Adjusting Cognitive Loads of Operators from Visual Inputs

Simulation-based training is an critical supplement to current clinical training. However, implementing simulation technology into a curriculum to maximize training outcomes still presents a significant challenge. It is important to consider multiple factors and their impact on trainee cognitive load. In the past, we have adjusted the target stability to manage the cognitive load of […]

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Machine Learning and Software developer interns working within cross-functional teams to develop and commercialize AI-powered solutions in the Public Services sector (1)

AltaML builds artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled solutions to business problems. We work with organisations, bringing together their data and domain expertise with our AI expertise, to develop AI solutions that are deployed in their operations. We also commercialize AI-enabled products business via industry-specific ventures, yielding scalability from our investment in the first solution. Competition for tech […]

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An Innovative Model of Pediatric ACute Mental Health and AddictioNs Care to Increase Value to Children, Youth, and the Healthcare System: The PACMAN Study

The PACMAN Study seeks to understand experiences and satisfaction with care and outcomes of children and youth who used mental health services as well as their parents and caregivers at the above-mentioned hospitals, including an economic evaluation conducted by the IHE on the impact of the intervention on healthcare resource use and costs in youth […]

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Decoding Political Messaging to Working-Class Voters In Canada

This research project, “Decoding Political Messaging to Working-Class Voters In Canada,” is interested in understanding how the three major Canadian political talk to working-class voters. We will be looking at what the Liberals, Conservatives, and New Democrats say about important topics like jobs, climate change, and healthcare. By exploring and analyzing their party platforms from […]

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Machine Learning based Combustion Control for Zero Carbon fuels

The Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act targets net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050 with similar commitments around the globe. In the short-term, emissions from heavy-duty internal combustion engines (ICEs) that dominate the power generation in freight transportation industry can either be reduced or eliminated with zero-carbon fuels such as Hydrogen / Ammonia. One solution […]

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A quarterly real GDP index for the province of Alberta

Stress tests link key bank variables with macroeconomic indicators to measure, for example, how much bank earnings can vary during economic downturns. For local businesses, which are closely tied to the health of the local economy, it’s important that these macroeconomic indicators have a regional focus. In this project, our goal is to enhance the […]

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Green House Gas Reduction – Accurate Quantification and Measurement

To construct models that can utilize the extensive data that has been previously collected, associated with numerous GHG reduction initiatives to accurately quantify realized or unrealized GHG emission reductions. From the work that was completed by O’Hanlon Paving’s previous intern, we were able to gather extensive data but unable to determine accurately if gains had […]

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Soil Analysis and Potential Soil Amendments Best Management Practices on Naturalization Sites within the City of Edmonton

For nearly three decades, Edmonton has been a pioneer in urban sustainability, implementing naturalization projects that revert sections of maintained City green space to a more native and ecologically balanced state. These efforts span diverse urban areas, including roadways, storm water ponds, park spaces, and communities. The City’s Naturalization program strategically plants trees, shrubs, and […]

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Establishing a 2024 baseline inventory of native biodiversity found around Alberta’s second largest conservation facility.

The Edmonton Valley Zoo and its team is passionate about the natural world and are always looking to find ways to promote environmental responsibility and reduce its own environmental footprint. Our Conservation team works to conserve species in the wild, through endangered species breeding programs, instituting green practices on site, and inspiring action by our […]

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Developing a high throughput in vitro method for testing pro-regenerative molecules

Multiple sclerosis is highly prevalent in Alberta and is characterized by loss of myelin (brain white matter) and myelin-producing cells, oligodendrocytes. This leads to neurodegeneration and symptoms like blurred vision, impaired cognition, loss of mobility and/or paralysis. Currently there are no treatments aimed to replace lost oligodendrocytes and myelin. This can be achieved by stimulating […]

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