Parkinson Canada would like to congratulate applicants who have been awarded funding in 2022 and also acknowledge the hard work and dedication to Parkinson’s research of the many applicants whose applications were highly ranked but did not receive funding.
Please see below for the funding decisions for the 2022 research competition:
Amounts awarded over one year.
Dr. Thérèse Di Paolo
Université Laval
$75,000
Prof. Janelle Drouin-Ouellet
Université de Montréal
$54,000
Dr. Lorraine Kalia
University Health Network
$75,000
Dr. Suneil Kalia
University Health Network
$75,000
Dr. Nicole Leclerc
Université de Montréal
$50,000
Dr. Caroline Paquette
McGill University
$75,000
Dr. Tejas Sankar
University of Alberta
$64,440.75
Amounts awarded over two years.
Dr. Anoosha Attaran
University of Western Ontario
$80,000
Dr. Naaz Desai (Kapadia)
University Health Network
$80,000
Dr. Amirhossein Ghaderi
University of Calgary
$100,000
Dr. Sriparna Mukherjee
Université de Montréal
$100,000
Dr. Jace Jones-Tabah
Montreal Neurological Institute
$80,000
Amounts awarded over one year.
Dr. Stefan Lang
University Health Network
$75,000
Dr. Jane Liao
University Health Network
$75,000
Amount awarded over two years.
Dr. Priti Gros
University of Toronto
$150,000
Amounts awarded over two years.
Zaid Al-Azzawi
McGill University
$20,000
Ghislaine Deyab
Montreal Neurological Institute
$20,000
Haley Geertsma
University of Ottawa
$20,000
Joyce (Sze Tung) Lam
University of British Columbia
$20,000
Kathryn Lambert
University of Alberta
$20,000
Zhe Liao
Simon Fraser University
$20,000
Kishorree Sangarapillai
University of Waterloo
$20,000
Nicholas Silver
University of Toronto
$20,000
Dr. Yuri Ludwig Sosero
McGill University
$20,000
These funding decisions are for informational purposes only. Only a fully executed Letter of Agreement will constitute the official record.
Learn more about our Parkinson’s research program and contact us if you have any questions.