Machine learning-based beam management algorithms for space communications.

The spectrum environment for the satellite communications industry is becoming congested, contested, and complex due to increasingly massive constellation deployments. Newly activated terminals can take a long time to find and establish a link with their desired satellite, resulting in significant downtime. Beamforming is a key method for producing high-data rates and efficient communication links. […]

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LysisLogic – Nazil Abdul Azeez

In this strategic project, LysisLogic Scientific Inc. aims to accelerate the commercialization of its innovative technologies. The project involves a detailed examination of the current technology portfolio and the creation of comprehensive innovation roadmaps. These roadmaps will blend R&D strategies with business tactics to streamline the path from lab to market. Expected benefits to LysisLogic […]

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Collective community gardening for food security and integration of African immigrants in Edmonton, Alberta

Cultural food insecurity, which is the inability to acquire, afford, and eat the traditional foods of one’s ethnic origin is a form of food insecurity that disproportionately affects new immigrant, especially the Black identifying Canadians. However, research that explores alternative ways to diversity Canadian food systems to accommodate new immigrants and to allow for smooth […]

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Supporting LGBTQ2AS+ Newcomers for Employment in Canada

The purpose of this project is to develop and expand the Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomer’s (EMCN) career development processes and supports for LGBTQ+ immigrants and refugees in their Rainbow Refuge and Bridging and Training Programs. Settlement practitioners and social workers have identified LGBTQ+ newcomers as especially vulnerable to systemic barriers when applying for work […]

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Navigating Canada’s food system: The experiences of racialized immigrants in Edmonton, Alberta

This research project will examine the experiences of racialized newcomers living in Edmonton, Alberta, who are living in food insecurity, a state where people have inadequate amounts and/or inappropriate types of food. Current research has studied food security more broadly; however, risk is higher among certain groups including individuals who are Black, Indigenous, or persons […]

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Action on Just Transition: City of Edmonton Change(s) for Climate

The City of Edmonton corporation has declared one of its top goals is to move away from business-as-usual ways of working, to be able to integrate climate justice thinking and future fit solutions into organizational processes, including but not limited to the institutionalization of a carbon budget/accounting system. In August of 2019, the City declared […]

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Defining the molecular impacts of humalite-mediated crop production

Humalite is a naturally occurring organic substance containing high concentrations of humic acid. Humic-based substances are known to improve the physical, chemical, and biological properties of the soil. Therefore, humalite may be an ecological and environmentally friendly soil amendment with a wide variety of end uses across multiple facets of the Canadian agricultural landscape. Large […]

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Bow Valley College 2023

FluidPlanet.org produces and publishes digital twins for educational, academic and commercial use with the goal of bringing the benefits of digital twins to all communities. Interns will work on a combination of projects in education and energy.

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Exploring the Social Integration of Racialized Newcomers in Rural Alberta: A Community-Based Project

This project aims to address the current gaps in the literature by focusing on the social and cultural dimensions of integration for racialized newcomers in rural communities in Alberta. This qualitative study will conduct one-on-one interviews with newcomers in 2 rural communities in Alberta. The intern will work with local community-based organizations to help identify […]

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Picking pithy plants: pith selection by wild, white-faced capuchin monkeys (Cebus imitator)

In this project, I examine the process of food selection by wild, white-faced capuchin monkeys using a novel multi-methodological approach. Capuchins are highly omnivorous, eating over 100+ fruit species as well as dozens of invertebrate prey species. However, when it comes to plant pith, the spongy interior of tree branches, capuchins are uncharacteristically picky, consuming […]

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