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McMaster University
Scientists, researchers and artists collaborate to explore fundamental and applied questions related to music, sound, human interaction and movement and their importance to human health and development.
McMaster University
X-ray diffraction characterization of materials and chemicals (structures, phase ID, texture, residual stress, reflectometry, reciprocal space mapping, training).
McMaster University
Non-destructive elemental characterization using EDXRF, archaeology-focused
McMaster University
Personnel, knowledge and industry scale equipment resources to support machining production troubleshooting, tooling and process development, and process optimization
Université Laval
Research on controlling and preventing food-borne diseases
McMaster University
Microwave imaging applied to medical diagnostics, concealed weapon detection and nondestructive testing
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)
Captures high fidelity performances involving multiple actors, props and finger tracking; and exports animation data to media, entertainment, and health industries in various formats.
Université Laval
Research in music education, educational programs, educational and pedagogical activities.
Université Laval
Use of digital technologies in a museum context, with a focus on the transmission of culture and heritage.
McMaster University
Provides high quality nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) data, analysis, and education to solve chemical, biochemical and materials science problems.