Immersive Control Centre for Space Mission Management and Collaboration

Our project aims to revolutionize space mission management by developing an immersive control centre that harnesses advanced virtual and augmented reality technologies. This innovative center utilizes digital twin technology to create accurate 3D models of space environments and vehicles, allowing operators to interact with missions as if they were physically present. This approach significantly enhances […]

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Bioprocess optimisation for liver organoid biomanufacturing

Liver transplants can be a lifesaving treatment for people living with liver disease. However, many patients die on the waiting list every year. This major concern has raised the need to find alternatives to organ replacement therapy. Morphocell Technologies’ product, ReLiver™, uses stem cells to treat liver disease. Stem cells have the ability to self-renew […]

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Aston Dynamics R&D 2024 Part 2

Combining engineers from Australia and engineer interns from Canada to co-design and test new projects for development in the Electric vehicle and trailer braking industries.

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Incorporating Equity Considerations Into Serious Safety Event Review Processes

Serious safety events (SSEs) are a subset of patient safety events (PSEs) reported in hospitals which results in a severe level of harm. Many of these events are cases of avoidable harm and are investigated during SSE review processes. Systemic inequities are prevalent in healthcare systems and contribute to the occurrence of SSEs, however are […]

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Origin Product Monitoring System to Ensure Safe and Effective Medical Device Function

The proposed project aims to improve FluidAI’s system for monitoring the reliability of their medical device, the Stream Platform, which assists in post-operative monitoring of wound drainage. By using advanced digital tools and data analysis techniques, the project will streamline the process of collecting and analyzing data from the device production and use to understand […]

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Bunsen Reaction study as a key step of H2S Splitting cycle in Corning Advanced Flow Reactor

Currently, microreaction technology was applied to Bunsen reaction, a key step of H2S splitting cycle, to improve process capability by overcoming mass transfer limitations. This was achieved by using low-flow advanced reactor (LF-AFR) made by Corning Inc., the smallest model, in our research lab at University of Saskatchewan. Compared to normal scale reactors, microreactors provide […]

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Multivariable Industrial Alarm Monitoring and Management

This project aims to develop, evaluate, and apply advanced solutions and techniques for assisting industrial plant operators in decision-making during abnormal situations, thereby improving plant safety and reliability. Currently, plant operators receive too many alarms, making it difficult to respond effectively. In industrial facilities, developing strategies for sustainable Environmental, Health, and Safety (EH&S) performance and […]

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Etude in vivo d’une formulation de nanoliposomes fonctionnalisés (chimiquement modifiés) en tant que système de livraison pour la fonction cérébrale

Le vieillissement de la population impose un vrai défi sociétal afin de maintenir la qualité de la vie, l’autonomie, et la productivité de l’individu âgé tout en minimisant les dépenses de santé. L’un des éléments majeurs de ce défi concerne le vieillissement cérébral lié au développement des maladies neurodégénératives, notamment la maladie d’Alzheimer (MA). Actuellement […]

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Short-term streamflow forecasting for the Oldman River

The proposed research project aims to develop accurate and user-friendly models to forecast daily streamflow for the Oldman River in Alberta. This project will involve using advanced machine learning methods, such as Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), to improve the reliability of streamflow predictions. By enhancing the […]

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Development and Testing of Advanced Energy Recovery Ventilator Geometries

Buildings globally play a substantial role in energy consumption, representing more than 30% of the total energy demand. However, this energy usage is hindered by a lack of efficiency in HVAC systems, insufficient insulation, and the continuous need for fresh air, resulting in approximately 30% of this energy being wasted. Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) play […]

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Application of model order reduction techniques for efficient EMT simulation of large converter-interfaced power systems

The widespread use of renewable energy sources requires inverters to connect to the grid for enhanced control and operational flexibilities of the system. However, these “inverter-based resources” (IBRs) can sometimes cause unstable interactions with the grid which necessitate prior detailed simulation studies. Detailed Electro-Magnetic Transient (EMT) simulations are essential for these IBRs due to their […]

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