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Université de Sherbrooke
Studies the biophysics of recognition elements and their ligands when in solution or when attached to surfaces in order to develop electrochemical biosensors.
University of Windsor
Embedded and Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)-based system design research (hardware and software)
Brandon University
Research on soils and plants, including modern and fossil plants (paleobotany)
McGill University
One of the most comprehensive, dedicated and operational light, electron and ion beam microscopy facilities in Canada
University of Victoria
Supports the development of innovative and sustainable construction materials well suited to new construction and repair/rehabilitation projects
Brandon University
Research in the control of parasitic diseases caused by helminths and protozoans and examines the role of molecules and the environment in these infections
University of Victoria
Develop and use molecular approaches on wildlife to identify effects of environmental contaminant exposure on ecosystem, animal, and human health
McGill University
General and specialized histology, immunohistochemistry, tissue microarrays (TMAs), special stains,
McGill University
Providing instruments, training and support in optical microscopy and molecular biology.