Grants & Funding
RESEARCH SUPPORT (within recent 5 years)
2018-2021 "The Cavity Macrophage, a friend or foe in cancer metastasis progression"
Canadian Cancer Society
Per Year $66,000
2018 - 2021 "Understanding the Interplay Between Alveolar Macrophages and P. aeruginosa in the Cystic Fibrosis Lung"
Cystic Fibrosis Canada
Total: $300,000
2018 - 2021 “Pericardial macrophage in cardiac injury and repair”
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Total: $297,534
2017 - 2020 “IL-18 and MRP neutralisation for the treatment of anti-IL-1-refractory autoinflammatory diseases”
Canadian Institutes of Health Research - Erare
Total: $402,000
2018 - 2019 “How do Cavity Macrophages Migrate?”
NSERC
Total: $73,970
2018 - 2020 "Exploring the role of sex-hormone driven natural antibody during bloodstream E. coli infections"
Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Catalyst
Total: $150,000
2015 - 2022 "The interplay between subtypes of neutrophils, monocytes, macrophage, iNKT cells and platelets in infection, sterile
injury and metastasis in the liver and other organs"
Canadian Institutes of Health Research – Foundation Scheme
Per Year: $549,639.00
2015 – 2017 “Neutrophil Extravascular Traps (NETs) in Blood Vessel”
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Per Year: $99,975.00
2014 – 2016 “Neutrophil and monocyte roles in sterile inflammation and repair of vessels and tissue”
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Per Year: $199,80
(Grant finished early, replaced by Foundation Grant)
2014 – 2019 “Intravascular immunity in chronic inflammatory lung disease”
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Per Year: $500,000 (Team Grant)
Ranked #1 of 82 Team Grants
2013 - 2016 “Invariant NKT cells as the link between brain injury and susceptibility to infections”
Alberta Innovates Health Solutions
Per Year: $250,000
2012 - 2015 “Role of NKT cells in altered immune status following cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury”
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Per Year: $95,000
2012 - 2015 “Role of endothelial, platelet, parenchymal and leukocyte TLRs in vascular dysfunction”
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Per Year: $154,132
(Grant finished early, replaced by Foundation Grant)
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