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Développement d’un prototype de modèle à base d’agents pour comprendre la construction de la mémoire collective au sein d’une communauté

Cette recherche vise à développer un outil prototype qui nous permettra de reconstruire les mémoires collectives des peuples indigènes et de comprendre leur approche vis-à-vis de la gestion des enjeux d’adaptation aux changements climatiques auxquels ils sont confrontés. La plupart des peuples indigènes cultivent la fidélité aux plus profondes mémoires qui à la fois relient les vivants au passé ancestral et éclairent la voie de l’avenir. La façon dont les Premières Nations ont imprégné le monde naturel d’un sens du sacré n’est pas contraire à la science, mais plutôt une reconnaissance de la complexité et de la valeur des systèmes écologiques et biologiques que la science met en lumière.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Liliana Perez

Student:

Partner:

Ciblexpert

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Université de Montréal

Program:

Accelerate

Macrofungal biodiversity in coastal temperate rainforests of British Columbia

Coastal temperate rainforests hold a high biodiversity of living organisms, including many fungal species. The
diversity of fungi remain poorly described in forests of BC. In the proposed study, we will document these species
and improve our understanding of ecosystem complexity by gathering essential baseline information on fungal
communities. This will be useful for applied research and for the long-term monitoring these forests, particularly
when considering future climate change impacts. This project has two broad objectives that will target the
macrofungal community in forest ecosystems. The first objective will be to conduct a systematic sampling of these
fungi in a coastal forest ecosystem to identify species and describe their biodiversity. The second objective will be
to select a subset of identified fungi and isolate mycelial cultures. This fungal culture collection will provide material
for future research projects that will study and describe novel bioactive compounds produced by these fungi.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Will Hintz

Student:

Partner:

Kapoose Creek Organics Ltd.

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of Victoria

Program:

Accelerate

Numerisation tridimensionnelle d’un vehicule en milieu reel et determination automatisee de trajectoires robots

Groupe Domax est une entreprise spécialisée dans l’intégration et l’opération de lave-autos mécanisés en Amérique du Nord. Groupe Domax prévoit se positionner comme le nouveau leader mondial en ce qui a trait au lavage automatisé et écologique, et ainsi se démarquer favorablement dans un marché de 19,6 milliards de dollars seulement en Amérique du Nord. Pour en arriver à réaliser cet objectif, l’entreprise a besoin de développer une méthodologie de numérisation tridimensionnelle de véhicules routiers et de transposer ces données en coordonnées robotisées utilisables en milieu réel. Le projet de stage consiste donc en la détermination d’une méthodologie efficace et rapide utilisables par des robots 6-axes conventionnels de marque FANUC.

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Faculty Supervisor:

François Michaud

Student:

Partner:

Groupe Domax

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Other services (except public administration)

University:

Université de Sherbrooke

Program:

Accelerate

Intégration des facteurs de vulnérabilité au dopage dans la structure du sport universitaire nord-américain

Le projet de recherche se déroulera sur une période de trois ans. Lors de la première année, l’objectif est de développer les liens d’influences entre facteurs de vulnérabilité dans le but d’y cartographier l’écosystème existant afin de mieux comprendre comment ces différents éléments affectent le processus décisionnel de dopage chez les athlètes. Cela se fera à l’aide d’analyses corrélationnelles et sera inscrit dans un modèle comportemental. Le modèle développé sera utilisé lors de la deuxième année pour évaluer l’intégration des facteurs de vulnérabilité au sein des programmes éducatifs antidopage proposés par l’Agence Mondiale Antidopage, l’agence antidopage canadienne (CCES) et l’agence antidopage américaine (USADA). Cette évaluation se fera en fonction d’une grille d’analyse développée à partir d’études précédentes sur le sujet, et des informations recueillies lors de l’année 1. Trois groupes de discussion seront créés afin de recueillir les informations nécessaires. Durant la dernière année, une étude de l’intégration des facteurs de vulnérabilité au sein du sport universitaire américain (NCAA) sera effectuée. L’intérêt d’utiliser la NCAA est simple, plusieurs de ses athlètes participent à des compétitions internationales et doivent se conformer au Code mondial antidopage, mais aussi au programme antidopage universitaire qui est différent du Code mondial.

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Faculty Supervisor:

David Pavot

Student:

Partner:

Agence mondiale antidopage

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Arts, entertainment and recreation

University:

Université de Sherbrooke

Program:

Accelerate

Anode and solid electrolyte interface engineering

In our project, we plan to improve the interfacial properties between metallic Li anodes and garnet-based Li7La3Zr2O12 (LLZ) electrolyte. The approach is to use coating techniques such as chemical and physical vapor deposition (CVD/PVD), and atomic layer deposition (ALD) to deposit a thin protection layer on a dense LLZ separator which is co-sintered with a composite cathode. These composite cathodes have already shown to be suitable to obtain high areal capacity over 4 mAh cm-2. By using a metallic Li anode, we expect to increase the areal capacity further. In addition the often observed Li dendrite formation might be suppressed due to the coating layer as the Li plating is more homogenous. The screening of various coating layers will allow us to select the most suitable material. Analysis of the cycling behavior, combined with structural analysis will enable us to understand the mechanisms and the interfacial reactions during cycling between anode and solid electrolyte in more detail. This is beneficial for future design of the anode/solid electrolyte interface.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Xueliang Andy Sun

Student:

Partner:

Forschungszentrum Jülich

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Environmental Science and Technology; Energy and Utilities; Sustainability & the Environment

University:

The University of Western Ontario

Program:

Globalink Research Award

Conceptual Design of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

The project aims to enable and formalize the conceptual design and optimization of the different UAV designs, including safety and reliability considerations. This achievement will contribute to the emergence of UAV in safety-critical applications that would change our daily lives like air taxiing, painting skyscrapers, urban surveillance, media coverage, logistics, deliveries, or flying ambulances. As of writing this proposal, there is no methodology in the open literature to size and evaluate various UAV concepts. Also, there is no methodology to size and evaluate UAV concepts with safety and reliability considerations. Therefore, the project’s first objective is to establish and validate a methodology and software tool to size the different UAV design concepts (fixed-wing, multicopter and VTOL fixed-wing). The second project’s objective is to include safety and reliability considerations by incorporating and optimizing redundancy measures in the evaluated concepts. The first objective will be achieved by adapting and further developing a promising design methodology and its tool based on scaling laws and multi-disciplinary optimization. This methodology originates from the student’s home laboratory and he is currently working on applying it to multicopters.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Jonathan Liscouet

Student:

Partner:

Université de Toulouse (INSA Toulouse);Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Education

University:

Concordia University

Program:

Globalink Research Award

Plenty Canada Water Management System

Combined water management system including integrated composting toilets, greywater diversion with biological filtration, and rainwater harvesting for irrigation. Avoids the use of traditional septic fields or tanks in an effort to create a safe, decentralized, low maintenance, and repeatable holistic water and waste management system that does not contribute to soil nutrient depletion, erosion, or water nutrification and hypoxia.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Adrian Drozdowski

Student:

Partner:

Plenty Canada

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Agriculture; Arts, entertainment and recreation; Education; Health and Related Sciences & Technology; Other services (except public administration); Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Healthcare Innovations Through Insights

Shannex has implemented an innovative technology solution which is currently being piloted in several locations. In order to understand how the quality of life of residents can fully benefit from this rich data source, in collaboration with other medical outputs, a new group was formed within Shannex, called the Insights Lab. All operational policies and procedures , as well as reporting/ process flow, must be developped for this new group to successfully collaborate with healthcare teams in a meaningful way.

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Faculty Supervisor:

D. David Persaud

Student:

Partner:

Shannex Inc

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology

University:

Dalhousie University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Development of an automated image registration and depth estimation for fruit detection using deep learning and spectral imaging

There is an increasing demand for food production to meet the ever-growing world population. As such, effective management of farm resources is quite critical for the optimal operation of farm enterprises to meet the demand. This project intends to develop an automated approach to detect and analyze fruits using a camera system. One internship programmer working with Vivid Machines Inc. will develop a novel machine learning-based approach to automate the fruit detection and analysis. The proposed method will be helpful in assisting fruit counting, assessment, and automated harvesting. The project will allow Vivid Machines Inc. to stay ahead of the competition by providing a novel best-in-class system for managing fruits and vegetables for farm enterprises.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Kumaradevan Punithakumar;Nilanjan Ray

Student:

Partner:

Vivid Machines

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of Alberta

Program:

Accelerate

Target Analysis and Evaluation

The technology vertical is rather fragmented. More specifically, solutions providers with offerings such as cloud platforms and managed services oftentimes only offer that one solution. This project will attempt to address the fragmentation of the industry via consolidation of key players. Consolidation and acquisitions can only be achieved by obtaining a certain amount of capital, which will be secured through lenders and investors, and thus, this project will revolve around the ideation and execution processes.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Sandy Staples

Student:

Partner:

Spiridon Technologies

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Information and cultural industries; Manufacturing

University:

Queen's University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Web based avionics certification management for bus design

Aircraft/Avionics System certification is awarded by aviation regulatory bodies to applicants after they have
demonstrated that the design of the system meets airworthiness requirements. Airworthiness requirements are
a complex set of requirements, standards, and regulations. Demonstration of compliance to airworthiness
requirements can be accomplished through testing, reviews, similarity of installation and/or usage and other
means. Certification is, therefore, a complex and expensive process that involves designers, project managers,
certification authorities, testers, aircraft, test benches, and other systems.
Marinvent is conducting a research program on a new Flight Management System (FMS) guidance
algorithm to improve en route performance for its aircraft. Marinvent CertPro, a web based application to help
managing certification programs will be used as a supporting tool for certification of the FMS en route algorithm.
Expected benefits for Marinvent are the ability to participate in cutting edge research programs once the
FMS research program will be completed, and to propose CertPro as a certification management software
product to the worldwide market, positioning Canada as the world leader for those technologies that have no
competitor for the moment.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Yuhong Yan

Student:

Partner:

Marinvent Corporation

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Concordia University

Program:

Accelerate

Investigation on the chemical ecology of Eurytoma samsonowi and characterization of its semiochemicals

The Apricot Seed Wasp Eurytoma samsonowi Vasiljev (1915) (Hymenoptera: Eurytomidae) is a phytophagous parasitic wasp species associated with stone fruits, detected first in the oases of Gafsa southwest of Tunisia. It causes high infestation on apricot to reach up to 76% as yield loss rate. Among control methods, mass trapping with sex pheromones is considered friendly to the environment. The proposed research project aims to study the chemical ecology of E. samsonowi and the interaction between males and females of the wasp. We are planningto isolate and identify the molecules of sex pheromones emitted by E. samsonowi. The expected outcomes are confirmation of the presence of the sex pheromone, characterization of semiochemicals molecules responsible for interaction between male and female of the pest, and identification of molecules structure. Afterward, obtained the prospected results in this internship, field assays in Tunisia will be conducted to evaluate the attractiveness molecules identified.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Kirk Hillier

Student:

Partner:

Université de Sousse

Discipline:

Earth science

Sector:

Agriculture and Food; Biotechnology; Sustainability & the Environment

University:

Acadia University

Program:

Globalink Research Award

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