Deep Research for Forecasting

ServiceNow develops a platform for client organizations to manage and automate large-scale processes across various industries. In 2020, ServiceNow acquired Element AI to strengthen its presence in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) research landscape and the Canadian AI ecosystem. This acquisition enabled the developmentof AI-driven products that improve the platform’s capabilities. ServiceNow Research has made significant […]

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Exploring the science identities and science capital of Let’s Talk Science outreach volunteers in the context of science teacher shortages

This study will consider the extent to which Let’s Talk Science outreach volunteers see themselves, and are seen by others, as science teachers. It will use mixed (quantitative and qualitative) methods to examine science majors’ identities, life histories, their experiences of outreach facilitation with Let’s Talk Science, and their interpretations of these experiences. Most students […]

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Drainage Design Parameters to Reduce Soil Compaction

Heavier, more efficient farm machinery is needed to produce cereals and grains for the growing population. The weight of this heavy machinery reduces the air space between soil particles causing soil compaction. This is particularly damaging on heavier soils that are intensively cultivated without rotations. Soil compaction impedes the flow of water through the soil […]

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Access to Health Care for Uninsured Migrants – Strategies for Community Advocacy

This project examines how uninsured migrant parents of babies born in Canada, and their supporters, navigate barriers to registering newborns for provincial health cards. “Uninsured migrants” refers to people who are ineligible for public insurance and lack private coverage or have insufficient coverage. Research shows that hospitals may refuse to register newborns when the mother […]

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Defining and Computing True Clinical Trial-relevant Causal Estimands in Simulation Studies

Simulation studies are widely used in pharmaceutical research to evaluate operating characteristics of statistical methods proposed for regulatory analyses. Central to such studies is the ability to compare against a known “truth” implied by assumed the data-generating mechanism. In practice, however, this advantage is often limited than assumed, as the target is not a simple […]

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An iSCAT-Based Platform for Digital Determination of Affinity Constants (DiDAC)

Modern biological research relies heavily on antibodies to detect and measure proteins, from genetics research to diagnostics and drug development. Measuring binding kinetics for antibodies is important for inferring specificity, affinity, and its mechanism of action. Existing kinetics assays are powerful, but they often require large sample volumes and provide only averaged signals, making it […]

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Shahrastani and the Ismaili Dawah: Investigating Shahrastani’s Influence By and On the Missionaries (dais) and Thoughts of the Fatimid and Nizari Periods

This research project investigates the esoteric thoughts of the 12th-century Muslim thinker, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Karim Shahrastani, focusing on how his works shaped the theological identity of the Ismaili Shii tradition. By analyzing Shahrastani’s unique use of symbolic narratives to represent spiritual authority, the study seeks to fill a significant gap in our understanding of […]

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Cognitive Navigation and Task Reasoning in Field Robotics

This project explores how a mobile field robot integrates semantic perception, task reasoning, and task-aware planning to operate autonomously in unstructured, real-world environments. The work focuses on implementing and evaluating existing perception and task-reasoning components that enable the robot to interpret visual and spatial information, infer task intent, and select feasible actions under uncertainty. Experiments […]

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