Bio Window Knowledge: Personalizing Most Relevant Content from Big Data

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Bio Window Knowledge: Personalizing Most Relevant Content from Big Data

Peer publications in the healthcare are many and held in silos. For researchers, the accessibility and utility of such publications can be problematic for a variety of reasons. Open access publication has addressed some of the issues, but the silos remain an issue. Electric Effect will provide a technology platform...
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Faculty Supervisor: Christie Ezeife

Student: Abdulrauf Gidado

Partner: Electric Effect

Discipline: Computer science

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: University of Windsor

Program: Accelerate

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To Discover Potential New Antidepressant Compounds from Mushrooms Native to British Columbia

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To Discover Potential New Antidepressant Compounds from Mushrooms Native to British Columbia

Mental illnesses, particularly depression, is one of the leading causes of global disease burden. In addition to reducing the quality of life of patients and their relatives, it costs billions of dollars annually to the Canadian economy. Unfortunately, current antidepressant drugs are barely satisfactory and have numerous side-effects. The goal...
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Faculty Supervisor: Chow Lee

Student: Noburo Kato;Mehreen Zeb

Partner: Translational Life Sciences Inc

Discipline: Biochemistry / Molecular biology

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: University of Northern British Columbia

Program: Accelerate

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Printable/sprayable anti-infective and anti-fouling coatings based on biomedical-grade polymers

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Printable/sprayable anti-infective and anti-fouling coatings based on biomedical-grade polymers

Despite substantial research efforts, the problems of spreading infectious diseases (such as COVID-19) through surface transmission and infections associated with medical devices persist. One promising solution is to apply a coating to the surface of concern that can provide effective surface disinfection. However, existing approaches typically provide only short-term disinfection...
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Faculty Supervisor: Todd Ryan Hoare

Student: Afshin Abrishamkar

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Engineering - chemical / biological

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: McMaster University

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Development of the McMaster Cough Monitor (MaCough)

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Development of the McMaster Cough Monitor (MaCough)

Chronic cough is a persistent daily cough that lasts greater than eight weeks and affects 10% of the general population. It is associated with a significant burden on health and quality of life. In clinical practice, there are very limited tools in order to quantitively monitor cough. Existing products are...
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Faculty Supervisor: Imran Satia;Qiyin Fang

Student: Mustafaa Abdul Wahab

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Kinesiology

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: McMaster University

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Building a Digital Development Readiness Tool with Indigenous Communities

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Building a Digital Development Readiness Tool with Indigenous Communities

This project will develop a new tool to identify strengths and needs in communities. This tool will be designed for and designed with Indigenous communities. This project will be a partnership between an Indigenous tech company, Function Four, and a research team at the University of Winnipeg. F4 already has...
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Faculty Supervisor: Ryan Bullock

Student: Wayne Kelly

Partner: Function Four

Discipline: Environmental sciences

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: University of Winnipeg

Program: Accelerate

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A combination host-pathogen rapid diagnostic technology for decentralized monitoring of respiratory infections

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A combination host-pathogen rapid diagnostic technology for decentralized monitoring of respiratory infections

Current testing for SARS-CoV-2 focuses on detection of the pathogen via isolated nucleic acids, routinely from nasopharyngeal swabs. To our knowledge, no approved clinical SARS-CoV-2 diagnostic tests using nasopharyngeal swabs incorporate measurements of host responses at the time of diagnosis. Monitoring host responses during SARS-CoV-2 infection is important, as stratification...
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Faculty Supervisor: Jeremy Hirota

Student: Dayna Mikkelsen

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Medicine

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: McMaster University

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Thermal analysis of heat capture and upgrade systems for thermochemical hydrogen production

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Thermal analysis of heat capture and upgrade systems for thermochemical hydrogen production

In order to meet Canada’s need for emissions-free hydrogen fuel, we aim to develop the Copper-Chlorine (Cu-Cl) thermochemical hydrogen production cycle into a pilot-plant which can be used to demonstrate the commercial feasibility of the process. An important portion of this development is research into how to integrate the Cu-Cl...
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Faculty Supervisor: Kamiel Gabriel

Student: Leonard Finney

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Engineering

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: Ontario Tech University

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COORDINATION, COLLABORATION ET CONCERTATION DES ORGANISMES DE CORPORATIONS DE DÉVELOPPEMENT COMMUNAUTAIRE : VERS UN MODÈLE DE LEADERSHIP DISTRIBUÉ

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COORDINATION, COLLABORATION ET CONCERTATION DES ORGANISMES DE CORPORATIONS DE DÉVELOPPEMENT COMMUNAUTAIRE : VERS UN MODÈLE DE LEADERSHIP DISTRIBUÉ

Les Corporations de Développement Communautaire (CDC) jouent un rôle central auprès des citoyens par leur offre de services complémentaires aux programmes des gouvernements. Au Québec, on dénombre plus de 60 CDC regroupant plus de 2500 organismes. Ceux-ci agissent d’une manière autonome dans différents champs d’activité (p.ex., santé et services sociaux,...
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Faculty Supervisor: Jamal Ben Mansour;Zeineb Ouni

Student: Mouna Bahi;Jesseca Minoarisoa

Partner: Corporation de développement communautaire MRC de L'Assomption

Discipline: Other

Sector: Other services (except public administration)

University: Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

Program: Accelerate

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Washable wearables for affordable and aesthetic augmentation of visuo-tactile sensory-perception enhancement in mixed reality

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Washable wearables for affordable and aesthetic augmentation of visuo-tactile sensory-perception enhancement in mixed reality

The inclusion of touch and physical sensations from within Virtual Reality and other Mixed Reality experiences provides exciting opportunities from both an entertainment and academic perspective.

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Faculty Supervisor: Graham Wakefield

Student: Sarah Vollmer

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Medicine

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: York University

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The Pharmacokinetics Evaluation of HDAC6-selective Inhibitors for Use in Therapeutic Strategies

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The Pharmacokinetics Evaluation of HDAC6-selective Inhibitors for Use in Therapeutic Strategies

Histone deacetylase 6 (HDAC6) is a protein known to be involved in a wide array of cancers. Although there are currently 4 approved HDAC inhibitors to date, these drugs lack the selectivity to only target HDAC6, given its high structural similarities with 10 other HDAC proteins, resulting in severe side-effects...
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Faculty Supervisor: Patrick Gunning

Student: Nabanita Nawar

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Chemistry

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

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Design of a Wearable Soft Sensor to monitor Skin Health

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Design of a Wearable Soft Sensor to monitor Skin Health

For people with mobility impairments, such as spinal cord injury survivors, rehabilitation and at home care settings come with the possibility of costly, painful pressure ulcers and skin breakdown. Occurring at a high frequency, current practice requires constant vigilance by caretakers and individuals using self-management practices. This injury comes from...
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Faculty Supervisor: James Tung

Student: Christian Mele

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Engineering - mechanical

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: University of Waterloo

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Enhancing the charge speed, useable capacity, and cycle life of lithium-ion battery packs using a novel health-conscious fast charging and active balancing strategy

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Enhancing the charge speed, useable capacity, and cycle life of lithium-ion battery packs using a novel health-conscious fast charging and active balancing strategy

One crucial difficulty with fast charging lithium-ion battery packs is the possibility of battery capacity deterioration if not properly managed. Fast charging electric vehicles for example, should involve ensuring that each one of the thousands of cells are charged safely and are balanced to all the other cells if the...
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Faculty Supervisor: Xianke Lin

Student: Olaoluwa (Joseph) Ojo

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Engineering - mechanical

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: Ontario Tech University

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Design and Prototype of Hybrid Battery Management System (HBMS) to Supply Economic Energy Storage Solution in Ultra-Cold Climate

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Design and Prototype of Hybrid Battery Management System (HBMS) to Supply Economic Energy Storage Solution in Ultra-Cold Climate

The battery is considered as the source of power for electric transport. The performance of the battery drops at low temperature which reduces the mileage of Electric Vehicle (EV). This issue is hindering the widespread adoption of EV in cold places like Canada. The Low-Temperature Battery (LTB) can be used...
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Faculty Supervisor: Hossam Gaber

Student: Md. Ibrahim Adham

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Physics / Astronomy

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: Ontario Tech University

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Cloud-based analysis platform for in-house DNA sequencing: plasmid validation

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Cloud-based analysis platform for in-house DNA sequencing: plasmid validation

Biological manufacturers are now starting to make chemicals and biological products (like proteins) by growing large amounts of microorganisms like bacteria or algae. One major quality control step in the manufacturing process is to check the genetic sequences of these microorganisms because they often not correctly made. This is due...
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Faculty Supervisor: Gregory Gloor

Student: Daniel Giguere

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Biochemistry / Molecular biology

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: Western University

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Intelligent Query and Learning System (IQLS)

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Intelligent Query and Learning System (IQLS)

Intelligent Query and Learning System (IQLS) is a web application that offers a platform for a business owner, product seller, service provider, doctor, engineer or anyone with a goal of providing service to their client or audience. Using this platform, an individual can train the system with information related to...
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Faculty Supervisor: Hossam Gaber

Student: Sk Sami Al Jabar

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Engineering - computer / electrical

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

University: Ontario Tech University

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An image-guided, highly tunable hydrogel delivery device for novel minimally invasive therapies

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An image-guided, highly tunable hydrogel delivery device for novel minimally invasive therapies

Minimally invasive treatments have greatly changed the clinical landscape for a variety of disorders. A catheter is navigated through the body to the target site where a multitude of interventions can be performed, including drug delivery and therapeutic embolization and in the near future delivery of tissue-engineered constructs. However, there...
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Faculty Supervisor: Victor XD Yang;Victor Yang

Student: Yuta Dobashi

Partner: Incubate Innovate Network of Canada

Discipline: Medicine

Sector: Professional, scientific and technical services

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