L2M – Path Forward Neurotech

Path Forward Neurotech is bringing cutting-edge brain training technology from York University’s research labs to the business world. The company has developed special exercises that combine thinking and movement using augmented reality (AR) technology, which has been shown to significantly improve brain function and quality of life in just 8 weeks. This project will help […]

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Protein-based nanoparticles with novel azole derivatives as antifungals

Increasingly, fungi are becoming resistant to the drugs, antifungals, that we use to treat fungal infections, necessitating research into alternative antifungal strategies. One way to increase the amount and delivery of antifungals to invading fungi within the body is using protein-based nanoparticles. The antifungals associate with the nanoparticles that are delivered and taken in by […]

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L2M Launch / Qc Fall 2025 / Flexible Intra-Oral Device for Continuous Salivary Biomarkers Monitoring to Diagnose Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders like insomnia and circadian rhythm disruptions affect millions, leading to health problems such as fatigue, difficulty to concentrate, depression, various ailments including heart disease and cancer. Diagnosing these issues is challenging because current methods, such as overnight lab tests, are expensive, uncomfortable, and often unable to accurately perform real-time measurements. Wearable devices help, […]

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Next-Generation Wound Dressings: MOF-Loaded 3D-Printed Hydrogels for Diabetic Ulcer Treatment

Diabetic foot ulcers are a major complication of diabetes, often leading to serious infections and even limb amputations. These chronic wounds heal poorly due to prolonged inflammation, oxidative stress, and tissue damage. This project aims to develop an advanced wound dressing that combines natural and synthetic materials with innovative nanotechnology to improve healing outcomes. The […]

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TRULP-Spiritual power of vegetable plants as healing medicine (manitowi-kischihtowin nawach kayas nistamihowin iskwayihk)

Many Northern and Indigenous communities in Canada face significant health challenges, including high rates of diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. These conditions are often worsened by limited access to fresh, nutritious foods. This project seeks to address these issues by developing a functional food prototype made from nutrient-dense vegetables-such as broccoli microgreens-cultivated using advanced smart […]

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Analyzing the impact of delays in market access on patient outcomes among oncology patients in Canada

This project examines how delays in market access to innovative oncology treatments impact patient outcomes in Canada. Delays, caused by regulatory approval, pricing negotiations, reimbursement decisions, and administrative hurdles, can lead to disparities in treatment access across provinces. Conducted under Amaris Consulting’s Health Economics and Market Access (HEMA) division, the research aims to identify the […]

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Optimisation des processus de libération des consommables utilisés dans la fabrication des produits de santé stériles et non stériles

Projet : Optimisation des processus de libération des consommables utilisés dans la fabrication des produits de santé stériles et non stériles. Ce projet vise d’ optimiser les processus de qualité et de conformité réglementaire, La relâche des matériaux consommables est fondée sur des exigences réglementaires strictes, assurant le respect des standards de qualité requis pour […]

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L2M Launch / Qc Fall 2025 / Spheralis Biolabs

We are developing a new class of antibiotics to treat udder infections in dairy cows caused by Staphylococcus aureus, a particularly difficult and costly problem for farmers. While udder infections in general cost the Canadian dairy industry over $800?million each year, those caused by S. aureus are especially challenging to treat, often leading to milk […]

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