Manager of Finance

The main objective to be addressed is the identification and maintenance of diversified sources of funding available for ASBA. The methodology to be used will include conduction of surveys, interviews and customer observation. The intern is responsible for identifying unique and innovative tools available to be used in facilitating access to potential funding sources. These […]

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Mutual avoidance between young and older adults when passing through an aperture #2

The ability to perceive the motion of approaching person and to make appropriate adjustments to avoid collisions is an essential component of safe locomotion through the environment. The proposed project will investigate young and older adults’ collision avoidance behaviours with an approaching young adult in order to understand the visual information used to accomplish the […]

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Prediction of Spatio-temporal Permeability in Granular Suffusive Soils Using Discrete Element Modeling

Water retaining structures such as earth dams hold majority of country’s water resources, and are the lifeblood of our community and agricultural economy. An unseen and yet critical phenomenon threatening the stability of these structures is internal erosion, which is responsible for about 46% of all embankment dam failures. The risk management related to volumetric […]

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Pluripartenariat et bien-être sexuel

Les dernières décennies ont vu d’importants changements dans les manières de faire couple ainsi que de vivre les relations amoureuses et sexuelles. C’est dans ce contexte que de nouvelles formes de relations ont progressivement gagné en visibilité notamment celles où l’exclusivité sexuelle et/ou amoureuse n’est plus de mise ou tout du moins remise en question […]

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Community Wealth Building in Ontario’s Mid-Sized Cities

As we begin to emerge from a global pandemic, communities around the world are looking for strategies to promote economic recovery. We know that the pandemic has disproportionately impacted equity-deserving groups and that recovery strategies must be sustainable and work to advance equity and inclusion. Locally, Ontario cities and towns have begun to bring together […]

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The multidimensional regulatory role of ACKR3 in the opioid network

Endogenous opioid peptides and prescription opioid drugs modulate pain, anxiety and stress by activating four classical opioid receptors (MOR, DOR, KOR and NOP). The laboratory of Immuno-Pharmacology and Interactomics has recently identified a new broad-spectrum opioid receptor: ACKR3/CXCR7, hitherto known as atypical scavenger receptor for chemokines. In contrast to classical opioid receptors, ACKR3 is a […]

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Price pattern detection via functional biclustering

The detection and the forecast of recurrent patterns is of utmost importance in financial time series. For example, it is useful to predict the explosion of price bubbles in advance in order to mitigate the consequences for the society. This project constitutes a further development of an existing research project on bubble detection via unsupervised […]

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Optimizing the Implementation of Small Modular Reactors Into Ontario’s Future Energy Mix

The current research project investigates Ontario’s implementation of SMRs over an initial 30-year period, allowing for consideration of Ontario’s current energy mix as well as approximately two generations of SMR installations. Using linear programming and IBM’s CPLEX ILOG Optimization software, the development of a model which may compare front line SMR designs with the province’s […]

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Increasing impact of entrepreneurship training for women in STEM and health

For women in STEM and health, translating their research into a business can be an exciting but daunting task. Hurdles they may encounter include implicit bias, lack of key entrepreneurial skills, and balancing business with research and family commitments. The From Lab to Fulfillment (FL2F) workshop by Technologies and Beyond, Inc. teaches women tools and […]

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Transforming animal by-products into functional meat products using 3D Printing

The utilization of meat by-products (e.g., heart, liver, kidney, intestines, and tongue) is necessary due to their adverse effects on environment. Livestock by-products represent about 52% of the cattle live weight. Since greater amounts of animals live weight is rendered unfavorable for regular consumption, it becomes important to develop technologies for the effective utilization of […]

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Development of self-powered portable devices for simultaneous water disinfection and pollutant removal through piezophotocatalysis

The Government of Canada is committed to addressing drinking-water-related health and safety needs. However, the vast territory of Canada and the disparate locations of communities makes it a huge challenge to set up water treatment infrastructure and provide necessary training and maintenance. This project aims to develop selfpowered portable devices for simultaneous water disinfection and […]

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