La naturalisation de l’épistémologie kantienne : étude sur la normativité

D’un point de vue historique, le projet de recherche s’intéresse aux études produites lors du renouveau de la philosophie kantienne dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle en Allemagne. D’un point de vue thématique, le projet porte sur le cadre logique et psychologique qui déterminent et limitent les connaissances auxquelles peuvent prétendre accéder les êtres […]

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Les mots, les lieux et les temps de la sexualité ordinaire à Toulouse au 18e siècle

Structurée par une collaboration de recherche internationale entre des chercheurs.res de l’Université d’Ottawa, de l’université Toulouse – Jean-Jaurès et des Archives municipales de Toulouse, cette thèse porte sur l’histoire des comportements sexuels ordinaires et quotidiens se déployant des les divers espaces et lieux de sociabilité de Toulouse au XVIIIe siècle. Notre principal objectif est de […]

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The role of marginal B cells in atherosclerosis

Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory disease characterized by the accumulation of cholesterol, fat and immune cells deposits in large arteries. In the body, the main inflammatory modulators are called immune cells. We have recently discovered that a type of immune cell called marginal zone B (MZB) cells protect from atherosclerosis (Nus, Nat Med 2017). In response […]

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Closing the Gap: A Study of the Implementation and Effectiveness of theYouth in Transition (YouIT) Intensive Case Management Services.

This evaluation will investigate the implementation and effectiveness of the integrated community mental health services for youth and young adults with mental health and addiction problems. The evaluation will entail two distinct pieces of research: (1) an evaluation of the implementation of the program and (2) an evaluation of the outcomes of participants in the […]

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Transcranial Direct Current Simulation as an add-on treatment to Cognitive-Behavior Therapy in first episode Major Depressive drug-naive patients

Principal Investigator: Sandra Carvalho (PhD), School of Psychology, University of Minho, Gualtar Braga, Portugal Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a serious and debilitating illness that affects citizens worldwide. In Portugal, depression can be found within 7% of the population and has been linked to over a thousand deaths every year. In order to reduce the […]

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Research Visit – Environment and Development Economics

While at Berkeley, I would mostly be working on my sole-authored paper. This paper links trade and the environment in Brazil. Using the major trade liberalization episode in the early 1990s as a plausible source of exogenous variation, my paper investigates two hypotheses. First, increased international competition in manufactured goods negatively impacted the least productive […]

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Digital Manufacturing of 3D Printed Wearable Sensors (D-SENSE)

The Soft Transducers Laboratory (LTMS) focuses on the development of processes to incorporate sensors into 3D printed wearable devices. This includes the design, fabrication and characterization of printed sensors within elastomeric materials (i.e. materials exhibiting elastic, rubber-like properties). This also includes the incorporation of discrete components into the digitally manufactured systems for the implementation of […]

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Exploring patient motivations for wanting to stop an abortion

Recent campaigns by anti-abortion activists in the United States have centered on the claim that medication abortion with mifepristone, a highly effective regimen for early pregnancy termination, can be “reversed”. Despite the fact that this is not supported by medical evidence, multiple states have incorporated this information into state mandated counselling materials for abortion patients. […]

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Dynamic Control Algorithms for Autonomous Path Planning and Tracking of Agricultural Wide-Span Implement Carriers (WSIC)

The proposed project aims to develop dynamic control systems for the autonomous operation of agricultural Wide-Span Implement Carriers (WSICs). The dynamic effects will be integrated into the control algorithms for the stationary and mobile mode of WSIC to further improve the precision and efficiency for path tracking of the machine. The proper control laws will […]

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Targeting the glycerophospholipidome to promote stroke and AD recovery

Alzheimer Disease complicated by covert stroke is the most common neurodegenerative disorder with 24.3 million patients worldwide. One new patient is diagnosed every seven minutes. The emotional toll is incalculable. Prognosis is bleak. Insidious cognitive decline eliminates a patient’s identity and renders victims dependent upon custodial care within 5-8 yrs. There is a pressing need […]

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Role of Autophagy in Neurogenesis during Stroke Recovery

In the late 1990s, scientists made the remarkable discovery of neurogenesis in the adult human brain, defined as the process of new neurons being formed from neural stem cells. This was a remarkable discovery since it raised hope that we can replace neurons that have died following a stroke. Thus many researchers are trying to […]

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