L2M – UTI Diagnostics Market Research

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common bacterial infections globally, affecting millions of people each year. The inappropriate use of antibiotics for UTIs is a significant driver of antibiotic resistance, posing a grave threat to public health. Complicated UTIs, characterized by treatment failure, recurrent infections, and increased mortality, disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, […]

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L2M – Small Molecule Targeting TDP-43 aggregation as new therapeutics for ALS

In this project, the team will build a strong business foundation for a startup vehicle ‘Neuropeutics Inc’ to conduct further R&D and commercialize a new effective treatment for neurodegenerative diseases, namely ALS and FTD. That is, the team will develop a sustainable business model, a financial budget, a funds raising plan and marketing material. The […]

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L2M – Validating Perioperative Solutions with PrehabRx

Surgery places significant stress on the body, much like running a marathon does. However, while marathon runners rigorously train before their race, most Canadians are not preparing for surgeries. Not only does a wealth of data exist supporting the notion of “better in, better out”, when it comes to surgery outcomes, but being in a […]

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L2M – NorthMiRs Market Research

NorthMiRs is developing nanotechnology-enabled gene therapies for the treatment of sepsis. We have determined microRNAs that are dysregulated in septic patients and packaged them into a stable, synthetic, and scalable lipid nanoparticle delivery vehicle. Our lead therapeutic, NM-001, a miRNA replacement therapy for sepsis-associated cardiomyopathy has been shown to be anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and protects organs […]

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L2M – EPAID Technology: EPilepsy AI-Driven Technology

EPAID Technology: EPilepsy AI-Driven Technology aims to automate electrophysiological signal processing practice to assist clinicians in the treatment of epilepsy. We will partner with Springboard, who provides strategically positioned resources to Atlantic Canadian universities and colleges alike, helping them transfer both knowledge and technology into the private sector.

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L2M – Clinical Development of a Novel NanoString Assay Predicts Survival and Clinical Outcomes in Myelofibrosis Patients

Myelofibrosis is a chronic and life-threatening blood disease. There is a need for accurate risk stratification approaches to guide personalized medicine decisions for these patients. To address this need, we developed a non-invasive blood-based test that is cost-effective, scalable and accurate. Through the Lab2Market program we will explore the market and develop the business case […]

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Towards an understanding of the Contemporary Engineering Profession: Occupational outcomes of engineering graduates by industry sector, gender, race, and location of training in Ontario

The range of contemporary engineering careers extend far beyond those closely tied to the traditional disciplines taught in engineering schools. Using Canadian Census 2021 data, this study will examine the occupational outcomes of engineering graduates residing in Ontario, with specific attention to the differences between industry sectors of employment and along lines of race, gender, […]

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L2M- Remote Care: Empowering patients through Remote Self-administered Medical assessment.

“RemoteCare” is a novel initiative that empowers individuals to conduct part of their medical assessments independently via a user-friendly remote digital solution. By enabling self-assessments, it reduces physician workload, minimizes wait times, and ensures quicker access to medical assistance, especially in underserved areas. However, its progress hinges on gaining the trust of traditional healthcare providers, […]

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L2M- Unobtrusive Monitoring of Heart Failure via Ballistocardiograph

In Canada, heart failure (HF) has a 30-day re-admission rate of 17.6%. While patient care at home via follow-ups and self-management may reduce this rate, factors including physical fatigue and cognitive frailty delay follow-up visits and impair the patient’s ability to self-manage. An implantable solution such as CardioMEMS is available to monitor HF, however, its […]

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3D topographic acquisitions to avoid serial x-rays during scoliosis brace treatment

In this study, patients with idiopathic scoliosis followed at SickKids will undergo topographic analysis using the Momentum Health scanning application in addition to standard of care clinical evaluation and x-rays. The study period is 1 routine clinic visit followed by 3 months after. Patients will self-scan 1x/month at home for the following 3 months. The […]

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Towards an Operational Analytical Framework for Planning On-Demand Transit Services and a Case Study of MiWay

The proposed project aims to demonstrate the application of an analytical framework, developed by the team at the University of Toronto, to plan on-demand transit services in Mississauga. The analytical framework will be enhanced with an in-depth investigation of existing simulation tools with respect to their adequacy for modelling various ODT scenarios and operational designs. […]

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Magnetic field assisted DED towards the development of functionally graded materials

Metal additive manufacturing (AM), or metal 3D printing, enables “unique structures printed for unique functions” and “the right materials printed in the right place”. Therefore, it is the preferred fabrication method for creating functionally graded materials (FGMs), whose material properties varies over its volume to meet industrial needs. In this project, I leverage external magnetic […]

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