Demand Forecasting Analytics Prototype

The partner organization, Granularity LTD, helps businesses use demand forecasting to capitalize on market trends. At the start of the pandemic, half of all grocery stores in the U.S. were out of toilet paper despite manufacturing being operational. The inconsistencies of demand in the COVID-19 pandemic awoke business leaders to the realization that their demand […]

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Nbwaakaawining binjibaamgad Gkendmaawziwin Wisdom from Knowledge: Documenting and Sharing the Indigenous Biocultural Richness of the Greenbelt

Plenty Canada has partnered with the University of Guelph to launch a biocultural knowledge and mapping project to begin restoring Indigenous knowledge, visibility, and character to the Greenbelt as an important Indigenous cultural landscape in Ontario. Our proposed work builds upon the success of a pilot project that we launched with the Canadian Commission for […]

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Corporate Partnerships Program Development at Planeterra

Planeterra recently began onboarding new corporate partnerships beyond G Adventures, and already has new partners on board that want to support our work and visit more community tourism enterprises. Developing this new program will require support in mapping out the workflow and specifics of a formal corporate partner program based on past learnings. This project […]

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Development and Optimization technique for the application of Organic fish hydrolysate fertilizer on various plant types

Eberts Farm, in partnership with Lambton College will be investigating the different applications and concentrations of an organic fish based fertilizer on the growth of microgreens and greenhouse crops. Eberts has previously developed an organic fertilizer and now requires concrete data to back up very promising preliminary findings. This research will benefit Eberts with the […]

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Automation of Electromagnetics Production

In this project, we will analyze and design automated solutions to achieve several repetitive and labour-intensive tasks included in the industrial partner’s electromagnetic component production process, which will help compensate for current and future personnel shortages and enable the expansion of their custom production methods without expanding their facility. The main challenges in this project […]

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AI model building accelerator

The candidate will be working with Modellicity to participating in the development and bringing-to-market of the company’s proprietary end-to-end AI model building platform that will enable users to quickly build, validate, and deploy AI models.

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Thermal management innovations for enhanced battery performance, longevity, and vehicle range

Several barriers continue impacting EV adoption, including vehicle driving range, cost, lifespan, and safety. These barriers are aggravated in extreme cold and hot climate settings due to the sensitivity of batteries and EV technologies to sub-zero and high temperatures (above 45°C). Partnering with Ford Canada, we will jointly develop battery thermal management innovations combining physics-based […]

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Robust Polymeric Membranes for Carrier-based Selective Ion Separations for Battery Recycling

Current rates of recycling for many metal species are near-zero. Improved processes are needed for enabling efficient recycling of electronics waste, including batteries. In our work, we will design polymeric membrane materials that will provide a robust platform for separations processes, specifically targeting separating metal ions from each other in aqueous solution. The interns will […]

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Board Management and Configuration for Datacenter FPGAs

Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) are a programmable technology that enable the implementation of hardware circuits. FPGAs are now being used as computing devices, but lack the capabilities and services provided by the operating systems used in all software-based computing systems. The goal of this project is to develop some fundamental operating system features for […]

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