Directory of Research Expertise

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Overview

The Healthy Indoors Partnership’s Strategic Research Committee seeks to improve healthy indoor environments in Canada by consolidating and integrating activities of national research and technology organizations for the purpose of developing integrated and strategic R&D initiatives, enhancing S&T partnerships, identifying reliable research products or building upon existing technologies, for dissemination, applications, and policies.  

This Committee gives its members and other contributors an opportunity to work together on strategic R&D projects, and to develop initiatives related to the indoor environment that meet HIP goals.

The Committee wishes to build and maintain a directory of Canadian research expertise in the field of indoor environment in support of the above-mentioned goals and activities.  

If you are a Canadian scientist, or represent a Canadian research organization involved in indoor environment research activities, you are invited to submit the details of your experience for future R&D collaboration with other Canadian scientists and organization

Please Read Carefully Before Submitting Your Information

The HIP Directory of Research Expertise will be produced and maintained for the sole purpose of R&D collaboration between scientists and research organizations.

The directory of expertise will be based on the input given by individuals interested in collaborating and contributing with others. The directory will not present a complete picture of expertise in Canada.

In order to maintain its usefulness, the directory will be limited to individuals and organizations that performed research and development on indoor environment issues within the past 5 years. Scientific research tax credits, funds from federal or provincial granting councils and IRAP or similar program funds are some indicators of R&D activities.

Information submitted to and included in the directory will not be verified or endorsed

If you are a Canadian scientist, or represent a Canadian research organization involved in indoor environment research activities, you are invited to submit the details of your experience for future R&D collaboration with other Canadian scientists and organization

Please note the directory will become accessible in the Spring 2004.

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