An Aerodynamic-Acoustic Design of an Electrical and Shrouded Tail Rotor

Aerospace industry innovations targets reduction of fuel consumption and noise emission. Electrical power-bywire enabled technology address these challenges yielding lighter designs, increased operation flexibility and cost reduction. With electric motors having variable rotational speed, constraints in design and optimization strategies for rotor and propellers can be released. ln addition to conventional aircraft and rotorcraft, new […]

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The Pan-Canadian Immunoglobulin Database: Enabling Utilization Reporting and Personalized Treatment Using Data Mining Techniques for Immunoglobulin

Immunoglobulin (Ig) is a blood product that is used for people who either lack IgG antibodies or require immunomodulatory therapy for life-threatening autoimmune conditions. The use of Ig products continues to increase each year, at an average rate of 8%. The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced additional stress on the Ig supply due to a reduction […]

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Nuclear Decommissioning Management using Building Information Modeling and Augmented Reality

Integrating augmented reality (AR) technology with decommissioning workflows will open new avenues to remotely visualize and interact with Building Information Models (BIMs), enabling safe and cost-effective decommissioning processes of nuclear power plant (NPP) structures. Research is proposed here to advance new NPP decommissioning workflows through novel sensing, computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) methods within the […]

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Understanding the high-temperature behavior of alloys designed for additive manufacturing

The proposed project aims to determine the mechanical behavior of new commercial iron-based alloys, M789 and Corrax stainless steels, designed for additive manufacturing. The additively manufactured steel samples, known to possess an excellent combination of tensile strength and corrosion resistance, will be supplied by voestalpine Additive Manufacturing Center. After extensive high-temperature experiments (using Gleeble and […]

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Machine Learning Based Classification of Atomization from a Rotating Bell Nozzle

Spray painting in the automotive manufacturing industry is a tough technical challenge. Due to a poor paint job, approximately 25% of cars coming off the assembly line must be reworked or scrapped. Previous research has shown that the droplet size distribution of the paint applied to the vehicle is important for the final coating finish […]

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Traceability Systems of the Next Generation: Towards Transparency, Agility and Sustainability in Quebec’s Seafood Supply Chain (SSC)

This project brings together university researchers, a Collegial Center for Technology Transfer – CCTT (Merinov), two young companies working in the sector of IT management tools (EOS Nation and reelyActive) and a Non-For-Profit Organization (Cercle-i) in order to address important research and development challenges facing the Seafood Supply Chain of the Gaspésie and Magdalen Islands […]

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Two-Step super-resolution method to enhance orbital imagery of celestial bodies using ground truth from rovers and drones.

Exploration of other planetary bodies poses multiple challenges. Notably, how can we obtain the most information about a planet or a moon while avoiding risky and costly crewed or robotic missions to the surface? Satellite imagery can partly solve this problematic by providing a relatively cheap alternative to cover massive areas of a planet. Sounds […]

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Methane Assisted Catalytic Upgrading of Extra Heavy Crudes under Moderate Conditions

Vacuum residue (VR) is the heaviest part of crude oil accounting for a large proportion in modern refineries, while its utilization routes are generally of low efficiency and high energy intensity, and thus economically and environmentally unfavorable. Similarly, bitumen recovered from Steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) process experiences high viscosity and density as well as high […]

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Absorption of colostral immunoglobulins in neonatal dairy calves

Calves are born without antibodies needed to fight off disease. The only source of antibodies available for the first few weeks of a calf’s life comes from maternal colostrum, the first milk produced by the cow. Calves are able to absorb these antibodies for approximately 24 hours of life, and absorption rates vary widely. Currently, […]

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