Current Funding Call Results

Applicant

Co-Investigators

Project Title

Track

Year 1 Amount

Total Amount (# of Years)

Scholarship Award

Stephen Barr
University of Western Ontario

 

Understanding how the interferon-induced proteins TRIM22 and HERC5 block HIV replication

Basic Science

$52,000

$260,000
(5)

Jill Tinmouth
University of Toronto

 

Anal Cancer in HIV: Progression and Transmission

Clinical Science

$52,000

$260,000
(5)

Research Operating Grant

Reina Bendayan
University of Toronto

 

Role of Drug Transporters in Permeability and Efficacy of Microbicides at Human Genital Barrier Sites

Clinical Science  
Basic Science   

$77,475

$226,425
(3)

Saara Greene
McMaster University

(PIs)
M. Loutfy
A. Carvalhal

(Co-Is)
S. A. Bitnun
J.C. Brophy
L. Kapiriri
S. Margolese
K. Masinde
K. Murphy
J. Raboud
R. Salter
L. Samson
F. Smaill
M. Yudin

The Psychosocial Experiences and Needs of HIV-Positive Women During Their First Year of Motherhood

Socio-Behavioural Science

$150,000

$450,000
(3)

Carol Strike
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

R. Balian
J. Altenberg
E. Roy
T. Guimond
P. Millson
T. Arenovich

Change the Cycle - a Feasibility and Pilot Intervention Study

Socio-Behavioural Science 

$133,249

$228,052
(2)

Robb Travers
Wilfrid Laurier University

(PI)
G. Bauer

(Co-Is)
Anjali
M. Boyce
R. Hammond
M. Kaay
N. Redman
K. Scanlon
K. Tokawa
A. Travers

A Qualitative Exploration of the Lived Experience of Trans People Living with HIV in Ontario

Socio-Behavioural Science

Community-Based Research

$49,932

$70,307
(2)

Juan Carlos Zùñiga-Pflücker
Sunnybrook Research Institute

R. La Motte-Mohs

Generation of HIV Resistant T Cell Progenitors from Human Stem Cells

 Basic Science   

$150,000

Pending
(2)

Major Equipment Grant

Reina Bendayan
University of Toronto

 

Role of Drug Transporters in Permeability and Efficacy of Microbicides at Human Genital Barrier Sites

Clinical Science  
Basic Science  

$45,297

$45,297
(1)

OHTN Fall Competition Total :

$709,953

$1,990,081


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