Developing MRI Biomarkers for the Differential Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurodegenerative disorder associated with death of dopamine-producing neurons. This results in structural changes to the striatum, substantial nigra (SNc), and ventral tegmental area (VTA). Motor symptoms of PD are extremely heterogeneous causing a high rate of misdiagnosis of similar disorders (e.g. Essential tremor; ET) as PD. This study aims to […]

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Improving precision analysis of power line modeling and integrating data processing chains for automating 3D building rooftop modeling.

The project consists of two independent segments. The first part, to be managed by PhD student Yoonseok Jwa, aims to develop and evaluate new photogrammetric computer vision algorithms for detecting and identifying POAs and insulator types attached to power lines (PL). The expected benefit to the partner can be summarized as: (a) Efficiency- automatic detection […]

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Development of a model-based approach to assess bioequivalence based on dermatopharmacokinetic data obtained from comparative studies on topical dermatological drug products

Market approval of generic products requires that such products are shown to have equivalent safety and efficacy as the innovator product currently on the market. In general, generic topical dermatological products require comparative clinical trials in patients which require a large number of patients, are expensive and lengthy. This has led to a shortage of […]

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High-Resolution 3D Mapping and Modeling of Solar Neighbourhood Potential

This research project will be focused on the development of a new software technology in order to model and map maximum solar energy potential on the rooftops and facades of buildings with high spatiotemporal resolution, with particular emphasis on optimal community design for smart net-zero energy solar communities. The goal of this project is to […]

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Investigation of Recrystallization Inhibitory Effect of Terpolymer Nanoparticles in Ethylcellulose Membrane for Amorphous Solid Dispersions of Drugs with Low Solubility

Poor water-solubility limits the total use of the drug in the human body of many recently discovered drugs. Recently, Amorphous Solid Dispersion (ASD) technique is being used as an efficient way to enhance solubility of poorly soluble drugs which are prevalent in pharmaceutical industry while providing sustained release, however the instability of ASD may cause […]

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WCRI SimplySMART Project

Waterloo Co-operative Residence Inc (WCRI) is Canada’s largest student housing co-operative. It has been providing co-operative student housing and programming for post-secondary students in the Waterloo region for over fifty years. As a co-operative, WCRI relies on members’ involvement in providing affordable housing and creating a supportive and welcoming community. Project SimplySMART focuses on documenting […]

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City of Toronto Heritage Census Project

The City of Toronto wishes to assemble a comprehensive set of available historical neighbourhood-scale Census data. While a wealth of historical Canadian Census data exist in the public domain, it is largely inaccessible to users who lack specialized training and skills due fragmentation of data holdings and their storage in different formats. Making use of […]

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Computer Science Internship

This project will focus on the software development and service deployment of an artificial intelligence interface aimed to capture body measurements to facilitate sizing and fit for apparel production.The technology and IT industry is rapidly growing in Canada, and a lot of emphasis is laid on development in the artificial intelligence space. This project is […]

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Extraction of oil from sea buckthorn berries

Baylis Farms (Baylis), located in Smithfalls, has successfully planted 3,000 to 4,000 sea buckthorn shrubs on 9 acres. Looking to be a certified organic raw material supplier of sea buckthorn oil, Baylis has reached out to Seneca’s School of Biological Science and Applied Chemistry to investigate and optimize their existing pulping process and develop a […]

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