Formes pharmaceutiques solides gastro-résistantes de la Catalase

Inflammation is an undesirable effect that can be caused by the high level of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), an oxidant molecule. This inflammation is found mostly in small and large intestines area. Catalase, is a protein (antioxidant agent). It is able to decompose large quantities of H2O2 into water and oxygen and thus, eliminating this harmful […]

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Development of Autonomy for Log-loading Machines in Canadian Mill Yards

The timber-harvesting and processing industries anticipate that the use of robotics and AI technologies will increase productivity, safety and job satisfaction of machine operators to help address the shrinking labor force. We have engaged with our partner, FPInnovations, on research to increase the autonomy of log-loading machines with the goal to demonstrate the technology on […]

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Enhanced Wireless Power Transfer via Multisource Thermophotovoltaic Systems

The objective of this research project is to design, fabricate and test a prototype wireless power transmission system that uses a thermophotovoltaic (TPV) system to receive the power beam. By using a TPV system as the receiver (instead of a photovoltaic cell) the electromagnetic radiation can have almost any wavelength. This opens a broad range […]

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Biotech R&D statistical analysis using Generative AI for business expansion

Scispot is an innovative company dedicated to revolutionizing the biotech industry through the integration of advanced scientific tools and technologies. Scispot is backed by Y Combinator, Velocity, OBIO, OCI, and CDL. Our mission is to enable every biotech lab to streamline their operations, enhance productivity, and accelerate scientific discoveries.

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Improved Synthesis of [18F]-4-Fluorohomoleucine (FHL) for Imaging of Multiple Myeloma

Positron emission tomography (PET) imaging is an imaging technique used for the early detection of tumors and metastases, and plays an important role in diagnosis, staging, and treatment planning. PET imaging relies on radiotracers (molecules with a radioisotope attached) that selectively accumulate in tumors and can be detected by a PET scanner. Thus, the discovery […]

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The Annual Canadian School Survey

Public education is the starting point for building a prosperous, inclusive, entrepreneurial, and equitable society in Canada. However, education systems in Canada are compartmentalized from one another with little shareable data to help understand differences, promote cross-jurisdictional learning, or develop Canada-wide strategies to support change. People for Education and the Centre for Leading Research in […]

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Development of a bioinformatic workflow for comprehensive microbiome analysis and phenotype prediction on host and environmental health

Microbial life forms complex communities that sustain all other living organisms on our planet. These microbial communities can colonize various environments, from inside our intestinal tract to the extreme Arctic Ocean. The set of genes in these communities is called the microbiome, and its components determine the health or disease of humans and natural ecosystems. […]

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Biological clustering of pulmonary exacerbations in CF (BIOPEX-CF)

Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that leads to acute episodes of worsening respiratory symptoms termed pulmonary exacerbations (PEx). The current PEx treatment paradigm involves using oral or intravenous antibiotics under the assumption that all of these episodes are caused by worsening bacterial infection, but PEx can also be attributed to viral infections, air pollution, […]

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Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) reduces juvenile Pacific salmon prey abundance in a large Pacific Northwest estuary

The Fraser River Estuary, British Columbia, provides important habitat for juvenile Pacific salmon as they migrate downstream. The tidal marshes that support these juvenile salmon are under pressure from urban development, pollution, sea-level rise, and invasive species. One invasive plant that thrives in these habitats is purple loosestrife. It outcompetes native vegetation and can become […]

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Bridging Healthcare Gaps: Implementing Wearable Virtual Care for Wound Management in Remote Northern Saskatchewan

The proposed project involves utilizing the TeleVu system- a cutting-edge virtual care technology-to enhance medical services for wound care in remote communities. This system allows health professionals to monitor and treat patients from a distance, which is crucial for areas where medical resources are scarce. The research undertaken will assess the effectiveness of this technology, […]

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