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Optimisation des processus de l’entreprise par la mise en place d’un ERP

Dans le cadre de ce stage, le stagiaire participera activement à un projet stratégique visant à implanter un système ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). Ce logiciel est essentiel à la transformation numérique de l’entreprise, car il centralise la gestion des processus opérationnels au sein d’un système intégré unique. Le stagiaire jouera un rôle clé en contribuant à l’analyse des besoins, en développant des solutions d’intégration, et en optimisant les processus ainsi que les outils de suivi de la performance. La mise en place de l’ERP permettra à l’entreprise de centraliser et d’harmoniser ses processus opérationnels, d’améliorer l’efficacité et la coordination entre les services, et d’optimiser le suivi de la performance. Ce projet stratégique favorisera la transformation numérique et apportera une meilleure réactivité et prise de décision grâce à des données fiables et partagées en temps réel.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Thomas Hurtut

Student:

Partner:

Sentiom

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

Polytechnique Montréal

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Simulating and optimizing nanoparticle delivery through the flowing human airway mucus layer

Our airways are lined with mucus, transported by cilia in a process called the mucociliary escalator. This mucus protects against inhaled germs and pollutants but also poses a barrier to inhalable nanoparticles (NPs) used for drug or gene delivery. Understanding how NPs penetrate this layer is crucial. This internship uses Brownian dynamics simulations to study NP diffusion in flowing mucus. We focus on three main factors: the time- and space-varying mucus flow, interactions between NPs and mucin chains (both steric and adhesive), and NP shape. Mucus flow alters both NP movement and the mucin network structure, requiring our model to account for dynamic changes. NPs frequently encounter mucin chains, where repulsion and adhesion influence their motion. Rod-shaped NPs may diffuse more efficiently than spherical ones due to directional movement. This project aims to uncover key mechanisms of NP transport and inform the design of more effective NP carriers for inhalable therapies.

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Faculty Supervisor:

James J Feng

Student:

Partner:

OmniscienceTech Enterprises Inc.

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

The University of British Columbia

Program:

Accelerate

UPP Responsible Investing Summer 2025

The project has three objectives:
1. Establish a replicable approach to maintain a view of member perspectives: Review academic research and peer practices to recommend an approach to surveying members on responsible investing-related priorities, preferences and expectations.
2. Recommend an approach to developing materials for pension plan members on UPP’s Responsible Investing (RI) practices. Topics could include how RI ties to our fiduciary duty, exclusions, carbon footprint, climate solutions, investor stewardship, climate scenarios, and more.
3. Recommend an approach to developing RI-focused educational resources for pension plan members, informed by peer practices and academic research.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Jana Raver

Student:

Partner:

University Pension Plan Ontario

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Finance and Insurance

University:

Queen's University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Forms and qualities of social support: Understanding the role of relationships among Inuit healing from trauma

This project provides a space for Inuk participants (community members) in Nunavut to discuss appropriate methods for conducting research related to healing in their community. Methods for data collection and collaborative data analysis will be determined in collaboration with the community partner as prescribed by the Aajiqaitigiingniq Research Methodology. This methodology outlines an Inuit-defined approach to community based participatory action research and its application will ensure that future research, and other efforts to mobilize knowledge around healing, mental health or trauma reflect the community’s priorities and customs. Such research supports the development and delivery of wellness services that reflect Inuit needs and realities.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Kim Matheson

Student:

Partner:

Mental Health Research Canada

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Other services (except public administration); Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Carleton University

Program:

Accelerate

Décentrer la « démocratie » : perspectives danoises sur le childism, la citoyenneté vécue et les méthodologies critiques

Le projet de recherche mené à Roskilde Universitet s’inscrit dans une thèse doctorale portant sur la compréhension que les élèves du secondaire ont de la «?démocratie?» à la fin de leur éducation obligatoire. Alors que plusieurs pays, dont le Canada, misent sur l’éducation à la citoyenneté pour promouvoir les «?valeurs démocratiques?», on sait encore peu de choses sur ce que les élèves en retiennent réellement. La thèse compare les représentations de la démocratie dans les manuels scolaires de différentes juridictions occidentales, dans les discours des enseignant·es et dans ceux des élèves. Durant mon séjour à Roskilde, je collaborerai avec la professeure Hanne Warming, spécialiste de la citoyenneté vécue et de la notion de childism. Ce séjour permettra d’approfondir la méthodologie de ma thèse, de recueillir des manuels scolaires et de nourrir mon analyse. Il posera aussi des bases entre mon université d’attache, l’Université du Québec à Montréal, et Roskilde Universitet, pour des collaborations concernant l’éducation à la citoyenneté. Enfin, cela permettra d’introduire le childism dans les travaux en français menés à Montréal, tandis que je contribuerai aux projets de Roskilde grâce à mon expertise en théorie politique.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Francis Dupuis-Déri

Student:

Partner:

Roskilde University

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Education

University:

Université du Québec à Montréal

Program:

Globalink Research Award

Scaling up smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulations with GPUs

Astrophysical simulations require significant computational resources. Most high-performance supercomputing clusters nowadays include a complement of graphics processing units (GPUs), as these have been shown to be highly efficient in terms of computation for the amount of energy consumed. Using only the CPUs (central processing unit) of a supercomputer leave the GPUs underutilized, wasting their potential. We plan to write algorithms that make efficient use of GPUs for astrophysical smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulations. Working in an astrophysics context introduces unique challenges due to the vast range of length and time scales involved. One strategy is to use individual timesteps, where portions of the simulation can evolve on faster timescales than other regions, which can afford orders of magnitude savings in computational expense. We focus on the problem of writing GPU efficient code for individual timesteps, with the goal of creating a hybrid CPU / GPU astrophysical simulation software.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Terrence Tricco

Student:

Partner:

Kobe University

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Technology

University:

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Program:

Globalink Research Award

Synvest Capital Corporation

Synvest Capital Corporation operates in the highly competitive and dynamic hospitality industry, where maximizing revenue through strategic pricing and market analysis is crucial. The company faces the challenge of optimizing hotel performance by accurately forecasting demand and pricing, while considering economic factors, competitor activities, and consumer behavior. Their current processes for analyzing performance metrics and identifying trends are limited by traditional methods, which often lack the depth and real-time capabilities needed to make agile, data-driven decisions. This project will address the need for advanced data analytics and the development of sophisticated forecasting and pricing models that will enhance Synvest’s ability to respond quickly to market fluctuations, improve occupancy rates, and boost overall profitability. The innovation here lies in integrating business intelligence tools with market research to enable real-time adjustments and strategic decision-making. The expertise required includes advanced knowledge in data analytics, econometrics, forecasting, and hotel revenue management, with a particular focus on applying these skills in the context of a rapidly changing market. This project will go beyond routine tasks by creating actionable insights and automation that will empower Synvest to implement innovative pricing models, improve financial performance, and gain a competitive edge in the hospitality market.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Heather Harrison

Student:

Partner:

Synvest Capital Corporation

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Finance and Insurance

University:

Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

TRL UP – Reusable take out project

The project idea is to drastically reduce single use take out cups and containers. To accomplish this drastic reduction, my business idea is to manufacture and provide reusable containers to businesses. In Canada there are not many businesses manufacturing their own reusable containers. In addition, there are no Manitoba businesses offering reusable takeout to restaurants. The benefit is to drastically reduce single use plastic cups and containers.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Jolen Galaugher

Student:

Partner:

North Forge

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Education; Management of companies and enterprises; Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Red River College Polytechnic

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Conception et développement d’une solution complète et commercialisable d’un terrain de mini-golf innovant grâce à la mécatronique

Le présent projet vise à accompagner une entreprise de service spécialisée dans le domaine du divertissement familial. Elle souhaite développer un produit commercialisable et exportable doté de certaines opérations spécialisées en automatisation et mécatronique. Les objectifs du projet vise à accompagner l’industriel afin de rendre plus robuste son produit. aussi il est souhaité de développer davantage le produit et de le rendre mature pour atteindre le marché.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Marc-André Gaudreau

Student:

Partner:

Laser Force

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Arts, entertainment and recreation

University:

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

TRLUP – Spacetime Multitasking Drone

The Spacetime AI Multitasking Drone is an intelligent indoor drone designed to serve as a personal assistant in homes and workplaces. Equipped with a robotic arm and powered by AI, it can fetch items, organize spaces, deliver tools or documents, assist with cooking and cleaning, and support individuals with mobility challenges (including seniors and people with disabilities). Acting as a responsive helper, it aims to boost daily productivity and independence. This project will deliver a smart, safe, and fully functional prototype, showcasing how next-gen technology can transform everyday effort into effortless living. For our partner organization, North Forge, this project represents high-impact innovation with strong commercial potential in Canada’s growing AI and automation landscape.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Jolen Galaugher;Ralph Dueck

Student:

Partner:

North Forge

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Education; Management of companies and enterprises; Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

Red River College Polytechnic

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Elevate Screen Ads Tech Support

Elevate Screen Ads Inc. (ESA) is redefining digital advertising within condominium communities by installing free monitors that display curated content. This innovative startup provides local businesses a unique advertising platform in high-visibility residential areas. As the digital advertising landscape rapidly evolves, ESA, in partnership with Mitacs, is focused on enhancing its business model to better meet market demands and leverage technological advancements. The project is structured around three main objectives: Comprehensive Market Analysis: Led by intern Anthony Saracino, this objective involves a deep dive into the dynamics of the digital advertising industry, analyzing customer preferences, and exploring the competitive environment to refine ESA’s strategic market presence. Client Engagement and Business Development: Managed by intern Ilya Radyushin, this part focuses on developing and implementing outreach strategies that aim to build solid partnerships and expand ESA’s reach into new markets. Technological Enhancement and Platform Development: Conducted by intern Yuchen Huang, this component includes the creation of an integrated web platform and the development of technological solutions that enhance ESA’s advertising services, ensuring efficiency and scalability. This team effort is designed to bolster ESA’s market position and contribute significantly to the growth of the digital advertising sector in Canada.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Yuanzhu Chen

Student:

Partner:

Elevate Screen Ads Inc.

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Retail trade

University:

Queen's University

Program:

Business Strategy Internship

Realistic character skinning in a gaming environment

We propose to tackle a challenging problem in computer graphics called ‘skinning’. A skinning technique consists in animating the skin of a 3D virtual character. In our context we seek a method specifically targeted to computer games. Therefore our goal is to develop a skinning method as visually plausible as possible with real-time performance. We recently introduced a method called implicit skinning, this technique produces the effect of skin contact and fold at joints in real-time. We plan to extend it to include more effects such as bulging muscles, skin sliding over the bones and tissues or time-dependent deformations such as jiggling of the muscles or fat due to their inertia. We plan to do the transfer of the implicit skinning technology and work on its extension inside Bandai Namco Studios’ 3D game engine. This will greatly improve the appearance of their 3D characters in their game.

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Faculty Supervisor:

Brian Wyvill

Student:

Partner:

Namco Bandai Studios Vancouver Inc

Discipline:

Computer science

Sector:

Information and cultural industries

University:

University of Victoria

Program:

Accelerate

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