TRLUP – AI-Driven Biomass Intelligence: Unlocking High-Value Applications from Waste

Biomass, derived from a wide array of organic materials including agricultural residues (e.g., crop stalks, leaves, and fruit peels) and forestry residues (e.g., stumps, branches, and leaves), offers a scalable and renewable feedstock for developing sustainable bio-based products across the energy, materials, and environmental sectors. Through thermochemical conversion techniques, value-added products such as biochar, bio-oil, […]

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TRLUP – Enabled Talent

Enabled Talent is an inclusive employment platform using AI to connect people with disabilities to accessible jobs. This project will help the team move from a pilot to national scale by researching market needs, analyzing employment policies, and shaping a plan to reach more users and employers. The intern will support with market analysis, pricing […]

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Cloud Architect

The student will be working as a Cloud Architect with the Capstone project student team of four students from the Cloud Computing Program ( One Year post graduate diploma), Humber College starting January 2023 until April 2023.

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Building Cultural Sustainability: An Applied Research Model

Financial constraints are a significant barrier to sustainable practices within Canada’s cultural sector and especially within the performing arts. This situation has been exacerbated by COVID, with significant hits to economic impact and employment observed at the municipal level. In addition, physical space, digital fluency and access to technology are primary concerns for small/medium organizations. […]

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Developing a best practice model for mental health crisis care: A community engaged approach

When experiencing mental health crisis, many people rely on emergency services such as 9-1-1 dispatchers, paramedic services, police services and hospital emergency department services. Emergency response to mental health calls has recently gained significantly greater attention, recognizing that these interactions may have substantial, potentially life and death consequences for those already in distress, particularly for […]

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