Medial Lateral Separation and Age Differences on Collision Avoidance Behaviours

Avoiding collisions with other pedestrians is a daily necessity for individuals across all age groups. Unfortunately, age-related declines in older adults’ motor and sensory systems can negatively impact their ability to safely navigate the environment. For instance, decrements in muscular strength, balance, and cognitive function can impair one’s ability to adapt locomotion to environmental constraints. […]

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AI Agent–Driven Digital Twin Framework for Intelligent Simulation and Optimization of Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) Systems

This project aims to develop an optimal Agentic AI Framework for next-generation intelligent mobility systems. Rather than focusing on a single algorithm or application, the research seeks to establish a generalizable architecture that integrates advanced optimization methods with graph-based large language model orchestration. Demand-Responsive Transit (DRT) serves as the primary testbed due to its inherent […]

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Juniper Genomics Social Media Monitoring and Strategy Development internship

Juniper Genomics is a forward-thinking company that uses advanced genetic technology to help people going through IVF (in vitro fertilization) make more informed decisions and improve their chances of having a successful pregnancy. While their science is cutting-edge, they currently lack a strong digital presence, especially on social media. This makes it hard for potential […]

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The Annual Canadian School Survey

Public education is the starting point for building a prosperous, inclusive, entrepreneurial, and equitable society in Canada. However, education systems in Canada are compartmentalized from one another with little shareable data to help understand differences, promote cross-jurisdictional learning, or develop Canada-wide strategies to support change. People for Education and the Centre for Leading Research in […]

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Étude de l’impact des activités humaines sur les taux d’azote et de carbone dans les sédiments du lac Saint-Charles (Québec)

Le lac Saint-Charles est un réservoir d’eau potable qui est soumis à un vieillissement prématuré qui est causé par l’accroissement de la population sur son bassin versant. Il en résulte une dégradation de la qualité de l’eau et de son intégrité écologique. Nous pensons que les eaux usées générées par les humains sur son bassin […]

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Evaluation of EAAA Train the Trainer Workshop and Study of Recruitment Strategies

The intern will analyze pre- and post-training survey and interview data from the SARE Centre’s EAAA Train the Trainer workshops in order to improve the quality of this training. These surveys/interviews assess trainees’ previous experience, skills, knowledge, and confidence in relevant areas as indicators of the workshop’s effectiveness. The intern will also conduct exploratory research […]

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Assessing the impacts of permafrost thaw driven changes to water resources in Canada’s sub-Arctic using remote sensing and hydrological modelling

Unprecedented climate warming and human disturbance in the border region of the Northwest Territories and northeastern British Columbia (NEBC) has led to widespread permafrost thaw and land cover change that has disrupted the hydrological cycle and the industrial activities that depend upon it. To address this concern, Wilfrid Laurier University in collaboration with Nexen Energy […]

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Citizen science for agricultural land management

Grassland habitat and agricultural activities go hand in hand on the Ontario landscape. The project will develop citizen science monitoring tools for agricultural producers in southwest Ontario. The purpose of the project is to engage participants in monitoring environmental change by documenting observations farming activities throughout the farming season. Many producers are cognizant of the […]

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Identifying Predictive Learning Analytics for Learner AcademicSuccess.

With the increased capabilities of technology, data plays an increasingly important role in decision-making (Mandinach & Gummer, 2013; McAfee & Brynjolfsson, 2012) and small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) now require employees to use data to inform practice (Earl & Seashore Louis, 2013; Lohr, 2012). Furthermore, harnessing big data and predictive analytics has transformed many industries, […]

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Mapping and spatial modelling of bamboo in the Brazilian Amazon

Due to anthropogenic alterations such as forest harvesting, fragmentation and forest degradation has occurred enabling the invasion of native bamboo species which are contributing to habitat degradation and reduction of tree species in the remaining forested areas of Brazil. Currently, the primary method of monitoring forests dominated by bamboos is based on field observations. However, […]

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Economic Analysis to Determine Gaps and Challenges Experienced by Women Owned Businesses in York Region and Simcoe County

This research will investigate needs that women entrepreneurs in York Region and Simcoe County have that, if addressed, could strengthen the success of these businesses, with a particular focus on smaller companies. We will examine cultural, industry, sociological and competency factors that influence the performance of women-owned businesses and self-employed women from an economic standpoint, […]

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