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December 13, 2024
My CIHR Profile is now live in ResearchNet.
The My CIHR Profile is a new self-serve tool that will allow ResearchNet users to view, input, and update their personal information as needed. The first time you log into your ResearchNet account on or after December 13, you will be taken directly to your My CIHR Profile to validate your personal information. Your My CIHR Profile can also be accessed by clicking on your name in the top right-hand corner of the ResearchNet screen.
If you have any questions, please reach out to the Contact Centre.
December 10, 2024
My CIHR Profile coming to ResearchNet on December 13, 2024
CIHR will be implementing My CIHR Profile in ResearchNet on December 13, 2024. The My CIHR Profile is a new self-serve tool that will allow ResearchNet users to view, input, and update their personal information as needed. The first time you log into your ResearchNet account on or after December 13, you will be taken directly to your My CIHR Profile to validate your personal information. Your My CIHR Profile can also be accessed by clicking on your name in the top right-hand corner of the ResearchNet screen.
For questions, please reach out to the Contact Centre.
November
November 27, 2024
Bouchard (Phoenix pay system) class action:
A settlement has been reached in the Bouchard class action against the Government of Canada. Consult the first notification to class members to learn more about the settlement, who's included in the class action, how to participate in the hearing to approve the settlement, or how to opt out of the class action.
September
September 18, 2024
In memoriam: Dr. Philip Branton
We are saddened to learn of the passing of esteemed cancer researcher Dr. Philip Branton.
Dr. Branton was a cancer virologist with Université de Sherbrooke, McMaster University, and McGill University. When CIHR was created in 2000, Dr. Branton was appointed the inaugural Scientific Director of the Institute of Cancer Research. While serving in this role, he founded the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance, an organization that works strategically to coordinate and collaborate on most of the cancer research conducted in Canada. Dr. Branton was a natural at bringing people together in support of a common cause, and he used this collaborative approach to support research to uncover the factors that cause cancer and discover better treatments to improve patient and survivor outcomes.
Known for his kindness, humour, and leadership ability, Dr. Branton received many prestigious appointments and awards during his career, including being named a Member of the Royal Society of Canada, his reception of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, and becoming an Officer of the Order of Canada.
All of us at the Canadian Institutes of Health Research offer our deepest condolences to Dr. Branton's family and friends.
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