Jeremy Y. Ng, MSc, PhD has been awarded over $180 000 CAD as either a healthcare researcher or an academic publisher. His awards and distinctions are chronologically listed below:
1. Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS) Accelerate Industrial Fellowship (sponsored by EBSCO Health), MITACS, August 2022
• Grant funds a 1-year research project and is valued at $60 000 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to postdoctoral fellows for whom their research project expertise is needed by the sponsoring organization.
2. Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems (MITACS) Accelerate Industrial Fellowship (sponsored by EBSCO Health), MITACS, August 2021
• Grant funds a 1-year research project and is valued at $60 000 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to postdoctoral fellows for whom their research project expertise is needed by the sponsoring organization.
3. Business Innovation – Canada Periodical Fund, Department of Canadian Heritage, Government of Canada, November 2018
• Title: Launching the First Open-Access, Peer-Reviewed, Academic Journal of Natural Health Product Research
• Award provides successful applicants with funds to help publishing companies carry out their activities. Valued at $5 000 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to NHP Publications.
4. INCAM Travel Award, Canadian Interdisciplinary Network for Complementary & Alternative Medicine Research (INCAM), September 2018
• Award covers symposium registration, accommodation, and travel expenses and is valued at $1250 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to applicants who submitted an abstract accepted for oral or poster presentations at the 10th INCAM Research Symposium in Montreal, Quebec.
5. Entrance Scholarship, Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University, September 2018
• Awarded competitively upon acceptance into the Health Research Methodology Doctor of Philosophy program at McMaster University.
• Valued at $12 000 CAD.
6. Graduate Scholarship, Department of Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact, Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University, September 2018
• Awarded competitively upon acceptance into the Health Research Methodology Doctor of Philosophy program at McMaster University.
• Valued at $5 000 CAD.
7. Business Innovation – Canada Periodical Fund, Department of Canadian Heritage, Government of Canada, November 2017
• Title: Promoting and Continued Development of an Innovative Publishing Platform for Canadian Undergraduate Researchers
• Award provides successful applicants with funds to help publishing companies carry out their activities. Valued at $5 000 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to the URNCST Journal.
8. Starter Company Plus – Small Business Program Grant, Enterprise Toronto, City of Toronto/Province of Ontario, November 2017
• Award provides successful applicants with funds to help new companies carry out their activities. Valued at $3 500 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to the URNCST Journal.
9. School of Graduate Studies (SGS) Conference Grant, University of Toronto, November 2014
• Award provides successful applicants with funds to cover at least the minimum registration-fee for the proposed conference as well as a modest top-up. Valued at $850 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to full-time graduate students who are actively presenting their research at an academic conference.
10. INCAM Travel Award, Canadian Interdisciplinary Network for Complementary & Alternative Medicine Research (INCAM), September 2014
• Award covers symposium registration, accommodation, and travel expenses and is valued at $500 CAD.
• Awarded competitively to applicants who submitted an abstract accepted for oral or poster presentations at the 8th INCAM Research Symposium in Calgary, Alberta.
11. 2014-2015 Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS), Province of Ontario/University of Toronto, June 2014
• Grant funds a 3-term academic year and is valued at $15 000 CAD + $3 000 CAD top-up award.
• Awarded for demonstrating academic excellence in graduate studies at the Master’s level tenable at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Toronto.
12. Graduation with Distinction (Summa Cum Laude), McMaster University, June 2013
• For achieving a cumulative average of 9.5+/12 (B+/A- or greater) for the Bachelor of Science degree.
13. Deans’ Honour List, McMaster University, May 2011-2013
• Named to list for achieving a sessional average of 9.5+/12 for Levels II, III & IV of Honours Biology.
14. Undergraduate Student Research Award (USRA), Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), McMaster University, June 2012
• One of three undergraduate students from the Department of Medical Physics and Applied Radiation Sciences awarded research grant of $5 625 CAD (including 25% university contribution).
• Grant funds a 16-week summer studentship under the supervision of a NSERC-funded principal investigator.
15. 2012 KNOR Knowledge Grant, The Harriet Knor Foundation for Cancer Research, McMaster University, March 2012
• One of two undergraduate students from across Canada awarded research grant of $5 000 CAD.
• Grant funds a 12-week summer studentship under the supervision of a principal investigator conducting cancer-related research in either basic/core research, prevention strategies, diagnostic techniques, or treatment therapies.
16. McMaster Honour Award, McMaster University, September 2009
• University entrance scholarship valued at $1 000 CAD.
• Recipient of university entrance scholarship for achieving an 85%+ average in the final year of secondary school.
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