Efficient large scale quantum error characterization

Quantum computing holds great promise in solving some problems that are intractable to its classical counterpart; however, current quantum devices are prone to errors, especially as they scale up. Our project focuses on developing efficient tools to detect and analyze these errors; we will construct an error map that characterizes where the different errors occur […]

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Risk Prediction Modelling of Adverse COPD and CVD Outcomes in Patients with COPD

Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) often experience adverse health outcomes including COPD exacerbations and cardiovascular events. These events impose a significant economic burden on the healthcare system and lead to impairment of patients’ wellbeing. This project aims to develop a clinical prediction model (CPM) to predict the risk of COPD exacerbations and cardiovascular […]

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Nanofabrication and Spin Addressing for Industrial Quantum Magnetometry

Crystal defects in diamonds represent the most promising quantum sensors for room-temperature operation, offering the ability to measure properties like temperature, pressure, and electromagnetic fields with extreme precision. This technique holds exciting potential applications in physics, neurobiology, the mining industry, and the detection of improvised explosive devices. However, the few commercial systems based on this […]

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Evicting care, Prudhomme research UK 2025

Mon projet de recherche s’intéresse aux impacts des déplacements des services communautaires à Montréal, en mobilisant des théories issues des géographies critiques urbaines et du care. De nombreux organismes communautaires, tels que les banques alimentaires et les organismes de soutien aux nouveaux arrivants, risquent d’être déplacés en raison de la hausse des loyers ou de […]

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Developing a dichromatically-gated light-inducible transcription factor for spatiotemporal control of gene expression in 3D cellular architectures

Light can be used to control biological processes in living cells, a technique called optogenetics. Originally developed to control neural activity, optogenetics has been expanded to control protein interactions and gene expression with a high degree of spatial and temporal control. This has opened exciting possibilities in developmental biology and tissue engineering. However, current optogenetic […]

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L’anthropologie de David Graeber face à l’épistémologie féministe

Dans le cadre de la bourse Mitacs Globalink, cette recherche vise à rédiger et publier un article scientifique sur la notion de valeur chez David Graeber, en dialogue avec les théories féministes de l’économie politique. L’article, provisoirement intitulé “La valeur du point de vue et le point de vue de la valeur chez David Graeber”, […]

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Influence of plant chemical diversity on the insect herbivore

Aphids are one of the most destructive pests of agricultural and horticultural crops, damaging plants through their feeding and also by vectoring plant pathogens. In Canada, crop losses due to aphids and the pathogens they vector are significant and forecast to increase as global warming progresses and new aphid species become established with more generations […]

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Assessment of surgical tool inpainting techniques in epilepsy neurosurgery

Inpainting refers to the process of removing a foreground object from an image and seamlessly replacing it with consistent and contextually relevant background pixels. In the context of epilepsy neurosurgery, training videos are recorded using a microscope-mounted camera to document surgical procedures. However, surgical instruments frequently obstruct the camera’s line of sight, partially occluding brain […]

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Evaluating Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Sustainable Cropping Systems

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, particularly nitrous oxide (N2O), pose significant challenges to sustainable agriculture and climate change mitigation. This project investigates the impact of crop management practices on N2O emissions and productivity in contrasting agroecosystems in Canada and Argentina. Using data from the Elora Research Station in Ontario and field trials in Balcarce, Argentina, the […]

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Developpement et validation expérimentale d’un modèle poro-viscoélastique non linéaire pour la modélisation du comportement du cartilage articulaire

Le projet porte sur le développement et la validation expérimentale d’un modèle poro-viscoélastique non linéaire pour la modélisation du comportement du cartilage articulaire. La modélisation du cartilage est un enjeu crucial en biomécanique, surtout pour comprendre les pathologies dégénératives telles que l’arthrose. Les modèles actuels sont basés sur des simplifications, notamment une perméabilité constante, et […]

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