Immersive Control Centre for Space Mission Management and Collaboration

Our project aims to revolutionize space mission management by developing an immersive control centre that harnesses advanced virtual and augmented reality technologies. This innovative center utilizes digital twin technology to create accurate 3D models of space environments and vehicles, allowing operators to interact with missions as if they were physically present. This approach significantly enhances […]

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Bioprocess optimisation for liver organoid biomanufacturing

Liver transplants can be a lifesaving treatment for people living with liver disease. However, many patients die on the waiting list every year. This major concern has raised the need to find alternatives to organ replacement therapy. Morphocell Technologies’ product, ReLiver™, uses stem cells to treat liver disease. Stem cells have the ability to self-renew […]

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Origin Product Monitoring System to Ensure Safe and Effective Medical Device Function

The proposed project aims to improve FluidAI’s system for monitoring the reliability of their medical device, the Stream Platform, which assists in post-operative monitoring of wound drainage. By using advanced digital tools and data analysis techniques, the project will streamline the process of collecting and analyzing data from the device production and use to understand […]

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Development and integration of new module to TROE AI based EMS software

TROES Corp. is a Canadian-based, advanced battery energy storage company, specializing in smart distributed energy storage solutions. Based on the LiFePO4 technology, TROES develops, designs, manufactures and delivers high-performance, rigorously tested, innovative, AI-based IoT and cloud-based energy storage systems. TROES have been developing a complete Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Energy Management System (EMS) software. They […]

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Examining outcomes for individual and group based CBT-T for eating disorders

Cognitive behavior therapy ten (CBT-T) is a less resource-intensive, more accessible version of traditional CBT for eating disorders that has been found to be equivalent for improving eating disorder symptoms to traditional treatment. To further improve treatment accessibility, CBT-T can be done in a group format with up to 10 patients. The Nova Scotia Health […]

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Epigenetic modulators as targets in recurrent glioblastoma

Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most common brain cancer in adults. Despite undergoing extensive treatment, patients with GBM typically have a dismal survival rate of only 12-16 months. Furthermore, many patients eventually experience tumor relapse. Proteins such as epigenetic modulators function to change how genes are activated in DNA without altering the genetic code. Inhibiting such […]

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Upgraded: Strategic Innovations in B2B Communication

The proposed project aims to create and implement new strategies for business-to-business (B2B) outreach. By developing innovative approaches to engage with other businesses, the project seeks to enhance communication, build stronger partnerships, and drive growth. The expected benefit to the partner organization includes increased reach, more effective lead generation, and higher revenue through targeted B2B […]

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Investigating Arctic Ringed Seal (Pusa hispida) Haul-Out Behaviours Through Acoustic and Photo Analysis

This research project focuses on understanding how ringed seals communicate during haul-out events in the Northwest Territories. Ringed seals are vital to Arctic ecosystems but face threats from climate change and increased shipping. By analyzing acoustic and photo data provided by our partner organization, we aim to discover if these seals change their vocalizations when […]

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Using Historical Aerial Photography to Identify River Changes as related to Forestry Practices in Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw Territory

The decline of Pacific salmon on the south and central coast of British Columbia has resulted in well-recognized economic, ecological, and cultural impacts. Numerous factors are considered to have contributed, including marine conditions, climate change, and changes to freshwater habitats. Forest harvesting is often considered to have altered freshwater habitats where salmon spawn and rear […]

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Addressing Endogeneity in count data using a two-stage copula generated regressor approach

This research project addresses a common problem in studying medical data: understanding the true effects of different treatments when the data is not from a controlled experiment. Specifically, we are looking at patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and the number of infections they get. Often, traditional methods need special, hard-to-find data to ensure accurate […]

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