The West Parry Sound District Museum (WPSDM) is partnering with The Festival Of the Sound (FOTS) to celebrate The FOTS 50th anniversary in 2029. During the project, the intern will be acting as a liason between the two organizations in order to create a roadmap package to set up an exhibit showcasing the history of […]
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This project explores how different kinds of quantum systems can produce different patterns of correlations in networks; i.e. when several parties perform experiments on shared resources. A famous result known as Bell’s theorem showed that quantum physics allows correlations that cannot be explained using classical models without communication between the parties. Recent research suggests that […]
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The research project is the continuation of the collaboration between the Christopher Rowley group at Carleton University in Canada and the Mateusz Brela group at Jagiellonian University in Poland. This research project tackles the continuous need for an accurate description of the chemical structure’s role in the physicochemical properties of the final material. As the […]
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The zoning harmonization project for King Township and Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury (BWG) aims to advance regulatory clarity and long-term agricultural viability within the Holland Marsh, one of Ontario’s most significant specialty crop areas. Although the Marsh operates as a single, integrated agricultural system, it is divided between two municipalities with distinct zoning by […]
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The project “Advanced numerical modelling tools for entanglement harvesting with superconducting devices” is dedicated to developing tools for a foundational experimental test of quantum entanglement within the framework of quantum field theory. While this theory serves as a cornerstone of modern physics, significant questions regarding the description of quantum measurements and entanglement remain. This research […]
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This project investigates how cooperative governance frameworks can be applied to the design of creator-sovereign streaming platforms for independent film. It addresses two questions: how do existing cooperative and platform cooperative models handle the governance challenges of creative labour, including revenue distribution and data rights? And what design principles can be developed from the Centre […]
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Mitacs is funded by the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta, the Government of British Columbia, Research Manitoba, the Government of New Brunswick, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Government of Nova Scotia, the Government of Ontario, Innovation PEI, the Government of Quebec, the Government of Saskatchewan, and the Government of Yukon.