3D modeling is crucial for effective left ventricular assist device (LVAD) implantation by providing surgeons with precise, personalized visualizations of the patient’s heart anatomy. The proposed technology will allows for detailed preoperative planning, optimizing the placement of the LVAD within the left ventricle. The accuracy and individualized approach afforded by 3D modeling will contribute to […]

This project is a collaboration between Queen’s University and BBA Engineering Consultants. With a shortage of mining and mineral processing engineers across the country, BBA is looking for way to attract more students to study mining engineering and for ways to expose their EITs from other engineering disciplines to topics in mining and mineral processing. […]

The Proposal is about centralizing the reporting system an organization having a number of properties distributed in different regions of Canada. Daily revenue report is created at each property at the end of the day and sent to the owner. The owner has to go through a number of reports for getting an accurate view […]

Microbial diseases pose significant threats to agriculture, jeopardizing food security by reducing yields and damaging crops. Understanding how plants sense and respond to pathogens while maintaining growth is crucial. Signal transduction is governed by protein kinases that phosphorylate targets to regulate their activity, localization, and stability. Our research aims to unravel plant immune signaling, to […]

This project aims to identify and fix the gaps in existing business processes of commercial insurance brokers group. In order to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the processes, I plan to redesign the processes to eliminate bottlenecks and improve the service quality by developing workflow management system for the organization. Workflow management system deals […]

General Fusion (GF) is a private company developing a magnetized target fusion scheme to compress a plasma to fusion conditions with a liquid metal liner for the purposes of producing energy. The plasma density is an important parameter that must be measured during a shot to evaluate the performance of the machine. An interferometer is […]

The proposed project aims to use a non-invasive method of analyzing brain chemistry, known as proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy, to characterize changes in specific brain metabolites that are indicative of disease-processes occurring in the brain as a consequence of repeated subconcussive head trauma in high school football athletes. This project offers an opportunity for biomarker […]

This project makes it possible for Canadian researchers to share secure and traceable datasets between large computing systems in Canada. These traceable datasets can be used to further reproducible science by allowing everyone in the scientific community to know where the dataset used for experiments is from and that it has not been altered. Traceable […]

Soybean stands as one of the major field crops globally. However, its production encounters annual yield losses, partially attributed to pathogenic threats. To enhance the immunity of crops such as soybean, it is crucial to comprehend the molecular mechanisms of immune signaling. Building on our prior research, we propose that specific CDPKs may represent promising […]

We are an acquisition business that has business, medical, and operations data in over 20+ systems. Internally we have a project ongoing to bring everything into a data lake. This BSI project is to take that data and build dashboards and insights to help us operate our company better and improve the patient experience at […]

The project harnesses the robust mentor network of the Cansbridge Fellowship to enable interns to promote Market Innovation. Aligned with the Fellowship’s core mission of attracting budding entrepreneurs and fostering innovation, the intern, guided by the academic supervisor, will focus on identifying innovative organizations for potential strategic collaborations with Canada. The intern’s comprehensive market scan […]

We use all forms of sensory information when directing our movements to ensure that we reach our target. Conversely, when we have conflicting tactile and visual streams of information, like shaving in the mirror, the brain tends to inhibit the tactile information in order to favour our visual information. However the extent to which this […]