Mechanisms and Algorithms for Optimal Use of Inter-Clouds

Cloud computing is one of the pillars of the modern computing infrastructure mainly because it allows the procurement of computing services on a pay-as-you-go basis. However, despite the many benefits offered by cloud computing, it has several significant drawbacks such as data lock-in, lack of universal geographic proximity, risk of service outages, and variable cost […]

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Development an automated clinical notes generation pipeline

The proposed research project focuses on developing a real-time clinical notes generation pipeline (Note Wizard). The Note Wizard will automate the generation of clinical notes from audio consultations, improving accuracy and reducing the documentation burden on healthcare providers. These advancements will enhance operational efficiency, provider satisfaction, and patient care quality at Dialogue Health Technologies.

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Simplified technique for measuring ammonia emissions during manure management: A validation study

Manure storage and spreading release various air emissions, including ammonia (NH3), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), and particulate matter. Among these, ammonia is the most common gas emitted, which can harm air quality, human health, and the environment. High ammonia levels contribute to air pollution by forming fine particulate matter, which harms human health and […]

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Propagating Instrumental Systematics to Cosmological Analysis Pipeline for HIRAX

This research sheds light on the mysterious force of dark energy, driving the universe’s accelerated expansion, and reveals how cosmic structures evolve. Since hydrogen makes up most of the universe, its natural radiation at radio wavelengths allows us to map large volumes of space and track the distribution of matter. The Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time […]

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Theorizing Indigenous Group Silencing; Canadian and South African Perspectives

The proposed research project is a theoretical study on the group silencing of Indigenous communities and advocacy groups in South Africa and Canada. The aim is to look into the historical and current systems, mechanisms, and some seemingly innocent acts that silence Indigenous groups and their advocacy groups and shed light on the significance of […]

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Connectivity of random graphs with fixed degree sequence

Random Graphs are crucial for modelling large, complex networks such as: the hyperlinks between pages of the web, protein interactions at the cellular level, the brain’s neural pathways, social networks and many others. Graphs are ubiquitous because they focus only on connectivity structure. A graph consists of a set of vertices, some pairs of which […]

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Building AbilityGPT – A GPT model to create novel biological therapeutics

Antibody therapeutics are a fast-growing class of treatments for many significant unmet medical needs. Ability biologics is a Montréal-based startup company that has significant unique proprietary data, sequences and activities for over 40 targets, for training deep-learning models, combined with laboratory facilities to create and test antibodies proposed by computer models. Ability Biologics will use […]

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Landscapes of Minority Language Learning

Both Wales and Quebec are known for the importance they place on promoting the Welsh and French languages, respectively, and have introduced a variety of policy, cultural, and educational initiatives to this end. They owe these successes partly to their history of collaborating and sharing knowledge to enhance language revitalization and education efforts in both […]

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Fluent Interactions: Comparing conversations in online and face-to-face L2 French language learning classrooms to see if there is an impact on the motivation of learners

Comparing virtual and face-to-face interactions in language learning classrooms, this study aims to understand how the smoothness of turn-taking, interaction quality, and the presence of visual cues (such as body language) influence adult learners’ motivation to continue studying French in Quebec. We intend to conduct this through a mixed methods approach. Controlled experiments manipulating turn-taking […]

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Exploring Green Azole Alternatives for Copper Corrosion Inhibition in Cooling Towers

The project aims to identify eco-friendly organic molecules to be used as copper corrosion inhibitors for water cooling towers, which are crucial for heat management in facilities like hospitals and factories. Currently, toxic nonenvironmentaly- friendly chemicals are used to manage corrosion in water cooling towers, which pose environmental risks. The intern will collaborate with TGWT, […]

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Environmental monitoring, camera data collection and modelling in CEA

Controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is progressing toward innovative solutions specifically with remote monitoring instrumentation and artificial intelligence, can predict and detect physiological plant characteristics that will improve crop yield. The overall objective of this study is to design and build a test growth chamber to evaluate and remotely monitor environmental conditions and plant health. Environmental […]

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