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Research Services in Canada
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Research Services sector based in Canada. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Cervo Brain Research Centre
The CERVO Research Center, one of Canada's leading neuroscience and mental health centers, focuses on the root causes of brain diseases. It brings together some sixty researchers in charge of research teams with more than 400 people, offering multidisciplinary expertise, ranging from membrane biophysics to social intervention, and the psychology of cognition. Mission The CERVO Research Center is devoted exclusively to the study of neurosciences and mental health. Its mission is to advance knowledge about the causes and treatment of neurological and psychiatric illnesses by developing new technologies and methodologies to unravel the mysteries of the brain and by continuously linking basic and clinical research. Scientific Approach Our researchers contribute to the advancement of brain science and the acceleration of knowledge transfer to the patient through the development and deployment of new technologies that enable measurement and intervention at the most basic levels in the cells and microcircuits of the brain in a non-invasive manner and with the greatest possible accuracy. These technologies include new techniques for brain imaging, optogenetics, ribo-tag transcriptome analysis, gene therapy and immunotherapy. Learn more: https://cervo.ulaval.ca/en/about-cervo
501 to 1000 staff
Cihr Pan-Canadian Network For Hiv And Stbbi Clinical Trials Research
The CTN+ is a Canada-wide partnership of researchers, caregivers, governments, health advocates, the innovative pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, and people living with HIV and STBBIs who are committed to developing treatments, preventions and cures for HIV and STBBIs, through the conduct of scientifically sound and ethical trials. We are committed to maximizing the impact of research and ultimately improving the health of Canadians by applying knowledge gained through research at home and abroad into applications and practice. Français: Le Réseau est un partenariat pancanadien qui regroupe chercheurs, professionnels de la santé, gouvernements, défenseurs du droit à la santé, industrie pharmaceutique et biotechnologique novatrice et individus vivant avec le VIH, dans le but de mettre au point des traitements ainsi que de prévenir et éventuellement éradiquer le VIH et les autres maladies connexes par la réalisation d’essais scientifiquement rigoureux et éthiques. Nous avons à cœur de maximiser l’impact de la recherche afin d’améliorer la santé des Canadiens en intégrant à la pratique les connaissances générées par la recherche réalisée ici et à l’étranger.
51 to 200 staff
Cimvhr - Canadian Institute For Military And Veteran Health Research
The health and well-being of Canadian military personnel, Veterans and their families is maximized through world-class research resulting in evidence-informed practices, policies and programs. To enhance the lives of Canadian military personnel, Veterans and their families by harnessing the national capacity for research.
11 to 50 staff
Cipsrt-Icrtsp
As part of the National Research Consortium, CIPSRT serves as the Knowledge Exchange Hub for knowledge synthesis, translation, and exchange that relies upon the best contemporary research evidence supporting an overall mission to help current and former public safety personnel, their leaders, and their families to maintain and improve their mental health and well-being.
11 to 50 staff
Coastal Research, Education, And Advocacy Network Crean
Established in 1989, Coastal Research, Education, and Advocacy Network empowers vulnerable low-income and racialized youth through research, education, and advocacy. Our community-based research informs our services, with the intention of deepening connections and improving the lives of youth, families, and their communities. We work closely with residents and community leaders to advocate, both locally and nationally, on behalf of youth to make our province a better place to live.
11 to 50 staff
Compute Ontario
Compute Ontario works with funders, service providers and other partners to ensure that Ontario researchers have access to advanced computing, research software and research data management services, tools and experts. We do this by providing strategic leadership and funding coordination to sustain and grow Ontario’s digital research infrastructure (DRI) – hardware, software, data management, data storage, high-speed networks and computational expertise supplied by a variety of academic, non-profit and for-profit organizations. We work with stakeholders in this complex ecosystem to build partnerships and co-create a clear vision for the future of Ontario’s DRI. We advocate on behalf of the ecosystem and the researchers it serves. Our goal is to realize the full potential of the DRI in advancing research, innovation, and creation in Ontario.
1 to 10 staff
Core Clinical Sciences
CCS is a research consultancy specializing in evidence synthesis, real-world solutions, and clinical trial designs with strong academic roots. We have over decades of combined experience working in large Contract Research Organizations (CROs). Our company is adaptable, nimble, and solution-oriented. We deliver personalized consulting services that you would not get at most big organizations.
1 to 10 staff
Cybersecurity Research Lab Crl
The Cybersecurity Research Lab (CRL) is an academic research lab at Ted Rogers School of Management at Toronto Metropolitan University (Formerly Ryerson University). The CRL conducts cutting-edge information security research, train the next generation of cybersecurity experts, and is spearheading a crucial and ongoing dialogue with the Information and Computer Technology (ICT) industry in Canada. The lab is founded and directed by Dr. Atefeh (Atty) Mashatan, an Information Security Researcher and Solutions Architect.
11 to 50 staff
Dalhousie Transportation Collaboratory Daltrac
The Dalhousie Transportation Collaboratory (DalTRAC) is a multi-disciplinary research facility dedicated to the advancement of transportation engineering/planning research and practice at Dalhousie University. The unit aims to contribute to transportation studies, planning, and analysis at local, regional and national levels. Major DalTRAC projects include- Nova Scotia Travel Activity (NovaTRAC) survey - Connect Smart Project - StreetSenseNetwork Project - Thumbs Up! Share the Road Nova Scotia Project
11 to 50 staff
E&b Data
E&B DATA measures the wealth creation and economic contribution of companies, industries and organizations. We track the ongoing activities and investments of companies involved in resource development, manufacturing and business services and calculate impacts on direct and indirect job creation, tax revenues and GDP. Our clients include major industrial investors, public administrations, associations, unions and regional organizations. We work mainly in Canada, although we also regularly conduct research in the United States, Europe and in developing countries.
11 to 50 staff
Etio Public Health Consultants
ETIO Public Health Consultants was founded with a single mission: to bring the benefits of evidence-informed, upstream, public health solutions to organizations. We approach each of our clients with fresh eyes to develop customized, unique strategies. ETIO Public Health Consultants offers a wide range of consulting services with the necessary tools and expertise to help you achieve your goals. We partner with our clients from start to finish, focusing on their needs while producing new ideas, developing effective strategies and designing high quality and scalable solutions.
11 to 50 staff
Focal Point Research Inc
Focal Point Research is a consulting company which has the unique ability to assist in many aspects of launching and improving products. We provide expertise in the areas of Cosmetics, Natural Health Products, Drugs, Medical Devices, Consumer Products, and Packaging. From early concept to regulatory approvals, product and package development, manufacturing and quality assurance, we provide comprehensive insight not typically found in a single firm. As a Canadian company with a global focus, we work with small, medium and large corporations, as well as with Industry Associations and governments. We work on one-time issues, as well as providing extended long-term support to help start and expand businesses. Every project and every client is treated uniquely. We provide the assurance of confidentiality in all of our work. At Focal Point Research we work with care and attention to the unique needs of your business. With our scientific, regulatory, and quality expertise, we assist our clients using our holistic approach to new product development and market introduction.
11 to 50 staff
Gamble Technologies Limited
Formed in June of 1996 from the ongoing businesses of its founders, Dr. Din Lal and Mr. Greg Gamble, Gamble Technologies Limited,(GTL), has become Canada’s premier full service distributor of Advanced Measurement Technology for the Science Industry. GTL’s supplier-partners include some of the worlds leading manufacturers of scientific solutions; many are the technical and marketing leader in their fields. To service its extensive and growing customer base, GTL provides local personnel from the major regional cities across Canada. GTL strives to provide the highest quality solution to the researcher, not just the best instrumentation but the best for the application. GTL’s people have deep expertise covering all of the company product range. Our selling and business style is one of the highest integrity with the strongest ethics. We want to form a partnership with our customers as well as our suppliers and are proud of the many long term relationships within our businesses. GTL is headquartered in Mississauga with regional locations across Canada
11 to 50 staff
Genome Atlantic
Genome Atlantic is a not-for-profit corporation with a mission to help Atlantic Canada reap the economic and social benefits of genomics and other ‘omics technologies. Working with a broad range of partners, we help companies, genomics researchers and others collaborate around strategic R&D initiatives that create sustainable improvements in agriculture, aquaculture and fisheries, energy, the environment, forestry, human health and mining. We are always eager to talk to those who want to see Atlantic Canada thrive through innovation. For more information, please contact us, or visit our website.
1 to 10 staff
Geoscience Bc
Geoscience BC is a not-for-profit society managing and co-funding independent geoscience research in collaboration with members and partners from industries, governments, communities and Indigenous groups in British Columbia. Our public research informs decisions about critical minerals and metals, cleaner energy, carbon management and water Want to support, contribute to, and advocate for research Become a MEMBER now and show your support SPONSOR one of our packages to demonstrate your value for geoscience
1 to 10 staff
Gerad
GERAD is a multi university research center founded in 1979. It involves some seventy experts from a mix of disciplines: quantitative methods for management, operations researchers, computer scientists, mathematicians and mathematical engineers, from HEC Montréal, École Polytechnique, McGill University and Université du Québec à Montréal. Its mission- To develop all aspects of the mathematics of decision making in large, complex systems be they technological, commercial or economic, and ahead of decision making, to develop the mathematics of model building as pertaining to statistical analysis, simulation and data mining- To train researchers in the above areas- To contribute to the building of collective wealth through the creation of spin off companies, consulting activities for the transferring of locally developed know how to industry, and the incorporation of this know how into software for support in decision making.
51 to 200 staff
Health Data Research Network Canada
From informing local decision-making to shaping globally recognized research, Canada’s provincial, territorial and pan-Canadian health and social data play an important role. Incorporated in 2020, Health Data Research Network Canada (HDRN Canada) connects researchers, policymakers and decision-makers from across the country to use data and expertise effectively in multi-jurisdictional studies and initiatives. Access to data helps address pressing health research challenges and builds Canada’s international leadership in the health field. By creating the infrastructure to support multi-jurisdictional and pan-Canadian studies, we can learn from each other’s experiences, tackle shared challenges, and ultimately, improve public health and the healthcare system for all Canadians.
51 to 200 staff
Healthy Populations Institute
The Healthy Populations Institute (HPI) was established in 1993 as a Senate-approved research institute at Dalhousie University. Through excellence in research, capacity building, and knowledge translation, HPI has been a leader in health promotion research in Atlantic Canada and beyond. It is within this context of exceptional research grant capture, and interdisciplinary, collaborative, policy and program-focused health promotion research, that HPI has undergone a renewal process: reflecting on our past, visioning our future, and developing a plan for continued success. As part of this renewal we have re-committed ourselves to policy and program-focused research, but also recognize the need to highlight more explicitly our ‘upstream research’, that is research which addresses the fundamental causes of unhealthy lives and communities. HPI places a special emphasis on informing policies and practices that can reduce the economic challenges facing the healthcare system. Vision: Healthy populations throughout the life-course and across generations. Mission: Improving population health and promoting health equity by understanding and influencing the complex conditions that impact the health of communities.
1 to 10 staff
Homewood Research Institute Hri
Homewood Research Institute (HRI) is an independent charitable organization dedicated to research designed to evaluate and transform mental health and substance use services in Canada and beyond.
11 to 50 staff
Human Early Learning Partnership
The Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP) is a collaborative research centre dedicated to improving conditions that promote an equitable start in life for all children and their families. HELP is based at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Faculty of Medicine’s School of Population and Public Health on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) People. HELP combines rigorous population-health research with community and government engagement to address the most pressing issues impacting healthy child development and improve child and youth outcomes across BC, Canada, and beyond.
51 to 200 staff
Icms
Our goal is provide our clients with quality biological and environmental data, consultation and extension services; to respond to the needs and changes of the industry; and to demonstrate professionalism, with responsibility to the safety of our employees and the environment. All private research is conducted confidentially requested otherwise by the client. Since establishing in 1985, the ICMS team of professionals and owners has remained focused on fulfilling the need for confidential, quality independent crop and environmental research services in Canada. From our own research facilities in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and with the assistance of quality–conscious associates in Eastern Canada, ICMS provides clients with national capabilities. The Standard Council of Canada recognizes ICMS as a GLP–compliant Facility. Continuous formal training of staff, an in–house Quality Assurance unit and a full range of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) enable ICMS to remain the supplier of choice for clients looking to obtain expert services in environmental fate studies in compliance with OECD Good Laboratory Practices (GLP).
11 to 50 staff
Institute For Sustainable Finance
The Institute for Sustainable Finance is the first-ever cross-cutting and collaborative hub in Canada that fuses academia, the private sector, and government with the singular focus of increasing Canada’s sustainable finance capacity. The Institute will accelerate Canada’s transition to sustainable finance. By investing in education, professional training, research, and partnerships, we will help to create the critical conditions for Canadian leadership on sustainable finance – at home and abroad. Housed at Smith School of Business at Queen’s University, the Institute will fill the gap of relevant data, expertise, and business-oriented solutions for sustainable finance. By aligning financial knowledge and tools with climate change imperatives, we will foster Canada’s leadership in the shift to a low-carbon global economy.
1 to 10 staff
International Centre For Pension Management
The International Centre for Pension Management (ICPM) is a global, research-based network of pension organizations that focuses on fostering long-term investing, strengthening governance of pension investments, and improving design and governance of pension schemes. The International Centre for Pension Management (ICPM) was founded in 2004 by Keith Ambachtsheer at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, in order to bridge the gap between academic research and the pension fund industry. ICPM became an independent non-profit organization in 2015 and has grown into a global network of 43 pension funds and related organizations that together manage more than 6 trillion dollars of assets. We design biannual Discussion Forums and year-round virtual round tables for the network, education programs for pension fund board members, trustees, and C-suite executives, research initiatives for academics, and public webinars and thought leadership series for practitioners, policy-makers, and the broader public.
1 to 10 staff
Langara College Applied Research Centre
The Applied Research Centre (ARC) at Langara College endeavours to create, support, and promote applied research opportunities that benefit students, faculty, employees, our community, and the College while encouraging diversity of participants, partners, disciplines, and ways of knowing.
1001 to 5000 staff
