Nature and Nurture: A Comparative Study of Environmental Education in China and Canada and how behaviors and attitudes form action and development.

The proposed project, “Nature and Nurture: A Comparative Study of Environmental Education in China and Canada,” aims to explore how Environmental Education (EE) is implemented within educational systems in both countries. Through observing and analyzing various aspects—such as the curriculum, teacher engagement, and community involvement—the project will identify best practices and challenges in fostering environmental […]

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Observations of Creative Pedagogy in Classroom Environments from Grades 1-9: A Comparison of Chinese and Canadian Approaches to Creativity and Knowledge

The overview of the Globalink research project seeks to examine and discuss the use of creative pedagogy in Chinese and Canadian classrooms for grades 1-6 and 7-9, focusing on cross-curricular learning. One objective is to compare student engagement and behaviour. The Ontario curriculum offers many opportunities for the integration of subjects, and we aim to […]

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Fostering Long-Term Environmental Stewardship: A Comparative Study of Kindergarten Environmental Education Practices in Ontario and China

This research project will explore how environmental education (EE) in kindergarten classrooms can build lifelong habits of environmental stewardship by comparing practices in Ontario, Canada, and China. Using the framework of the Reciprocal Learning Program, the study highlights how cultural exchange can improve teaching methods and outcomes in both regions. By examining daily routines and […]

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Trend and Uncertainty Analysis of Climate Change Trends for Spencer Creek, Ontario

There are however, a range of GCMs, future climate scenarios and downscalingtechniques that can be used and each yields different results. Due to this uncertainty, itis regarded as best-practice to use a collection of individual projections to develop“ranges” that characterize future climate conditions. The aim of this internship is toconduct this analysis for the variables […]

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Audio Hardware Calibration and Audiometry

This project is to focus on building an application that can be used to perform a audiology-grade calibration of consumer headphones (and microphones) on a mobile device (such as an iPhone or iPad). The intern will use mathematical techniques (such as spectral analysis) to help gather and analyze user information more efficiently in order to […]

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M-MIMO Channel Estimation using Federated Learning

examine the feasibility of an innovative solution that combines Federated Learning with Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) to optimize the selection of edge nodes for model aggregation. Through the proposed DRL-based client selection method, the system can actively select nodes that have shown superior performance based on their training quality, computational resources, and network conditions. This […]

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Building Worlds: A Critical History of Contemporary Chinese Photography

As a cultural historian, my research examines the history of contemporary Chinese photography, photo theory, and the intellectual and cultural politics of contemporary China. Through a detailed examination of numerous art, photography, and academic journals, along with exhibition catalogues and archival material from artists, my research seeks to analyse the historical and intellectual roots of […]

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BSI – City of Niagara Falls 2024

This project’s overview for the 4-month period is to – • Improve the City’s processing of development applications efficiently and within required timelines while adhering to the Planning Act. • Develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the review, processing, and management of all planning applications and processes, including but not limited to pre-consultation, zoning and […]

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Intent-based Network Management

This project aims to develop advanced, self-managing networks that reduce the need for manual intervention by allowing network administrators to set high-level goals, called “intents,” rather than dealing with complex configurations. By automating network management tasks and ensuring that these intents are consistently met, the project will help the partner organization operate more efficiently, reduce […]

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Development of electrospun PMMA/PEG/Sio2 polymer nano-composites for Carbon Capture

The proposed project fosters collaboration between Sabanci University and the University of Waterloo, offering significant benefits to both institutions. Sabanci University will gain access to advanced imaging and gas analysis techniques available at Waterloo, enabling precise characterization and optimization of the CO2 capture system. This enhances the quality and impact of ongoing research at Sabanci. […]

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Anomaly Detection with Noisy Labels in Graphs

This research project focuses on improving how we detect fraudulent activities, such as suspicious transactions, in large financial transaction networks like Mastercard’s. Fraudulent transactions are rare and difficult to catch because they often look similar to regular transactions, and there are limited accurate data to rely on. To tackle this, we are using Graph Neural […]

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