Assessment of biomimetic transepithelial implant integration in an organ-on-a-chip skin equivalent model

In Canada, one out of every nine hospital patients acquires infections annually, resulting in a minimum of 8,000 deaths. These infections often stem from inadequate sealing of transepithelial medical devices, which breach the skin’s protective barrier. While current treatments rely on antibiotics, the prevention of infections could be achieved through effective integration of medical devices […]

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Fabrication of Microrobots Using Digital Microarray Devices

In this project, we aim to investigate the applicability of a digital micromirror device (DMD) combined with microfluidic devices for the fabrication of complex 3D constructs at a micron scale. The fabricated constructs will be used as microrobots for biomedical applications.

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Neural Pathways to Health: Deep Learning Applications in Medical Science

Machine Learning algorithms proved to be very helpful in medical science in the presence of enormous amounts of data. Particularly, it analyzes medical data, such as images, genetic information, and patient records, aiding healthcare professionals in faster and more accurate diagnoses. Deep learning has gained significance in automated report generation, expediting the diagnostic process and […]

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Visual SLAM for Navigation & Mapping

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) promise to enhance safety, reduce emissions, and improve transportation system efficiency and reliability. The growing demand for AVs is shaping the future of the automotive industry by transforming the in-vehicle experience and paving the way for large-scale implementation of autonomous driving. AV technology requires onboard intelligence relying on sensors and systems such […]

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Paper electrochemical devices for bacterial analysis

Background- Bacterial analysis in the field is complex and often imprecise. It is therefore difficult to detect and identify a specific strain in a timely manner, which complicates the choice of an optimal treatment regimen. This is a critical issue and bacterial infection are taking an increasing toll on the population and the health services. […]

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Exploration de nouveaux systèmes salins pour la purification du graphite

La purification du graphite vers des formes à haute pureté implique la transformation des minéraux de gangue afin de pouvoir séparer les éléments le constituant du graphite. L’une des voies considérée pour cette transformation implique l’utilisation de sels capables de réagir notamment avec les silicates. L’objet de ce stage est l’utilisation de mélanges de sels […]

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Influence de l’historique des perturbations sur la structure et la composition et vieilles forêts boréales

Les vieilles forêts boréales sont des forêts à très fort enjeu écologique mais gravement menacées par les activités humaines. D’importantes activités de restauration sont nécessaires pour permettre aux forêts aménagées de retrouver des structures et habitats similaires à celles des vieilles forêts. Le succès de ces approches dépend néanmoins fortement d’une connaissance fine de la […]

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Towards Causal Deep Learning to Model Ecosystems’ Response to Environmental Change

In ecological applications, Machine Learning (ML) predictions are used to make predictions about alternative scenarios. Such alternative scenarios however can change the distribution of features that the ML model relies on for predictions. The implication is that such uses-cases implicitly expect the ML model to generalize outside of the observational distribution. Unfortunately, this is often […]

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Improving Handover Management in 5G New Radio

The demand for higher bandwidth and ultra-lower latency has increased due to the rise of wireless devices. To meet these challenges, fifth generation (5G) new radio (NR) offers enhanced bandwidths with higher data rates and ultra-lower latency for real-time applications. The ultra-dense networks in 5G NR can improve the coverage. However, it can cause problem […]

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Creating database of diamond dissolution experiments

Diamonds originate deep in the Earth’s mantle since billions of years ago accumulating information about the Earth’s evolution. Diamonds reach the surface of the Earth inside deep magmas kimberlites and lamproites quickly rising from depths > 200 km. During ascent diamonds react with kimberlite magma and develop various dissolution features. Crystal morphology and surface textures […]

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