Grants and Contributions

Canadian SKA Scientists pursue cutting-edge research which contributes to the advancement of our understanding of the universe through innovative instrumentation and technology and observational research. In addition, Canadian SKA Scientists support the Canadian astronomical community by developing, enhancing and maintaining the capacity to scientifically exploit SKA data.

This project focuses on the indoor and outdoor evaluation of agronomic traits in pulses and specialty crops. The primary objective is to establish and manage indoor and outdoor disease nurseries and assess germplasm responses to detrimental diseases.

Internal R&D capabilities will then be leveraged through strategic external collaborations to address any data gaps and work toward demonstrating a strong value proposition in the selected markets. The primary goal of this project is to engage prospective customers in trials through collaborative R&D initiatives.

Graduate hire to do advanced analytical laboratory techniques.

The project consists of a feasibility analysis and design work for improvements in our industrial division operations. The first phase of the project is a re-organization of multiple machine centers in our timber processing line. The project is intended to harness the new grad's expertise to increase efficiencies and reduce labour costs.

Providing materials science and engineering support to develop Ripple’s EpidelTM technology for further use in ophthalmology and other indications.

The Firm intends to evaluate the feasibility of expanding its proprietary scoliosis imaging platform from its current iOS-based system to Android devices, improving accessibility and supporting broader adoption, particularly in remote and underserved settings. The role will support assessment of Android-compatible 3D scanning technologies, validation of measurement accuracy and reliability, and adaptation of AI and cloud infrastructure for Android integration.

This youth project supports the expansion of a Canadian-developed hydrologic modelling software into the U.S. market through targeted research, lead generation, and digital marketing campaigns. VO represents Canadian innovation in water infrastructure, helping engineering teams model and plan stormwater systems with greater speed and clarity.

The Project will support pilot testing of Actlabs' near-term AI strategies, determine target architecture, and establish quantitative technical objectives for implementation of short-term AI pilot solutions. This engagement will update and improve Actlabs' internal AI knowledge and capabilities, and support broader AI adoption across the organization

Experimental workflows required to advance and validate peptide candidates, generate biochemical data, and meet defined project milestones. Specific focus on peptide handling, biochemical assays, and data generation to support ongoing external collaborations.