Production of cellulose-based membranes with nanoadditions for air filtration

Global warming is one of the most pressing challenges of our time. Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O) trap heat, causing the planet’s temperatures to rise. Currently, the challenge is to achieve systems that solve problems such as environmental pollution through the design of green products and sustainable processes. […]

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Étude de plasmas à onde de surface par spectroscopie d’émission

Le projet de recherche de Téo Clergereaux dans le groupe du Pr Luc Stafford au département de physique de l’université de Montréal vise à étudier le fonctionnement d’un plasma lors d’une injection pulsée de gaz. Cette étude reposera sur des mesures de spectroscopie d’émission optiques temporelles. Cette étude s’intègre dans un projet beaucoup plus large […]

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Equitas – Automatisation des processus financiers et operationnels avec IA

Equitas est un organisme à but non lucratif qui œuvre à promouvoir l’égalité, la justice sociale et le respect de la dignité humaine à travers des programmes d’éducation aux droits humains transformateurs, tant au Canada qu’à l’international. Equitas se concentre sur la formation et le renforcement des capacités des individus et des communautés vulnérables pour […]

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Applied Geospatial Research Group (AGRG) 2025 Research Internships

The boreal zone of Alberta is under increasing pressure from natural resource extraction. Roads, seismic lines, well pads, and other industrial-disturbance features exert cumulative environmental effects on the region’s vegetation, wildlife, hydrology, and carbon dynamics. The purpose of this project is to develop remote-sensing tools and workflows that help us describe, understand, and mitigate some […]

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Ex Vivo Live Imaging of Hematopoietic Stem Cells in D. melanogaster

This project aims to investigate asymmetric cell division (ACD) in blood cell development using live imaging and Drosophila melanogaster (fruit fly) as a model system. Hematopoiesis, the process of blood cell formation, relies on tightly regulated mechanisms to balance stem cell self-renewal and differentiation. Disruptions in this balance can cause blood disorders such as leukemia. […]

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Process Innovation to Scale Cansbridge Fellowship’s Impact

This project aims to support The Cansbridge Fellowship in scaling its operations to meet growing demand while maintaining its mission of empowering Canada’s future entrepreneurial leaders. By redesigning the program framework, integrating advanced technology, and developing innovative marketing strategies, the project will provide the organization with scalable solutions to expand its reach and impact. Interns […]

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Design and Development of a Chatbot-based Personalized Healthcare Tool to Support People with HIV

Large language models (LLMs), AI systems trained on vast amounts of online textual data with advanced language processing capabilities, have garnered significant interest in healthcare applications. Health chatbots integrate language models and various algorithmic tools to assist in decision-making, potentially revolutionizing patient self-management and reducing disparities in healthcare access. However, previous work has shown notable […]

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Transfer of energy and momentum across turbulent interfaces (TEMATI)

Accurately predicting entrainment in free shear flows like jets, wakes, and shallow water shear layers is crucial for industrial, environmental, and geophysical applications, yet most studies focus on wakes and jets using Eulerian statistics from 2D experiments, limiting insight into this inherently 3D, multiscale phenomenon. To bridge this gap, we will conduct cutting-edge measurements capturing […]

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Heat or Eat: Uncovering the Energy Poverty Gap in Income-Based Energy Burden Metrics

Income-based energy burden metrics identify households in energy poverty as those which spend 10% or more of their after-tax income on dwelling energy bills, risking the inability to maintain thermal comfort. However, traditional income-based energy poverty metrics fail to capture behavioral adaptation patterns of reducing energy consumption to limit financial expenditure on energy services, especially […]

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The Empowerment of China’s Left-behind Women

Feminization of agriculture is occurring in China through the rural-urban migration of labor, predominantly men. This phenomenon raises the question: Does women’s increasing participation in farming affect their capacity and power in decision-making regarding agricultural production and their rural livelihood? While little research has been done to address this issue due to the measurement challenges, […]

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