L2M – Verdure Empowering Connectivity.

This project is a transformative energy technology that reimagines how electricity is delivered, expanding access to affordable power while supporting the global clean energy transition. The project is dedicated to empowering communities, particularly in underserved regions, with solutions that advance both energy access and equity.

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L2M – Electrochemical cellulose nanocrystal production

Our process takes bulk cellulose and upgrades it to cellulose nanocrystals — a valuable nanomaterial. This novel method now holds a provisional patent, but we need Lab2Market (L2M) to help us validate our process and implement it in industry. L2M will aid in identifying our potential customers, making sure our tech links well with existing […]

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L2M ScaleUp

ScaleUp is a marketing tool that uses AI to help small businesses plan, create, schedule, and measure social posts in one place. This project will test ScaleUp with real firms, learn which features matter most, and shape an easy, affordable package. The intern will run interviews and small pilots, compare results before/after use, and report […]

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Observing Interactions Between Pacific Harbour Seals (Phoca vitulina richardii) and Recreational Fish Cleaning Practices throughout Greater Victoria

This project is designed to provide a baseline dataset for fish processing stations on Southern Vancouver Island. From this dataset, researchers aim to identify broad-scale trends in nearshore marine systems and identify future research needs. Main objectives of the project include monitoring both seal behaviour and fish waste subsidies near these recreational fish processing stations […]

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Distributed Optimization Framework for DSO-Aggregator Coordination in DER-Integrated Distribution Systems Under Uncertainty.

This project focuses on creating innovative, flexible ways for electricity grid operators and groups managing renewable energy sources like solar panels, wind turbines, and batteries to work together efficiently, even when energy production is unpredictable due to weather or other factors. By reviewing existing research, building computer models for optimal power flow, and testing them […]

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Modelling pathways of dredged sediment placed on Sturgeon Bank

Sturgeon Bank is a Wildlife Management Area within the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples, and west of the City of Richmond, British Columbia. Sturgeon Bank is primarily comprised of intertidal marsh, mud flats and open water, and provides several ecological and coastal risk mitigation benefits. However, monitoring indicates that Sturgeon Bank’s salt […]

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Knowledge Graph based AI development

Knowledge graphs are a means of structuring semantic knowledge that can be used to increase AI reliability. In our applications, Large Language Model (LLM) chatbots are not on their own able to meet 100% accuracy goals for our scenarios, and we use the knowledge graph to reflectively validate answers before presenting them to the user. […]

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Comparative Study of Hydrogen Embrittlement in Additively Manufactured and Wrought 316L Stainless Steel

This research project explores how different manufacturing methods affect the durability of 316L stainless steel when exposed to hydrogen, a critical factor for the safety and reliability of future hydrogen infrastructure. The study compares conventional metal processing with two advanced additive manufacturing techniques, Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) and Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF), to […]

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Myotis lucifugus and Myotis yumanensis mixed maternity roost monitoring methods

This project seeks to develop a non-invasive method, which does not require direct wildlife capture and handling, for monitoring the endangered little brown myotis and a co-occurring species, Yuma myotis, at shared summer maternity roost sites in western North America. A method is urgently needed so that potential species-specific impacts to these two bats from […]

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Investigating the finite temperature behaviour of polarons through the Momentum Average method and the Generalized Green’s function Cluster Explansion method.

The description of solid state systems form an intractable many-body problem as every particle is pushed and pulled due to Coulomb’s law by the other particles. It is almost impossible to directly describe every particle in a macroscopic system (with 10^24 particles). A clever solution involves simplifying the many-body problem into a problem of hypothetical […]

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Santevia Water Systems

Santevia Water Systems Inc., a Canadian leader in mineralized water filtration, is on a mission to promote healthy living through accessible, great-tasting water. While Santevia has built a strong reputation in the health and wellness space, its brand identity and visual communications require innovation to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. The challenge […]

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