Exploring the Experiences of Individuals Impacted by Eating Disorder Symptoms with a Virtual Support Program: A Canadian Qualitative Study

With the number of eating disorders rising during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada, Body Brave launched the Recovery Support Program as an online platform for individuals (ages 17 and up) experiencing eating disorder symptoms to access support. In this program, clients are offered check-ins, recovery sessions, and resources using a stepped-care model. In addition to […]

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Development of high surface quality and large static displacement translating micromirror for MEMS FTIRS with application to alcohol interlock

This project is to develop a micromirror with large static translation displacement and high surface quality by combining two microfabrication processes. Based on the developed micromirror, the next generation alcohol interlock technology, i.e., MEMS (MicroElectroMechanial System) FTIRS alcohol interlock will be developed and commercialized in collaboration with ACS to overcome the limitations of the current […]

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Optimization of Conductive Ink Formulations for Inkjet Printing of Circuits

The newly emerging field of printable electronics is expected to facilitate widespread low-cost electronic devices for applications such as flexible displays, identification labels, wearable electronics and rapid prototyping. This field incorporates a variety of printing technologies with conductive ink to deposit conductive traces on any material. However, companies like Voltera, who are creating new technologies […]

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Arbres en pots sur places publiques; physiologie végétale et bien-être humain

Le défi général du projet est de réinventer les grandes places publiques urbaines, en s’intéressant ici au Quartier des Spectacles de Montréal, pour favoriser la santé et les rendre plus attrayantes en dehors des périodes d’utilisation pour les spectacles, grâce à l’utilisation d’arbres en pot mobiles. Le premier volet vise à comprendre le fonctionnement des […]

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Mesure de la flexion dorsale de la cheville chez les patineurs de vitesse courte piste comme nouvel indice de performance

La position aérodynamique caractéristique du patinage de vitesse courte piste requiert une mobilité importante des articulations des membres inférieurs. En particulier l’angle de flexion dorsale de la cheville semble être un des paramètres de performance clés dans ce sport. L’objectif principal de notre projet consiste donc à développer une nouvelle méthode pour mesurer l’angle de […]

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Malassezia in chronic inflammation and cancer

Malassezia species are amongst the most abundant fungi in humans, found mostly in mucosal surfaces and on the skin. However, Malassezia can cause damage when present in tissue in Crohn’s disease and pancreatic cancer, but knowledge of Malassezia’s involvement in diseases of internal organs remains fragmented and incomplete. The project will involve determining if Malassezia […]

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Characterizations of Meltblown polypropylene waste in mask manufacturing

Within the production process of Meltblown filtration materials for facial mask manufacturing, there is a considerable generation of clean waste of Meltblown polypropylene (PP) fabric. The direct disposal of these clean PP wastes represents a significant economic loss and, moreover, poses serious environmental pollution since PP is a non-biodegradable polymer that may take hundreds of […]

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Effect of Low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) on the predictability of orthodontic treatment with clear aligners.

Low intensity pulsed ultrasound (LIPUS) when used in conjunction with clear aligner orthodontic treatment has been shown in clinical studies literature to accelerate orthodontic tooth movement, reduce orthodontically induced tooth root resorption, and shorten the overall duration of orthodontic treatment. In-market use of LIPUS technology as an adjunct the clear aligners has grown significantly over […]

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Re-Envisioning the Landscape: Photography and Îyârhe Nakoda Resurgence

Between 1888 and 1958, several hundred government surveyors worked across the mountainous regions of what is now western Canada to create topographic maps. To do so, they used a made-in-Canada technique employing photography and a transit. Left in the wake of their map-making are more than 120,000 photographic negatives. Today these images are used to […]

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Développement d’un nouveau moteur de positionnement de mannequin en 3D

Les logiciels de simulation numérique humaine permettent aux ergonomes et aux designers d’analyser le profil des tâches de travail de manière ergonomique et s’assurer en fin de compte de l’optimisation de la tâche. Les logiciels de simulation actuelle demande un temps de mise en forme par rapport au temps de simulation. Une grande partie de […]

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