The Canadian Province of Ontario is launching a new fund to attract and retain world-leading genomics researchers in the region.
The C$100.0-million ($84.9 million) Global Leadership Round in Genomics and Life Sciences will support globally-significant, collaborative research projects that are headquartered in Ontario. This fund will create high-skilled jobs in research and technology, and brings the Province's commitment to funding science since 2003 to a historic high of C$1.4 billion.
Focused on genomics and gene-related research, the new fund will aim to accelerate new knowledge that could lead to cures, better treatment and prevention for diseases like cancer, diabetes and heart disease. It will also support innovation in agriculture, environmental protection and clean technologies.
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