L2M QC Spring 2025 | Personalized Daily Rhythm Optimizer (Technohealth): Using wearable sensor data to detect an individual’s biological clock and optimize daily schedules for peak mental performance, relaxation, and recovery.

Canada’s healthcare system is facing growing challenges, including rising costs, overworked providers, and limited access to preventive care. At the same time, mental health disorders and chronic diseases are increasing, often linked to disrupted sleep and daily activity patterns. Despite their impact, these disruptions are difficult to track because they rely on self-reports, occasional doctor […]

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L2M QC Spring 2025 | PROSHIELD – Proactive AI Cybersecurity Defense Platform

In light of the recent concerning growth of cyberattacks in pace, scale, and sophistication empowered by contemporary Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques with multiple complex hacking and penetration tools, Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) suffer continuous and serious technical, financial, and societal hits as severe damages of these attacks. This surge in cyberattacks boosted by AI […]

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Operational and Strategic Plan Development of an Accelerator in the Technological Innovation for Health Care sector1.3. Academic Discipline:[ Y ]Business

The proposed project is to research the steps needed to take in order to build and sustain an accelerator/incubator in the health care sector, which will provide core processes and steps to the partner organization. The following steps would be undertaken: o Analysis of other successful incubators/accelerators in the health care space. o Partnership wish […]

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Developing AI Models for Instrument-Tissue Force Prediction in Neurosurgery

This project aims to explore whether brain tissue deformation, observed through a surgical microscope, can be used to estimate instrument-brain contact forces during epilepsy surgery. Two interns will work on key aspects: one will develop computer vision techniques to track tissue deformations in real time, while the other will create machine learning models to translate […]

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Portrait stylization

This project explores how AI can create expressive, stylized portraits while keeping a person’s identity and emotions intact. By developing advanced AI models, it will help artists, enhance digital content creation, and support industries like entertainment, advertising, and cultural heritage. The technology can be used in museums for interactive exhibits, in film and gaming for […]

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Automated Threat Hunting for Early APT Identification

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) present a significant challenge to organizations due to their sophisticated, stealthy, and persistent nature. Traditional reactive security measures often do not detect these threats in real-time, leaving systems vulnerable to long-term exploitation. This research project will explore how to automate threat hunting to proactively identify APTs in real time, reducing manual […]

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Development of Natural Language Queries Embedded Within a School Data Hub to Support Data-Informed Decision-Making by School-Based Practitioners

The University of Toronto Schools (UTS), through the Eureka Research Institute, is committed to advancing data-driven decision-making in K-12 education. This aligns with the growing recognition of the importance of data literacy in education, where students and teachers need to “read the world with data” and “write the world with data” (Louie, 2022). Recent research […]

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Applicability of functional size measurement to quantum error correction software

The primary objective of this research is to measure error correction schemes in quantum computing and their impact on the functional size of quantum software. By analyzing various Quantum Error Correction (QEC) methods, the research aims to optimize quantum software measurement and development. Additionally, a key goal is to define specifications for an automated tool […]

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Development and testing of an on-line video game to teach second languages

Copernicus Studios Inc. (CSI; Halifax, NS) is developing LANGA – disruptive LANguage GAming software to help people learn new languages. LANGA uses advanced speech recognition and high-end animation to create a unique and engaging gaming experience. However, LANGA is more than just flash – it has been developed in partnership with the NeuroCognitive Imaging Lab […]

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