Unlock research potential with the 2026 Operating Grant for Early Career Researchers in Human Development and Child Health. Funded by CIHR, this prospect supports impactful studies in developmental health. This grant targets early career researchers affiliated with Canadian institutions.

The CIHR Institute of Human Development, Child and Youth Health invites candidates to explore diverse research areas, such as Indigenous health, child mental health, and nutrition. Funding is geared towards generating new knowledge and improving health outcomes, emphasizing equity and inclusion. Key Responsibilities:

- Conduct independent research in specified health domains
- Collaborate with partners to enhance research impact
- Adhere to the tri-agency CV guidelines for applications




- Engage equitable research practices with community involvement
- Mobilize knowledge effectively among stakeholders Requirements:
- Early career status with 50% protected research time
- Completion of CIHR gender-based analysis training
- Demonstrated expertise in chosen research area
- Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion principles
- Affiliation with a recognized Canadian institution Pursue groundbreaking research with this operating grant aimed at enhancing health outcomes in children and youth.

📌 2026 Operating Grant for Early Career Researchers (Canada)
🏢 Researchnet Recherchenet
📍 Canada