for the letter of intent is December 1st, 2011. The
candidates must fill in the form “Letter of Intent – Operating Grants – 2012
CRS Competition” attached and email it to: grants@src-crs.ca. The letter of intent form is also
available online at www.CancerResearchSociety.ca
(section “For Researchers”).
*Please inform your colleagues and all
other concerned parties about this new procedure*
For
all details, please consult the document “Operating Grants CRS
2012 - New Procedure - Letter of Intent“ attached or visit our website: http://www.src-crs.ca/en-CA/For%20researchers/Are%20you%20a%20researcher/Regular%20competitions/Operating%20Grants.
Many
thanks for your important collaboration!
Laurence
CRS Operating Grants
CRS New Procedures
Laurence Barbarese
Assistant, Research, Communications and Marketing
625,
avenue du Président-Kennedy, bureau 402
Montréal
(Québec) H3A 3S5
Téléphone
: 514 861-9227, poste 270
Sans
frais : 1 866 343-2262
Télécopieur :
514 861-9220
lbarbarese@src-crs.ca
www.RechercheCancer.ca
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McGill is offering a series of workshops to help graduate students with their research.
'MyResearch graduate seminar series'
Information on the workshops and how to register can be found at the following link:
MyResearch graduate seminar series
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Transportation of infectious substances
According to the Canadian Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992, a person who handles, arranges for the transportation or transports dangerous goods must be adequately trained and hold a training certificate.
If you are shipping (or plan to ship) infectious substances or potentially infectious substances, you must hold such a training certificate.
Contact Alain Petit - Technicien en prévention - Santé et sécurité au travail - ext. 5609; apetit@jgh.mcgill.ca - for additional information.
REGISTRATION FORM
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