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University of Windsor
Multi-user facility with state-of-the-art equipment to meet a variety of microscopy and analytical needs, such as biological science, geology/mineralogy, materials science, automotive engineering, environmental science and chemistry.
Université de Montréal
High-throughput DNA screening and other molecular biology approaches to identify and characterize plant, animal and insect species and their functions; development of bio-products and phytotechnologies; biodiversity informatics; biological pest management; ecological and environmental studies;…
The Ottawa Hospital
Clinical cell manufacturing facility dedicated to the production of stem cells and cell-based gene therapies
Université de Montréal
The Centre for Continuous Flow Synthesis makes it possible to convert batch processes into continuous flow processes to synthesize molecules of interest in a safe and efficient way.
University of Windsor
Materials chemistry and engineering; Chemical and physical sensors (liquid and gas); Stretchable electronics; Printed electronics; Polymer synthesis and characterization
Olds College
Remediation of contaminated surface water towards low cost, sustainable agricultural re-utilization.
Université de Montréal
The laboratory is the leading international research initiative on technological innovation in the justice system.
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University of Windsor
Elemental and isotopic microanalysis of environmental tracers
University of Windsor
Embedded and Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)-based system design research (hardware and software)
Université de Montréal
The laboratory houses a virtual reality system that does not require glasses and enables the collaborative creation of objects and environments through 3D sketches