TRLUP Aromatase Nutritional Sciences

Small packs of vitamin and mineral dense gummy candies which are formulated to cater for those on gender affirming hormone treatment (GAHT). The product formulation is to be designed around a biochemistry-focused literary review model which maps hormonal pathway connections to vitamin and mineral needs. Additional research will be done on gummy composition to maximize […]

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TRLUP– Autonomous Long-Endurance Drone System

This project focuses on developing a long-endurance autonomous multirotor drone capable of performing continuous aerial operations for emergency response, environmental monitoring, and remote delivery. It addresses the critical gap between costly manned helicopters—which can cost over $50,000 per hour and operate for only a few hours—and short-range electric drones that can fly for less than […]

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TRLUP- Drawing to diagnose: a gamified diagnostic tool for Parkinson’s disease

This project aims to make a fun, game-based screening tool that helps detect Parkinson’s disease by assessing motor and cognitive function without needles, expensive tests, or stressful doctor visits. Users play a multi level drawing game on a computer or tablet while our artificial intelligence analyzes their handwriting and movements to predict disease risk. This […]

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TRLUP – Selective PSRV for Methane Emission Reduction from Uncontrolled Storage Tanks

Uncontrolled atmospheric, fixed-roof tanks often “breathe” straight to air through relief valves and hatches, releasing methane. Many small or remote sites can’t justify flares or VRUs, so we’re developing a Selective PSRV, a membrane-based vent that lets nitrogen and oxygen out while holding back methane and heavier hydrocarbons. In our Lab2Market Validate work we spoke […]

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Le marché de la défense dans la région de Sherbrooke

Ce projet vise à mieux comprendre comment la région de Sherbrooke peut profiter de l’augmentation substantielle des dépenses militaires prévues au Canada. Concrètement, la stagiaire analysera les entreprises et les technologies déjà présentes à Sherbrooke pour voir si et comment elles peuvent participer au marché en pleine effervescence de la défense, par exemple dans les […]

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Grenadier Pond Turtle Population Survey

Grenadier Pond in High Park, Toronto, is home to several turtle species, some of which are at risk due to habitat degradation, pollution and human interference. However, there is a lack of data on the pond’s turtle population, including species diversity, population size and nesting habits. We will conduct a population survey to establish baseline […]

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City of Yorkton Cemetery Walking Tour Guides

In 2024, Tourism Yorkton hosted a Guided Historical Cemetery Walking Tour, based on the book, “Yorkton Cemetery Walking Tour” published in 2000. Tourism Yorkton’s cemetery tour was well-attended and attendees inquired about the availability of different guided tours within the cemetery. These responses to the tour demonstrate the public’s desire to learn more about the […]

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BSI- City of Langley Data Project

The City of Langley is in the process of establishing the City’s Citizen Assembly, the focus of which will be Transforming Community Safety through Well-being and Resiliency. The structure of the Assembly and its mandate is based on a robust community engagement model centering quantitative and qualitative data and an assessment of effective practices in […]

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Multimodal Evaluation of Microcracks in Concrete Samples Using Contact/Non-Contact Ultrasonics, Infrared Imaging, Computed Tomography Scans, and Electrical Resistivity

This research project seeks to develop the Ultrasonic-Electrical Concrete Assessment Method, an innovative approach for early detection of micro-cracks in concrete structures within nuclear power plants. These micro-cracks can compromise the structural integrity of concrete, increasing vulnerability to damage and potentially affecting safety and performance. By integrating advanced technologies—including ultrasonic waves, electrical measurements, thermal imaging, […]

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A Study of the Ecological Features that Contribute to Misconduct by Registered Early Childhood Educators

This project is a joint collaboration between researchers at Carleton University and the College of Early Childhood Educators (the College). The College oversees the regulation and professional conduct of over 60,000 Registered Early Childhood Educators (RECEs) in Ontario. A major challenge that the College faces is supporting the high quality and professional practice of RECEs, […]

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Furthering the development of AI based Historical Homicide files analysis with the help of Large Language Models

In this project, we are working on a large repository of historical homicide case files, which is majorly unstructured text. We are building a framework for knowledge graph extraction with the help of existing information extraction models further augmented and made robust with the help of existing state-of-the-art publicly available LLMs’ zero/few shot capabilities. We […]

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Intégration de l’intelligence artificielle dans la Ville de Lévis pour améliorer la qualité des services

Ce projet vise à explorer le potentiel des outils l’IA afin d’accompagner la ville de Lévis pour améliorer la qualité de ses services aux citoyens et atteindre l’excellence opérationnelle. Pour ce faire, le projet va suivre la démarche d’excellence opérationnelle DMAIC (Définir, Mesurer, Analyser, Améliorer, Contrôler) en intégrant les outils de l’IA afin de mieux […]

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