Development of Transparent Collagen Fiber Scaffolds for Corneal Tissue Engineering

The cornea is a thin transparent tissue that protects the internal parts of the eye and refracts light onto the retina. Severe corneal damage can lead to irreversible scarring that prevents light from passing through the cornea, causing long-term vision loss. The best treatment for severe corneal damage is to transplant donor corneal tissue from […]

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Development and Ground Truthing AI-based models of Seaweed Cultivation in Relationship to Environmental Nitrogen Availability

Seaweed aquaculture is an important and increasingly large part of the global economy, and, more recently, a potential solution to combat climate change. The element nitrogen is a key limiting resource for the growth of marine plants, including seaweed. Tracing and modeling nitrogen in the environment is challenging at large scales and requires substantial computational […]

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Effects of Enhanced Efficiency Nitrogen Fertilizers on the Agronomic and Environmental Performance of Grain Corn in Maritime Canada

The proposed project will investigate different nitrogen fertilizers in grain corn including products developed to release nitrogen more closely with when the crop demand is higher to reduce environmental impact. Results from the project will provide recommendations to growers regarding the best type, and the optimum rate and nitrogen split application timings of EENFs in […]

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Medventions: Cardiac Surgery

Medventions is a full-time 14 week paid program that allows students and new graduates to take part in physician-led, hospital-based fellowship training. Fellows come from different areas of study and will get hands on experience in a clinical setting with innovators and experienced mentors. It equips fellows to identify priority healthcare needs and develop their […]

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Exploring the Impacts of Music Therapy with People Receiving Palliative Care in Rural NS

Music Therapy (MT) has the potential to support health and well-being of people with incurable diseases and limited life expectancy. Yet, it is a relatively underused service in Canada. There is a need for non-invasive and non-pharmacological treatment options in Palliative Care because such treatments can sometimes further exacerbate illness (e.g., drug interactions). Research has […]

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IT Internship – Development to Support First Nations and Municipal Policing

1. Develop analytic dashboards using police data 2. Document, test, and discover issues in current source code 3. Develop in conjunction with project team, innovative modules and dashboards This project will provide support to municipal and First Nations police across Canada. This project will support the optimization of resources and reduce labour costs to the […]

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ADMIN Systems Development

We are looking for a smart creative administratively minded individual to help us create innovative and practical systems to help us improve our business operations.

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Quantifying seabird distribution in relation to resources development and associated shipping activities in the Arctic

This MITACS and its proposed support of interns is designed to expand an ongoing collaboration that exists between Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation, Environment Canada, aboriginal Wildlife Co-Management Boards, and academic collaborators. Together the group will collectively address several marine wildlife issues using a diversity of innovative research techniques including wildlife tracking devices attached to seabirds, […]

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Evolving Therapy with Technology

This project aims to transition Mindful Therapy from its traditional, in-person approach to a more integrated digital-centric model. The primary objective is to implement a comprehensive digital platform that will enhance patient management and therapy delivery. This involves evaluating current workflows, developing a strategy to implement the platform, and providing thorough staff training to ensure […]

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Fault zone reactivation and structural inheritance in accretionary orogens

The strength and behaviour of the Earth’s crust is largely controlled by the presence and nature of plate boundaries—the boundaries that separate Earth’s jigsaw puzzle of tectonic plates. When movement occurs between two rigid crustal blocks, the resulting deformed zone that forms along the boundary is referred to as a deformation zone. Recent research has […]

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