L2M – Commercialization of Fluroine-free Ultra Water-repellent Coating Technology

The main applicant is leading a research-based venture spun out of Simon Fraser University that has developed a patented, PFAS-free ultra water-repellent (superhydrophobic) nanocoating technology. Our technology offers a more environmentally-friendly alternative to incumbent water-repellent coatings. The current goal of the venture is to explore the best technology-market match to commercialize the technology. Key operation […]

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TRLUP – Stretcher Aid

Our Stretcher Aid is a new approach to increasing ergonomics and overall care for both caregiver and patient. Our product is designed to create more usable working space for Nurses and Caregivers, allowing for more ergonomic choices during emergency situations. With the support of New Ventures BC, we will be able to utilize the resources […]

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L2M – MAP Medicine

Luma is an augmented reality (AR) surgical navigation platform designed to help surgeons see important blood vessels and anatomy directly on a patient during surgery. Right now, surgeons often have to rely on memory or markings to make decisions, which can lead to longer, riskier operations. Our project will explore who buys new surgical tools […]

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L2M Project – Salyx Medical Inc.

Salyx Medical is advancing a proactive health monitoring solution designed to protect seniors and individuals with chronic conditions who live alone, addressing the critical gap left by reactive tools like fall detectors or emergency buttons. The project focuses on overcoming challenges related to establishing strategic partnerships and executing real-world pilot studies—key steps in validating the […]

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Comparative Life Cycle Assessment and Uncertainty Evaluation of Seaweed-Based Biofertilizer Pathways for Climate-Smart Agriculture

The proposed project will compare different ways of turning seaweed into eco-friendly fertilizers by using a life cycle assessment (LCA) approach that includes uncertainty and regional differences. This research will help identify the most sustainable and scalable production methods, contributing to climate-smart agriculture and reducing reliance on synthetic fertilizers. The collaboration between the University of […]

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Characterizing Next-Generation Aerogels: From Plant-Based Cellulose interfacial assembly to Enhanced Energy Storage and electromagnetic interference (EMI) Shielding

The proposed project aims to develop sustainable cellulose-based aerogels containing conductive materials like MXenes and graphene for electromagnetic interference shielding and energy storage applications. By exploring interfacial assembly mechanisms through advanced characterization techniques available at CEMES-CNRS, such as in-situ electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy, the research will clarify how these materials form structured aerogels. Understanding […]

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L2M – Modular Hybrid Air Purification System

Indoor air pollution has become a growing concern, especially in homes, schools, offices, and healthcare facilities where people spend most of their time. Existing commercial air purifiers are often limited in function, focusing on removing specific pollutants while requiring frequent manual filter replacements. Many are not compatible with HVAC systems and often produce noise and […]

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L2M – Forge Climate Business Development

Cement manufacturing is responsible for approximately 8% of global CO2 emissions, equivalent to all gas-powered passenger vehicles on the road today. The primary emissions source is the high-temperature decomposition of limestone, a process deeply embedded in traditional cement production. Forge Climate is tackling this challenge with a novel, electricity-driven solution: the cement electrolyzer. Powered by […]

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Preparing NEXT to Study Exotic Nuclei on a One-Atom-at-a-Time Scale

This research project supports the development of the NEXT experiment in Groningen, which studies rare, short-lived atomic nuclei important for understanding how the heaviest elements in the universe are formed. These special nuclei, produced in high-energy reactions, are difficult to make and study due to their low production rates and short lifetimes. The intern will […]

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L2M – InspiroMark

This project will support the advancement of a new medical device designed to assist cardiac surgeons and interventional cardiologists during and after coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) procedures. When patients receive bypass grafts, clinicians often need to perform follow-up angiograms to assess whether the grafts are functioning properly. The new device being developed is designed […]

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L2M – Smart Sock

This project aims to explore the commercial potential of the Smart Sock, a wearable medical device developed at University of British Columbia that provides comfortable, at-home compression therapy for people at risk of blood clots. Unlike bulky or hard-to-use devices currently on the market, the Smart Sock is soft, portable, and designed to help patients, […]

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Cultivating Financial Literacy & Mentorship for Indigenous Communities – IndigenousTech.ai – June 2- Sep 26

Since our company was founded, IndigenousTech.ai Corporation (IndigenousTech.ai) has focused on improving the quality of life for Indigenous peoples living on reserve. To advance economic development, self-determination, and reconciliation of Indigenous communities in Canada, our company offers financial literacy training, housing reviews, credit projects, implementations of new technologies for remote communities, professional skills, and mentorship […]

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