Workly Law’s Startup Legal Tool Kit

The “Workly Law’s Startup Legal Tool Kit” Project focuses on product and marketing innovation in employment law and business law. This project will help the partner organization tap into the underutilized resources in the startup space, innovate and set them apart from their competition. The goal of this project is to create several innovative products. […]

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New insights into immunomodulatory effects of Spirulina in vitro, and on local and systemic adaptation to high-intensity exercise in horses

Exercise induced inflammation and subsequently free radical production are necessary for exercise recovery. However, excess inflammation may be detrimental to exercise performance and can contribute to degenerative inflammatory conditions such as arthritis in equine athletes. Algae, specifically Spirulina, has the potential to reduce the risk of degenerative disease without impeding post-exercise recovery and adaptation. Spirulina […]

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Capacity building in small and medium enterprises for sustainability change management

The TRANSFORM Project comprises a global network of researchers located in eight different countries and 11 universities. This network is committed to building the capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to accelerate the transition to sustainable, resilient, and low-carbon communities. SMEs possess great potential to shape and transform the cities and communities in which […]

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Development and Optimization of Freeze-dried Formulations of Ga-68 based cold kit and its performance evaluation by Radiolabeling and Animal Imaging

The student will be involved in the research and development of a novel multi-dose lyophilized vial kit for the preparation of Gallium 68Ga-DOTATOC injection used for the PET imaging of neuroendocrine tumors. This novel kit compared to the currently available ready to use injectable solution, has better shelf life and can be easily shipped to […]

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Regulating Molecular Interactions by Terahertz Signals for Revolutionized Health care Solutions

Nanosized devices operating inside the human body open up new prospects in health care. On the one hand, molecular communication enables biological nanomachines to communicate by exchanging molecules and performing applicationdependent tasks. On the other hand, electromagnetic (EM) nano-communication points to the Terahertz Band (0.1- 10 THz) as the frequency range for communication among nano-biosensors. […]

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Centering Youth’s Perspectives on Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood & Adolescence to Inform Best Practices in Supportive Service Provision in Canada

Aggression toward family/caregivers in childhood and adolescence (AFCCA) is a serious issue that impacts all family members in complex and interrelated ways. Despite its extensive and long-term consequences, there is limited research and even scarcer supports available for young people and their families affected by this form of family violence. Expanding on a pilot project […]

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Building a leading Paralympic Organization: Strategic Renewal at the Canadian Paralympic Committee.

The Canadian Paralympic Committee’s vision is to be the world’s leading Paralympic nation. Its mission is to lead the development of a sustainable Paralympic sport system in Canada to enable athletes to reach the podium at the Paralympic Games. By supporting Canadian high-performance athletes with a disability and promoting their success, the Canadian Paralympic Committee […]

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Commercialization of Novel Wellness Innovation

The overall objective for the internship of the student in the Finance and Accounting program is to learn to execute important processes of fundraising for technology companies. This work will be helping to address the financial and further influential needs, to help excel the solutions and opportunities provided by the Invitalize company. The Invitalize company […]

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BSI Dieppe City of Toronto Proposal 2022

The purpose of this project is to commemorate Torontonians who died at the Battle of Dieppe in World War II. The intern will be researching the names of 129 people from Toronto who died on a single day at Dieppe. Information about these individuals, who they were, their families, their life prior to and during […]

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Building Cultural Sustainability: An Applied Research Model

Financial constraints are a significant barrier to sustainable practices within Canada’s cultural sector and especially within the performing arts. This situation has been exacerbated by COVID, with significant hits to economic impact and employment observed at the municipal level. In addition, physical space, digital fluency and access to technology are primary concerns for small/medium organizations. […]

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An Integrated Approach using Process Models and Business Analytics for Efficient Delivery of Patient Care

The use of business process modeling (BPM) and analytics has demonstrated exceptional results in improving efficiency and effectiveness in various industries. Health care processes however, are characterized by uncertain, exception and continual evolution. This project aims to apply flexible, adaptive and evolutionary process modeling protocols coupled with operations research and other analytic methods to the […]

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We-Watch Corp. Research & Planning Project

The goal of this project is to conduct market research and landscape analysis for potential areas that We-Watch may enter. The intern will be responsible for leveraging surveys conducted by We-Watch to find the best customer groups. Additionally, the intern will develop various customer personas in order to draft recommendations for which features the firm […]

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