Algoma University researchers have been awarded a total of $107,038 in funding through the Canada Foundation for Innovation's John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF).
The JELF supports Canadian universities by providing funding for infrastructure such as labs, equipment, and facilities, enabling researchers to stay competitive globally.
This funding was awarded to Dr. Jennifer Foote and Dr. Christine Madliger, recognizing not only the outstanding accomplishments of Algoma University researchers but also highlighting Algoma University's leadership in advancing research in wildlife ecology and conservation physiology.
"We are incredibly proud of our researchers, whose dedication drives Algoma University's continuous innovation and discovery," said Interim Vice-President Academic and Research Donna M. Rogers, PhD. "These grants provide support for a range of research projects led by our exceptional faculty, addressing pertinent and evolving questions. Our institution's research remains consistently innovative, adapting to the ever-evolving world by exploring new challenges and opportunities in areas like ecology and conservation physiology. This funding is a testament to the exceptional quality and relevance of the research being conducted at Algoma University."
The funding announcement was made Friday by The Honourable Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of National Revenue, on behalf of the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry.
Background
PROFESSOR NAME: Dr. Christine Madliger
Grant: John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF) - Funding for Research Infrastructure
Project Title: Infrastructure to support the Multi-stressor Conservation Physiology Laboratory
Funding: $74,998
PROFESSOR NAME: Dr. Jennifer Foote
Grant: John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF) - Funding for Research Infrastructure
Project Title: Integrative Approaches to Disentangle Network Structure in Territorial Songbirds
Funding: $32,040
