Investigation of the applications of Radiographic AI Assessment (RAIA)

Radiographic AI Assessment (RAIA) is a web-based application tailored for veterinary practices, focusing on chest radiographs. With millions of annual veterinary clinic visits in Canada, many involving radiography, RAIA addresses the need for better diagnostic quality. It offers automatic quality assessment, enhancing radiology technicians’ ability to deliver high-quality radiographs essential for accurate diagnoses.

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Improving stream temperature simulation in UK rivers by adding shading effects into a coupled hydrological/water temperature model

Le projet a pour objectif de modéliser l’ombrage et la température de l’eau sur des cours d’eau du Royaume Uni. Différents algorithmes seront testé et comparés. Ce projet permettra d’offrir aux gestionnaires de ressources hydriques un outil permettant de prioriser les cours d’eau à protéger en fonction de leur propension à maintenir un eau plus […]

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Governance, Diversity, and Social Justice – The 1991 Soviet Putsch attempt

The overarching goal of the Globalink research project is to gain a comprehensive understanding of the 1991 Soviet coup attempt by delving into the motivations, strategic decisions, and enduring implications of this pivotal event. The central research question guiding this endeavor will have answers to such questions: What were the underlying motivations and strategic decisions […]

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Integrating Deep Learning and Machine Learning Techniques for Maize Yield Monitoring with Earth Observation and Climate Data to Ensure Food Security in Dry Regions

Our project aims to improve maize production efficiency and mitigate the impacts of climate change. By combining advanced computing, artificial intelligence, and remote sensing techniques, we will analyze data on maize cultivation, climate patterns, and soil health. This collaboration between institutions in both countries seeks to enhance agricultural sustainability, increase food security, and contribute valuable […]

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Re-inhabiting Lives, Uncomfortable Histories: Armenian Women Immigrants in Turkey

The research I wish to pursue for my research in Turkey seeks to explore following questions: How are the subjectivities of undocumented Armenian women immigrants shaped in the face of multi-layered discrimination and exclusion? What is the role of Turkish media and Turkish cinema in this discrimination? My inquiry into the ways in which undocumented […]

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Mathematical modeling of vertebrate retinal cone photoreceptor patterns

Cone photoreceptors are specialized cells in the retinas of vertebrates that absorb light to permit daylight vision. Two major morphological types exist: single cones, which are circular in cross section, and double cones, which consist of two apposed cones with elliptical cross section. In many vertebrates, cones are organized into repeating, lattice-like mosaics. The two […]

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A data-driven control framework for constrained nonlinear systems with application to unmanned ground vehicles

The objective of this project is the development of a novel data-driven control framework for nonlinear dynamical systems. The proposed solution will be validated and tested on the autonomous ground vehicles available at Concordia University. To achieve the desired goal, the research intern, with the supervision and help of the host and home supervisor, will […]

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