Theorizing Violability in the Life Narratives of Irish Women

I will be a Fellow at the University of Dublin’s School of Gender Studies and School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, to collaborate with an interdisciplinary set of scholars across the university, and to conduct archival research in the Irish Women at Work Oral History Project at University College Cork, the Jewish […]

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Anthropology, social media management, analysis and the development of strategy – Year two

This project will expand the research and development capacity of Treefrog for the creation of a social media strategy and analysis department offering unique, cutting-edge and anthropologically informed services for corporate clients. Anthropologically informed analysis goes beyond a superficial reporting of unanalysed numerical data to provide contextualized understandings based on broader social trends and cultural […]

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Anthropology, social media management, analysis and the development of strategy

This project uses approaches from anthropology, such as corporate ethnography, to guide the development of strategies for corporate social media management and analysis. Durable strategies and processes can be leveraged by Treefrog to help build a social media management and analysis department, increasing research and development capacity and sales. Through close collaboration with the programming […]

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The importance of Adiponectin signaling during cardiac remodeling

Many reports have established a correlation between obesity and diabetes with cardiovascular complications such as heart failure. This occurs due to changes in the structure and function of the heart, yet the precise mechanisms responsible for regulating these changes in diabetes remain to be determined. This project will focus on the role played by a […]

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Detecting and Explaining Outlier Customer Behaviors in Cohorts

This project aims to help Numr Inc. better understand when and why customers behave in unexpected ways—like suddenly leaving a service or becoming dissatisfied—even when they seem similar to happy or loyal customers. The intern will build a prototype tool that groups similar customers together and then finds the ones acting differently in terms of […]

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Cultivating a Thriving Workforce at St. Joesph’s Health Centre of Sudbury

The Cultivating a Thriving Workforce project at St. Joseph’s Health Centre of Sudbury project aims to address the critical health human resources staffing crisis through a comprehensive three-phase approach. The project will evaluate recruitment effectiveness, define and communicate a compelling Employee Value Proposition (EVP), and develop a human capital workforce planning strategy. Expected benefits include […]

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Development of LLM-Based Tools for Physics Education

The project seeks to explore the potential of large language models (LLMs) to support physics learning at the high school and college levels. Through careful evaluation of LLMs’ ability to clarify concepts such as mechanics and electromagnetism, alongside the creation of clear visualizations and educator-focused resources, we aim to contribute modestly to making physics more […]

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MFL Mitacs Project Electric School Buses

The transition to electric medium and heavy-duty vehicles, particularly school buses, presents a significant opportunity for sustainable transportation. School buses are ideal candidates for electrification due to their predictable daily routes and manageable travel distances. However, establishing the necessary charging infrastructure and charging schedule at bus depots is a major barrier to this transition. Installing […]

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Thermally Driven Contactless Power Transfer Using Thermophotovoltaic Receivers

The objective of the proposed research project is to build and demonstrate a fuel-powered contactless power transfer (CPT) system. This system is comprised of two units: an emitter and a receiver. The emitter, which can be heated using different fuels (including oil, gasoline, hydrogen, biodiesel) emits radiant energy over a distance to the receiver, which […]

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3D Point Cloud Foundation Model Project

Professor Kim’s team is advancing AIST’s initiative to develop a Foundation Model for Computer Vision, a transformative AI system designed to address diverse tasks through large-scale pre-training. These models are vital for computer vision, which focuses on enabling machines to interpret visual data like images and 3D point clouds. Professor Kim’s work centers on 3D […]

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L2M – SenseOn-Pro

SenseOn-Pro is a small wearable fingertip device that uses photoplethysmogram (PPG) sensor data combined with advanced algorithms to measure many different health markers and events simultaneously. It enables non-invasive, continuous monitoring of multiple chronic health conditions. The device allows the assessment of blood glucose without the need for blood pricking, which is an important component […]

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