Analyse longitudinale et comparative des données de télémonitoring des activités de la vie quotidienne pour le maintien à domicile des personnes âgées

Le maintien à domicile des personnes âgées présentant des troubles cognitifs constitue un enjeu majeur pour les systèmes de santé. Les technologies de télémonitoring basées sur des capteurs à domicile offrent des opportunités importantes pour mieux comprendre les activités de la vie quotidienne, suivre l’évolution de l’autonomie et soutenir les décisions en matière de soins. […]

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Evaluation of Yarmouth Collaborative Food Network Program

The Yarmouth Collaborative Food Network (CFN) is a growing partnership working to reduce food insecurity and strengthen community well-being across the Town of Yarmouth, surrounding rural areas, and nearby First Nations communities. Coordinated by Parents’ Place, the CFN brings together local organizations, volunteers, schools, municipalities, and the Acts of Kindness Society (AOK) to deliver accessible, […]

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Understanding the effects of Early-Life Adversity on Microglia in the Developing Brain

Early-life adversity (ELA) is one of the most consistent and robust predictors of poor mental health outcomes across the lifespan. These are developmental periods characterized by high neural plasticity, in which the brain is shaped by experience. Thus, ELA can provoke detrimental, long-lasting changes in the brain and it is critical to understand the mechanisms […]

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Methods for Recording Soundscapes Using New Technologies

This project aims to collect high-quality sound recordings of diverse environments for subsequent analysis and annotation to support the training of artificial intelligence models. The project will equip the intern with the skills needed to complete their PhD at their home institution following the international experience. Both institutions will benefit from further relationship-building, as the […]

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Development of a Novel Dicalcium Phosphate Cement-Based Construct [Brushite-Shell/Monetite-Core] for Controlled Degradation and Drug Release in Craniofacial Defect Repair Surgery

Craniofacial and maxillofacial reconstruction is often limited by insufficient autologous bone and the shortcomings of current graft alternatives, which can degrade unevenly, bond poorly, or fail to support vascular growth. These issues are especially critical in cases of trauma, congenital defects, or cancer-related bone loss, where reliable, bioresorbable grafts are essential. This project evaluates and […]

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Metis Family Services – Digital Transformation of HR File Systems: Designing and Implementing a Compliant HRIS

Métis Family Services is a delegated child and family services agency that provides culturally grounded safety, support, and community services to Métis children, youth, and families across Surrey and the Greater Vancouver region. As the organization expands its programming and workforce, it faces a critical innovation challenge: the transition from a paper-based human resources file […]

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Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland – Designing and Implementing Data-Driven Process Improvements to Strengthen Fundraising and Operations

Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland is a non-profit organization dedicated to enabling life-changing mentoring relationships that ignite the power and potential of young people. Through its inclusive programs, the organization empowers female, female-identifying, non-binary, gender fluid, transgender, and Two Spirit youth to build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills. To sustain and expand these vital […]

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Co-creating digital tools to support learning communities

In Canada and worldwide, health systems are facing tremendous capacity pressures with aging populations putting increasing demands on health services. Caregivers play a vital role in supporting older adults at home. Caregivers often experience distress and burnout and need help navigating the health system. The overall goal of the project is to evaluate the feasibility […]

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Mathematical Models of Oncolytic Virotherapy Including Oxygen Dependent Phenotypic Adaptation

This project develops mathematical models to investigate how tumour heterogeneity and oxygen availability influence the efficacy of oncolytic virotherapy (OVT). OVT employs genetically engineered viruses to selectively infect and destroy cancer cells, yet its therapeutic success is often hindered in hypoxic tumour regions, where low oxygen levels promote cellular adaptations that reduce viral replication and […]

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