Integrated investigation of energy transition pathways for the Arctic: Application of a pan-Canadian MESSAGE model for distributed off-grid communities

This work will address the gaps of previous studies undertaken for the Arctic by developing energy model framework that incorporates uncertainty in prices, technology performance and variations in renewable resources caused by climate change. Expected results of the research might be identifying cost-effective risk hedging strategies that account for multiple and overlapping uncertainties within the […]

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Modeling and Control of Two Phase Cooling System

Therma management in electronic systems is a growing concern. Maintaining the battery temperature is one of the biggest challenges in electric vehicle development. The batteries in electric vehicle generate a lot of heat which, if not dissipated, may lead to an explosion. Not only electric vehicles, but with increase in processor speed and computing power […]

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Phylogenetic Ecology of invertebrate Communities in Bromeliads

Bromeliads are tropical plants, terrestrial or epiphytic, that grow in the shape of a rosette. Some of them form water tanks, which can harbor a variety of aquatic organisms, primarily invertebrate species, that build complex food webs. The general goal of this project is to understand ecological and evolutionary processes that drive the assembly and […]

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Ink-Jet Printing of Flexible Polymer Thermoelectric Devices

My doctoral project targets new solutions to recycle waste heat by turning it into electrical power. In particular, clean electrical power can be generated in a semiconductor when a temperature difference does exist between the hot and the cold side of said material. Our group at INRS-EMT has started a unique research line in Canada […]

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Cibler la voie de signalisation PI3K/Akt comme nouvelle approche thérapeutique lors d’infertilité associée à l’endométriose.

L’endométriose est une maladie responsable de 30% de tous les cas d’infertilités chez la femme. Elle se caractérise par la présence de tissus endométriaux à l’extérieur de l’utérus formant des lésions d’endométrioses douloureuses. Les traitements médicaux actuels sont très limités et peuvent uniquement être administrés de 6 à 9 mois en raison de leur effets […]

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Otolith collection from adult and juvenile Caranx caninus, Lutjanus argentiventris and Lutjanus novemfasciatus fishes in Barra de Navidad, Mexico

This project is a data collection project; the collected data will be part of a greater project that will aim to demonstrate using microchemistry that commercially important fish stocks of Caranx caninus, Lutjanus argentiventris and Lutjanus novemfasciatus that are regularly fished from Bahía de Navidad use Barra de Navidad lagoon as a nursery area. Adults […]

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la langue incarnée – la construction social des « derniers locuteurs »

Un grand nombre de variétés linguistiques disparaîtront probablement au cours des prochaines décennies. Leur documentation revêt une grande importance pour les communautés minoritaires, mais également pour la linguistique, car une théorie du langage ne devrait pas s’appuyer uniquement sur les langues majoritaires. Ce sujet reste problématique car il implique plusieurs acteurs, notamment les membres des […]

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Examining surgeon’s eye-hand coordination during microsurgery

Are we using surgical simulation the right way? At present, the surgical curriculum uses simulation mainly to familiarize students with instruments and surgical techniques or as an objective assessment of skills performance. What if we could use surgical simulation to personalize the teaching of a surgeon in training (surgery resident)? This research will use eye-tracking […]

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Investigation of Aerosol Cold Spray Technology for Ceramic Coatings Deposition

Aerosol deposition (AD) is a modification of low pressure cold spray technology which allows the deposit of ceramic based coatings. AD technology in a vacuum allows the formation of dense and well adhering ceramic films from sub-micro and nanoparticles directly at room temperature. The AD technology is still under development to cover more applications and […]

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Using CT scans of deceased children to investigate the impact of mortality bias on interpretations of age and growth in forensic and bioarchaeological applications

Mortality bias is the concept that because non-survivors have passed away, they may be the frailest or most vulnerable members of a population. Thus, they may not accurately represent the biology of the whole population to which they belonged. However, these deceased individuals are precisely the ones examined by physical anthropologists working in both archaeological […]

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Settler-Indigenous Alliances in Food Governance Processes in Canada and Australia

Current approaches to food policy and governance have resulted in a range of social, environmental and economic problems, including inequity and food insecurity among Indigenous people. Projects in Canada and Australia have shown promising approaches to achieving more sustainable food systems, a central piece being constructing meaningful relationships between settler and Indigenous peoples. Building on […]

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