Assessing Executive Function Through Eye Movements in Concussed Individuals

When a concussion occurs individuals can also experience several different subtle changes to eye movements and performance that is difficult to recognize. To understand how these eye-movement problems affect the recovery process the goal of the study is to investigate if these eye-movement problems are a result of executive functioning issues in the frontal lobe […]

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Développement et qualification d’une approche de type point-of-care (POC) pour le dosage de la ferritine plasmatique par résonance des plasmons de surface (SPR)

Chez un donneur de sang fréquent, il arrive d’observer une chute des réserves de fer1,2. La mesure du taux d’hémoglobine dans le sang des donneurs permet aux banques de sang d’éviter de prélever un individu pour qui les réserves de fer seraient considérées comme étant faibles. La ferritine est un marqueur précoce de la carence […]

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Developing implantable scaffold for bone regeneration with healing enhancement by local drug delivery and sustained drug release

Over 3 million Canadian suffer from bone disease resulted from trauma, tumor removal and cancer and the number increasing with aging population every year. We plan to use hydrogels to create bioactive scaffold using 3D bioprinting extrusion method with potential for local drug loading and slow drug release for bone regeneration. We develop bioinks with […]

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Articulation de la fonction de socialisation d’aînés à celles d’enseignants à la Maison des Grands-Parents de Villeray en contexte de pandémie

Ce projet vise à accompagner un organisme communautaire, la Maison des Grands-Parents de Villeray, dans une démarche de réflexion quant à la façon dont les aînés bénévoles participant aux activités d’aide aux devoirs conçoivent leur fonction de socialisation et l’articulation de cette fonction à celle de l’enseignant. Les changements sociaux vécus durant la pandémie suscitent […]

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Microbial production of hyaluronic acid using oat hulls

Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance that is found in the epithelial, connective, and neural tissues in the human body and rooster comb tissues. It provides lubrication and acts as a cushion in the joints for different tissues of the human body. Currently, hyaluronic acid is widely used in pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and medical applications. In […]

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Experiences, Barriers, and Factors Influencing Career Advancement Among Internationally Educated Nurses in Home Care

The home care sector suffers from workforce inefficiencies with many of its healthcare providers not working to their full potential. This includes internationally educated nurses (IENs) who have obtained their education in a foreign country but are not certified in Canada. In addition to their professional expertise, IENs have multilingual and multicultural skills and perspectives, […]

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Investigation of Online Cerebral Indices of Cognitive Restoration by Nature Exposure

Attention is a key process to many daily tasks but it is characterized by limited resources. In many high-stake domains, operators must perform complex tasks for long durations, which deplete attentional resources and promote error making. Yet, previous studies have shown that exposure to nature stimuli can help recovering those resources. The current project aims […]

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Harvest Home garden, community garden, community connections

I will help with collecting and distributing tools, seedlings, and other various elements required to build Take-Home Garden Kits. I will assist in the planting, maintenance and harvesting of the community garden located in St.Vital. I will visit several community gardens throughout Winnipeg and meet with the people involved with their production. The final deliverable […]

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Usability Evaluation of PRIMS (Parkinson’s Remote Interactive Monitoring System)

The Parkinson’s Remote Interactive Monitoring System (PRIMS) developed by PragmaClin Research Inc. was designed to be an easy-to-use digital system which can accurately assess motor symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease remotely. The problem is that a well-designed usability study has not been performed to determine the PRIMS technology’s true ease of use. This Canadian study aims […]

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Characterization and optimisation of muscle oxygen extraction and performance in elite judo athletes

This project will investigate the determinants of performance in the sport of judo to optimize training and enhance performance development. Judokas must perform multiple high-intensity efforts that cause fatigue, and most of their training is devoted to mitigating the development of fatigue during matches. However, our knowledge of key metabolic responses and adaptations is still […]

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