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- Discovery Horizons grants support investigator-initiated individual and team projects that broadly integrate or transcend disciplines to advance knowledge in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE).
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- Instructions For Completing An Application
- General Information
- Completing The Application
- Create An Application
- My Information
- Shared Information
- Finalize and Submit
- Signatures
About the program Read the program description before completing your application. You may also wish to review the Peer review guide for the tri-agency interdisciplinary peer review committeefor more details on how applications will be evaluated. Am I eligible to apply? Consult the Eligibility criteria for facultypage to ensure that you can partici...
You must complete the application according to the instructions, using the Convergence Portal. Note: If you have not submitted an LOI for this program or if your LOI was not selected to participate in the subsequent stage, you cannot create or submit an application. Consult the program descriptionfor more information.
Sign in to the Convergence Portal. Note: If you currently have an account on the Research portal, please use your existing credentials.In the Applications tab, select the application that was submitted to NSERC and click Application.CV interruptions
Provide any interruptions in the last six years for formal leaves and personal circumstances, and clearly explain any circumstances that affected your research productivity. To enter interruptions select Add new interruptions, then select the type of interruption from the menu. Follow the instructions and enter the level of activity maintained (%) and start and end dates if requested. If interruptions have already been entered in the Convergence portal, you can associate them to this applicat...
CV documents
Narrative CV Limit of five pages Since winter 2020, individuals from the research community have continued to participate in workshops identifying the needs for a harmonized CV management experience. The Tri-agency Grants Management Solution team has summarized what it has heard from applicants and reviewers in these workshops to develop a harmonized CV. As part of the 2023 Discovery Horizons pilot competition, NSERC explored using a narrative CV as one input to developing a Tri-agency harmon...
Finalize
Applicants must finalize their own My information section; they will not be able to modify it thereafter. For assistance please contact horizons@nserc-crsng.gc.ca. Applicants will need to finalize the co-applicants’ My information in the Participant section of the Shared information.
Application details
This section will be pre-populated from the LOI but editable. Application title: Provide a short and descriptive title. It may be used for publication purposes. Limit the use of abbreviated forms (e.g., DNA, NATO, etc.), and avoid company or trade names. Language of the application: Indicate the language in which the application will be submitted. The main body of your application should be written in either English or French, rather than in a mix of both official languages. The narrative CV...
Invitations — co-applicant
This section will be pre-populated from the LOI. You can still invite or remove co-applicants at the full application stage. Those invited will receive an email, which will include the applicant’s name, email address and the project title, as well as a link to the Convergence Portal. Once they have selected Accept invitation and completed their own eligibility profile, co-applicants’ names will be displayed in the Participantssection of your application. Eligibility criteria for co-applicants...
Participants
This section lists all co-applicants who have successfully joined the application. If an individual has not accepted your invitation, follow up with them to confirm they have received it. If an invited co-applicant is listed as Pending eligibility, they have accepted your invitation but not yet completed their eligibility profile. Before submitting your application, you need to Finalize each of the co-applicants’ sections or remove any invited participant who has not completed their My inform...
Verify all sections are completed. After clicking on Submit, your application is sent to your research administrator for approval and submission to NSERC. The status of your application will be changed to Received by administrator. Once your research administrator has approved and forwarded your application to NSERC, the application status will be ...
NSERC does not require original signatures on applications or other documents submitted electronically using Convergence. User ID/password-based "signatures" allow applicants, supporting organizations and authorized institutional representatives—such as research grants officers, scholarships liaison officers and business officers—to "sign" and subm...
The Discovery Horizons program provides NSERC’s entry-point to the tri-agency interdisciplinary peer-review mechanism. It supports Discovery research projects that would significantly benefit from being assessed by a tri-agency interdisciplinary peer review committee and aims to:
Develop, Monitor, & Advance Successful Reading. The Reading Horizons Discovery® (RHD) Product Suite is a comprehensive foundational literacy skills solution essential for student reading confidence and success. It consists of three core components designed to nurture reading proficiency.
The Discovery Horizons grant program supports interdisciplinary projects that advance knowledge in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE). Projects must integrate or transcend multiple disciplines and benefit from peer review by a tri-agency interdisciplinary review committee.
Researchers whose program of research is interdisciplinary in nature are invited to apply to Discovery Horizons (DH) as a mechanism to access Discovery funding. DH grants support investigator-initiated individual and team projects that broadly integrate or transcend disciplines to advance knowledge in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE).
So if you are looking to use Reading Horizons for homeschooling, you'll want to know more about their two main products: The Discovery Program (Ages 4-9), or the Elevate Program (ages 10+). I'll go into details and reviews for each program below, and then answer FAQ's below that.
