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Trapping of single mutated Amyloid-? peptides by heat

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Faculty Supervisor:

TBD

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Universität Leipzig

Discipline:

Physics

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Globalink Research Award

Acting big on the small scale: Designing a miniaturized soft robot

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TBD

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University of Heidelberg

Discipline:

Engineering

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Globalink Research Award

Implantation d’un systeme de gestion des stocks avec systeme de reapprovisionnement continu

L’entreprise Marc Villeneuve inc. est une PME qui oeuvre dans I’entreposage et la distribution de produits surgeles sur le marche quebecois. Afin de gerer I’inventaire de quelques 350 produits, elle doit effectuer des commandes a ses fournisseurs de maniere quotidienne. Presentement, le gestionnaire s’appuie sur l’inventaire du systeme informatique et sa connaissance du marche pour commander la quantite necessaire de chaque produit afin de minimiser les penuries. Le projet consiste en l’implantation d’un systeme de gestion des stocks qui appuiera le gestionnaire en fournissant un point de reapprovisionnement minimum et une quantite maximale a atteindre specifique a chaque produit. La portee du projet sera de 25-50 produits qui seront choisis par l’entreprise. L’etudiant devra d’abord etablir des previsions de ventes pour chaque produit concerne par le projet. Il devra ensuite determiner le type de systeme de gestion des stocks approprie pour l’entreprise et etablir les parametres requis pour son utilisation.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Jean-Francois Cordeau

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Partner:

Marc Villeneuve Inc

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Information and Communications Technology

University:

HEC Montréal

Program:

Accelerate

Speciation in Microorganisms: Pheromones and the Dating Game

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TBD

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Partner:

Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology

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Life Sciences

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Globalink Research Award

Model Evolution and Data Transformation for Space Systems

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TBD

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Partner:

Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt

Discipline:

Computer science

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Globalink Research Award

Olympus : Aide à la décision pour imagerie PAUT

La méthode d’inspection ultrasonore PAUT (acronyme pour ‘Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing’) est une technique d’imagerie permettant la détection et la caractérisation de défauts de fabrication dans les assemblages et composants les plus critiques de l’industrie. Cette méthode, offerte avec certains produits Olympus tels que l’Omniscan ou le Focus PX (des produits conçus et fabriqués au site de Québec), est aujourd’hui principalement dépendante de l’expertise et la compétence d’analystes spécialisés dans le domaine du CND (Contrôle Non-Destructif). Le projet présenté ici permettra au stagiaire de participer à la réalisation d’une preuve de concept pour explorer le potentiel de l’IA (Intelligence Artificielle) avec pour objectif de réduire au maximum le temps d’analyse (sans compromettre la fiabilité) dans le cadre d’une application ciblée par Olympus.
Une problématique particulière au domaine CND pour le développement d’outils IA est la faible occurrence de défauts réels disponibles pour l’entrainement. Dans cette optique, Olympus souhaite se doter des meilleures pratiques pour exploiter l’augmentation de données réelles par la simulation; un générateur d’images synthétiques de défauts a été conçu à cette fin. Pour l’application ciblée, des données d’inspection sans défauts sont par ailleurs disponibles en quantité importante.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Christian Gagné;Jean-Francois Lalonde

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Partner:

Olympus

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and Communications Technology; Technology

University:

Université Laval

Program:

Accelerate

Localization, map building and place recognition of a humanoid robot

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TBD

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Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin

Discipline:

Engineering

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Globalink Research Award

Internship Kiel University: Optical Biosensors

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TBD

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Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Education

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Program:

Globalink Research Award

Assessing the acoustic and physical disturbances of marine traffic on the Northern Resident Killer Whales in the Robson Bight Michael Bigg Ecological Reserve

The northern resident killer whale (NRKW) population off British Columbia’s coast is considered ‘threatened’ within Canada. Recent studies have shown that NRKWs face many threats, with a key stressor being the negative interaction with commercial and recreational vessel traffic. The Robson Bight Michael Bigg Ecological Reserve is a marine protected area in Johnstone Strait, east of Northern Vancouver Island. NRKWs migrate here in the summer to hunt, mate, and perform their unique “rubbing behaviour”. This ecological reserve has been the focus of a “voluntary” no-entry protected area to reduce physical disturbance to whales from boats. However, the Robson Bight Warden Program implemented through the Cetus Research and Conservation Society continuously observes vessels within its boundaries. To support this warden program, two MSc students will be stationed during the summer of 2021 at West Cracroft Island to collect daily visual and acoustic observations of commercial and recreational vessels along with all cetaceans in the region within and adjacent to the Ecological Reserve. Students aim to compare the level of anthropogenic disturbance from boat traffic, and focus efforts on determining why, when and how long NRKW choose to rub.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Ruth Joy

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Partner:

Cetus Research & Conservation Society

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Transportation (excluding aerospace); Sustainability & the Environment; Tourism

University:

Simon Fraser University

Program:

Accelerate

Microwave decomposition of Magnesium Hydroxide to MgO

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Faculty Supervisor:

TBD

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Partner:

Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg

Discipline:

Engineering

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Globalink Research Award

Sea spray icing and its Impacts on assets operating in harsh environments

Sea spraying icing is one of the ongoing problems in offshore operations. It may cause hazards and operational problems for both supply vessels and offshore drilling units. It is well known that spray icing leads to instant heat loss, sudden temperature drop, and rapid ice accumulation. However, there is lack of knowledge about the mechanism of this effect. The intern will undertake a detailed study on spray icing mechanism and its effects based on historical record, past field experience, and laboratory tests. This work aims to develop a protocol to further test and validate sea spray icing mechanism and its effects on assets operating in cold regions. This project is valuable to improvement of understanding of sea spray icing and will be help for American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) to develop effective strategies for prevention and mitigation of icing in their future practices.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Faisal Khan

Student:

Partner:

American Bureau of Shipping;Petroleum Research Newfoundland & Labrador

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Mining; Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Program:

Accelerate

Investigating the molecular mechanism of an anaesthetic?s antidepressant effect in an animal model

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Faculty Supervisor:

TBD

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Partner:

Forschungszentrum Jülich

Discipline:

Life Sciences

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Program:

Globalink Research Award