Development of Colour-Changing Indicator Label

Lunanos Inc. and Ryerson University’s School of Graphic Communications Management are seeking to collaborate on a six-month project to develop an innovative colour-changing indicator label that will be used in healthcare facilities to track the cleaning of various equipment and surfaces to reduce the frequency of healthcare-associated infections (HAI). In Canada, 1 in 10 patients […]

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L2M – Strategic Development of Protease-Resistant ADAMTS13 as a Therapeutic for Cardiovascular Disorders and Sepsis

This project aims to develop a novel therapeutic drug aimed at revolutionizing the treatment of severe cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and sepsis. Our project focuses on the modification of the ADAMTS13 protein, an enzyme that plays a crucial role in the blood clotting process. In patients with severe CVD or sepsis, ADAMTS13 is rapidly degraded, leading […]

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How List-based and Queued-based Lead Management Systems Drive inside Sales Performance

Sales-based CRM tools have given sales representatives the ability to utilize customer information and selling strategies to facilitate cross-selling and up-selling activities from inside the organization. This concept, known as “inside sales”, is a fast growing trend and its key success is reliant on how efficiently generated leads are managed. Leads are information about potential […]

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Re-evaluating Urban Green Space Accessibility in the Post-COVID Era: Insights from Multicultural Toronto

This project revolves around creating a data analysis tool that combines socio-demographic metrics with indicators of park accessibility, focusing on Toronto, Canada. The goal is to closely examine and understand the disparities in access to urban parks among diverse groups of people. The research includes exploring various factors influencing green space accessibility, evaluating private park […]

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Mineral chemistry as an exploration tool for gold and copper deposits

Canada is a world leader in mineral exploration and mining technology, but the discovery of new mineral resources is declining. The development of new mineralogical tools which guide exploration is becoming increasingly important for the mining industry. This study will investigate the potential to use mineral chemistry to develop vectors around Au and Cu deposits […]

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Mathematical modeling the impact of dietary macronutrients on energy metabolism in cats

North American pet food industry utilizes predictive equations such as those including modified Atwater equations to estimate energy density. However research has shown these equations tend to overestimate energy which predisposes companion animals to be in positive energy balance and obese. One method for attaining better predictive energy density models would be to quantify net […]

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L2M- Neuromod, non-invasive brain stimulation and augmented reality sensorimotor training to treat chronic musculoskeletal pain

Neuromod is a revolutionary pain treatment designed to help improve the quality of life of the ~4 million Canadians living with chronic musculoskeletal (MSK) pain. Chronic MSK pain represents a major healthcare challenge due to the severity of pain, its impact on the individual, family, and Canadian Healthcare system. Current therapies for chronic MSK pain […]

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Diagnostic Use of Non-Invasive Intelligent Wearables for Veterinary Healthcare

Wearable non-invasive devices have emerged as useful tools for tracking physiological data from companion animals. By combining this data with machine learning techniques, it is possible to proactively detect disorders and prompt owners to seek medical attention. This research aims to asses the efficacy of this approach by using wearable devices for continuous monitoring and […]

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Use of sound to affect fish movement to reduce bycatch and impingement.

Canada’s fishing and hydropower industries struggle to reduce the harming of fish not used by either industry, known as bycatch or incidental take, and are under increasing regulation to limit these impacts. Working with industrial partners the interns will test acoustic technologies to drive unwanted fish away from capture areas while preserving the desired catch […]

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Learning Legible Human-Robot Handovers

Object handovers, which involve the action of giving and receiving objects, are an integral task for human-robot collaboration. Current human-to-robot handover systems rely on learning from sampled human expert trajectory data [5]. These data are usually difficult to gather, as two humans must hand over many different objects while recording the human motion with a […]

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L2M – SilicoLabs

SilicoLabs’ software revolutionizes psychology/neuroscience research by harnessing XR to create real-world simulations. Researchers import their 3D models, video, audio, images and creating dynamic interactions between them and the participant – all without writing a single line of code! Researchers determine which variables they want to track (e.g., number of times an object is picked up) […]

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