Wearable Tech for Lone Workers

Our project introduces advanced Wearables and smartphone-based software to enhance lone worker safety. By monitoring health, vital signs, and location, we enable early issue detection and rapid response in case of incapacitation or falls. This innovation leads to reduced insurance premiums, minimised downtime, lower legal costs, improved talent retention, and an enhanced corporate reputation. The […]

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Development of Realistic Numerical Models and Stress Relief Guidelines for Pipelines Subjected to Geohazards

Pipelines carry important resources like oil and gas across long distances. These pipelines sometimes cross areas with natural dangers like landslides which can stress or damage them. This study aims to create computer models to understand how pipelines react to these dangers using different approaches. Different types of pipelines and the ways they interact with […]

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Manjot Singh Internship

Project StrokeSENS The software features proposed for StrokeSENS 2.x, which is under development from September 2023 and planned for release in early 2024, with subsequent release in the second half of 2024 are: • StrokeSENS Platform (Q1 2024) o Functionality related to transfer of medical image data and image analysis results • StrokeSENS LVO (Q1 […]

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Design solutions for larger-diameter spoolable coating composite piping identifying opportunities and limitations

This project is motivated by a significant demand for eco-friendly and recyclable composite structures for lightweight spoolable composite piping for oil, gas and water applications. Therefore, this partnership (with Flexpipe at Mattr Infrastructure Technologies) aims to determine an application envelope for multilayer spoolable larger-diameter composite piping by considering lightweight fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite structures. In addition, […]

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Outcome and Resource Use of Patients with Primary Liver Cancer

Primary liver cancer (PLC) is one of the fastest growing cancer in Canada and is a heavy global burden. To efficiently allocate the health care resource to the patients with PLC, outcome and cost analysis of the patients with PLC may be a right direction. In order to obtain enough information to accurately assess the […]

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Development of Microneedle-Based Biosensing Systems

Microneedles are small sub-millimeter projections that allow for pain free access to the dermal layers of the skin. This allows for enhanced drug delivery and biosensing capabilities that are much more accessible and comfortable for the patient. This work aims to improve the capabilities of a solid metal microneedle system designed for use in electrical […]

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Health status evaluations in remote camp workers and impacts of the pandemic

There is an urgent need to better understand large-scale disruptions, including the pandemic, and related workplace health policy changes impact the health and wellness of fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers, who already experience high levels of stress and anxiety due to their unique work arrangement. During the pandemic, companies made drastic changes to ensure employee safety […]

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Catalyst Utilization for AEM Electrolysers

The primary source of green hydrogen, faces several barriers. One of the main issues is that it relies heavily on costly and scarce noble metals, namely platinum, iridium, and ruthenium. The utilization of these metals brings into question their supply chain availability, sustainability in green hydrogen projects, and overall cost. On the other hand, AEM […]

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Community Integration

Community Integration is a key indicator of long-term stability and well-being. However, few people with experiences of homelessness experience belonging within a community. This research project aims to discover the reasons for this disconnection through facilitated focus groups with individuals with lived experience and offer new opportunities for exploring new ways of achieving community integration. […]

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Development of standard sample processing procedure for multi-omics analysis of small intestinal samples collected by an ingestible capsule and understanding of relationship between gut microbiota and IgA production

Recent studies have shown that the gut microbiome works as an organ of the human body which produces bioactive molecules and metabolites. Since the gut microbiome is in close interaction with the human internal environment and changes in the compositions of gut microbiota can impact host physiology through many pathways. Precise determination of gut microbiota […]

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Towards Production of Industrial Oils from Camelina

In addition to food uses, vegetable oils are increasingly a source for renewable biomaterials and biofuels. Recent progress in the development of a biobased economy is focused on introduction and improvement of novel crop plants for non-food applications. The proposed project is part of an international collaborative effort to develop camelina as a new industrial […]

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Combating Algorithmic Bias: responsible fairness measures, algorithms and toolkits in retail banking

Fairness has gained unprecedented support in a world of daily emerging scientific inquisition and discovery, aiming to tackle algorithmic bias effectively. Extensive efforts have been devoted to defining and embodying what is bias (discrimination) and developing tools that enable machine learning practitioners to detect and mitigate bias during algorithm design. However, mysteries are yet to […]

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