Who are the ‘good Russians’ for Ukrainians during the full-scale war? Attitudes of the Ukrainian society to the Russian opposition in the social media space

The research project aims to examine the attitudes of Ukrainians towards Russians, particularly about the concept of ‘good Russians’ during the ongoing full-scale war. The study will include the exploration of the socio-historical background of Russian-Ukrainian relations, as well as the analysis of the changes in attitudes before and after the Russian aggression in 2014. […]

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University of Toronto Mississauga Digital Health Technologies Internship

This project will focus on the evolution of data models through the improvement of internal tooling to allow data self-service along with the operationalization of production-grade data pipelines in the field of bioinformatics, due to the immense amount of growth in the volume of data being produced from genome sequencing. With public data repositories that […]

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Jolie Gan – Using Artifical Intelligence (AI) to comparatively analyze social determinants of health affecting market access of cellular agriculture products among rural communities in Canada versus Southeast Asia

An imminent challenge jointly felt in Asia and Canada is the issue of food scarcity, food insecurity, and lack of sustainable food options, particularly in rural communities To mitigate this issue, a number of Asian cellular agriculture companies have developed unique business practices and operating procedures and have created effective alternate market access pathways to […]

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The formation of Li rich pegmatites in northern Ontario

Development of new critical metals deposits are essential for the world to transition to a carbon neutral future. One important type of critical metal is lithium, essential for production lithium-ion batteries which are common in many consumer products including electric cars. This project will use a combination of geological mapping and in situ chemical analyses […]

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Multi-task Reinforcement Learning for Video Games

An important component of modern video games is the non-player character (NPC), moving entities in-game that are not controlled by a human, which may cooperate with, oppose, or otherwise interact with the player. For an NPC to interact with the game word it must often perform complex tasks that are difficult to program explicitly. Research […]

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AI-Based Content Adaptive Video Compression

The rapid evolution of video resolution has significantly increased the video bitrate requirement, making data transfer a challenging task for data-intensive applications like video conferencing, cloud gaming and game streaming. With the rise of machine learning, studies have shown the potential of embedding conventional video compression algorithms with AI-based methods to enhance their performance. This […]

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ML/AI LLVM Methods to Map Code to Core Architectures and Optimize

Modern compilers have increasingly large number of complex optimizations to meet the prevalent demand of using Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in gaming and other applications. Optimization passes are program and architecture depend. Therefore, selecting the best optimizations in the most optimal ordering is a difficult task. While leveraging ML methods in compiler […]

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Efficient Avatar Generation from Arbitrary Images

AR/VR may be the next frontier for online human communications and interactions. The ability to produce photorealistic avatars dramatically improves the feeling of immersion and connection in applications utilizing AR/VR. However, current methods of face capture are time-consuming and involve expensive cameras and sensors. In this project, we explore deep learning methods for generating face […]

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Identifying potentiators for improved adeno associated virus based gene therapy for the central nervous system

Gene therapies are revolutionizing medicine, providing new therapeutics for diseases that previously were untreatable. In the central nervous system in particular, gene therapies hold great promise for saving lives and improving the quality of life of children and aged patients. The most common form of gene therapy that is used to treat patients involves the […]

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Modern LLVM mapping of sequential code to task-/data-flow models

The high-level goal is to develop technology to enable more C++ applications to run well on many-core architectures such as recent AMD CPUs, GPUs, and combinations thereof (APUs). We expect to improve the capabilities of compilers like clang/LLVM to identify task-level parallelization opportunities that are not able to be identified today.

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