Grants and Contributions

This collaboration will fulfill an urgent public health gap by developing
“ARIADNE” (platform for Accelerated and pRecisIon pAndemic
Diagnostics and iNfection hEalth), a novel de-centralized molecular
analytical tool for deployment in “non-expert” care settings for timely
stratification and triage of patients. The proof of-principle work will
target sepsis, a complex and heterogeneous life-threatening
dysregulated response to infection that rapidly progresses to multi?organ failure and death when not identified and treated appropriately.
The ultimate aim is to facilitate appropriate and informed care by
providing critical information regarding immune response subtypes
that will inform patient triage and therapeutics and triage. Previously
identified sepsis biomarkers will be refined and codified using new
generation ML algorithms for use in rapid testing at the point of need.

Vaultie is hiring a youth to work as a Customer Success Manager. This position is an entry-level position, with a pathway to more technical roles within 12 months. This hire was made specifically with the candidate's strong Data Science background in mind so the hire can take consumer observations and compare them with internal data in order to better facilitate product decisions.

Our project aims to address the current limitations in conventional environmental engineering and consulting, which often rely on manual data interpretation.

The goal is to validate the core concepts and demonstrate the feasibility of using state-of-the-art AI models to create virtual sets and a functional rendering pipeline.

Develop an AI-powered Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) system for real-time fish detection and mapping using live CHIRP sonar data.

Acquisition of equipment: The project aims to increase the production capacity and productivity of a social economy enterprise specializing in the manufacture of adapted clothing.

This project will purchase 2 purpose-built Community Outreach/Clinical Vans to support the expansion of Mobile Outreach services to Indigenous communities, and provide funding for the provision of 3 trauma-informed care education sessions with the capacity to train up to 222 direct service providers.

This grant supports the research and development plans for the production of a model of Fort Lennox National Historic Site at the Montreal Holocaust Museum. The goal is to fill a gap in history education by providing vivid, three dimensional content about the history of the Holocaust for the visiting public.

This contribution supports W8banaki Nation to pursue projects previously launched in connection with the Mauricie National Park territory, and to develop an exhibition on the knowledge of former W8banakiak hunting and fishing guides in the Odanak Abénaki Museum.

The intent of the plan will be to facilitate future active transportation projects that can reduce GHG emissions, increase the safety of the transportation network, and increase rural connectivity.