Grant: Collaborative Research and Training Experience
York University
$147,000.00
NSERC CREATE Training Program in Mass Spectrometry-Enabled Science and Engineering (MS-ESE)
FY 2014-15
Summary
The industrial stream CREATE Training Program in Mass Spectrometry-Enabled Science and Engineering (MS-ESE) brings together ten of Canada's leading academic researchers and seven of Canada's most successful companies in an unparalleled graduate curriculum centered on new technologies that are rapidly becoming the backbone of industrial research and development. The program has been designed, in consultation with our industrial partners, to graduate HQP with the technical and managerial skills most needed for leadership in industry, government and academia.MS-ESE leverages a large network of industrial, government and academic partners in order to provide maximum enrichment of the learning experience for program trainees. Trainees will conduct research in one of the four MS-ESE research themes: Instrument Development / Gas-phase Ion Chemistry, Bioanalytical, Imaging / Environmental Analysis and Proteomics. The principle features of the program are:(i) Industrial Internship Program (IIP): (Compulsory) Graduate-level trainees will spend a minimum of 6 (MSc) or 10 (PhD) months in an industrial internship hosted by one of our 7 industrial partners. (ii) National and International Internship Programs (NatIP) and (IntIP): Trainees will have access to world-leading laboratories and training in the very latest, cutting edge techniques through an established network of academic and government leaders in MS-enabled research.(iii) Summer Workshops: Trainees will participate in two annual summer workshops, one focused on soft skills and MS in industrial research, and one on new horizons for MS-based science in academia.Ultimately, the program will graduate HQP with superior industrial and applied-academic research expertise, ready to meet the scientific and engineering challenges of Canada's new research landscape.
Program
Collaborative Research and Training Experience
Recipient
Location
Ontario, Canada
Recipient Type
Academia
Type
Grant
Source
NSERC's Awards Data
As published
Application id
449140-2014
Name nom
Bohme, Diethard
Department département
Chemistry
Organization id
38
Institution établissement
York University
Province en
Ontario
Province fr
Ontario
Country en
CANADA
Country fr
CANADA
Fiscal year exercice financier
2014
Competition year année de concours
2014
Award amount
147000
Program id
CREAT
Program name en
Collaborative Research and Training Experience
Program name fr
Programme de formation orientée vers la nouveauté, la collaboration et l'expérience en recherche
Group en
Discovery grants programs
Group fr
Programmes de subventions à la découverte
Committee code
1078
Committee name en
CREATE Program
Committee name fr
Programme FONCER
Area of application code
1202
Area of application group en
Advancement of knowledge
Area of application group fr
Avancement des connaissances
Area of application en
Physical sciences
Area of application fr
Sciences physiques
Research subject code
3500
Research subject group en
Analytical chemistry
Research subject group fr
Chimie analytique
Research subject en
Analytical chemistry
Research subject fr
Chimie analytique
Partie
1
Nb partie
6
Application title
NSERC CREATE Training Program in Mass Spectrometry-Enabled Science and Engineering (MS-ESE)
Keyword
NSERC
Application summary
The industrial stream CREATE Training Program in Mass Spectrometry-Enabled Science and Engineering (MS-ESE) brings together ten of Canada's leading academic researchers and seven of Canada's most successful companies in an unparalleled graduate curriculum centered on new technologies that are rapidly becoming the backbone of industrial research and development. The program has been designed, in consultation with our industrial partners, to graduate HQP with the technical and managerial skills most needed for leadership in industry, government and academia.MS-ESE leverages a large network of industrial, government and academic partners in order to provide maximum enrichment of the learning experience for program trainees. Trainees will conduct research in one of the four MS-ESE research themes: Instrument Development / Gas-phase Ion Chemistry, Bioanalytical, Imaging / Environmental Analysis and Proteomics. The principle features of the program are:(i) Industrial Internship Program (IIP): (Compulsory) Graduate-level trainees will spend a minimum of 6 (MSc) or 10 (PhD) months in an industrial internship hosted by one of our 7 industrial partners. (ii) National and International Internship Programs (NatIP) and (IntIP): Trainees will have access to world-leading laboratories and training in the very latest, cutting edge techniques through an established network of academic and government leaders in MS-enabled research.(iii) Summer Workshops: Trainees will participate in two annual summer workshops, one focused on soft skills and MS in industrial research, and one on new horizons for MS-based science in academia.Ultimately, the program will graduate HQP with superior industrial and applied-academic research expertise, ready to meet the scientific and engineering challenges of Canada's new research landscape.
