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Research Services in Canada
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Recyclico Battery Materials
RecycLiCo Battery Materials Inc. is a critical minerals refining company specializing in the use of advanced hydrometallurgical technologies for processing mined ore and the upcycling of lithium-ion battery materials. RecycLiCo’s processes efficiently recover battery-ready lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese from end-of-life batteries and manufacturing scrap, supporting energy storage as well as broader industrial applications. RecycLiCo’s business focus aligns with the global demand for future-ready, responsible supply chains and the growing movement to strengthen domestic sourcing of critical materials.
1 to 10 staff
Regenerative Medecine Axis
The Regenerative Medecine Axis of the CHU of Quebec (Laval university) was created in 2012 and regroup 25 researchers (20 regular, 5 associates), 20 clinical collaborators, and 4 Canada Research Chairs (CRC), as well as numerous students (masters, phD students, postdoctorates and intern). It brings together different approaches in regenerative medicine and allows the convergence of technological platforms. Numerous collaborations took place between the researchers of the Research Center for Experimental Organogenesis at Laval University (LOEX) and the Multidisciplinary Center for Tissue Engineering Development (CMDGT) at the Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus, as well as with the University Center of Ophthalmology (CUO) at the Hôpital du Saint-Sacrement and the Biotechnology and Bioengineering Unit of the Hôpital de Saint-François d'Assise. The Regenerative Medicine axis provides real support to the clinic by proposing innovative solutions, making full use of the potential of regenerative medicine. The Axis includes three major research themes that aim to understand the physiological, physiopathological and molecular mechanisms of regeneration, and to develop therapies for repair, replacement and regeneration of tissues and organs. Axis themes are: 1- Biomaterials, prostheses and implants 2- Tissue engineering and stem cells 3- Vision health In addition to this research, the Axis promotes scientific exchanges and regularly organizes conferences and scientific activities. A student committee of the Regenerative Medicine Axis was formed in 2018 and helps to set up various scientific and social events.
201 to 500 staff
Res'eau- Waternet
Most Canadians who live in mid-size and large urban centres take drinking water for granted – we’ve grown accustomed to the idea that clean drinking water is only as far away as the nearest tap. However, a shocking number of small, rural and First Nations communities (SRCs) struggle to provide drinkable water on a regular basis, putting six million Canadians at risk for water-borne disease. In SRCs, unique and complex socio-cultural, economic, political and technological issues have shut out the progress that research, development and significant government funding from broad tax bases has brought to larger populations. Many small water treatment systems are underfunded and difficult to staff with experienced equipment operators given their remote settings. Often, they rely on outdated treatment technologies. The result is that many communities have learned to live in a third-world-like environment. In 2010 alone, 1,324 “boil water advisories” and 20 “do-not-consume/do-not-touch” warnings were issued in Canada. For an innovative, prosperous country like Canada, this situation is unacceptable – SRCs urgently require cost-effective and reliable monitoring and treatment technologies optimized for their unique needs. And that’s where RES’EAU-WaterNET comes in.
51 to 200 staff
Riskanalytica
RiskAnalytica is a group of scientists that are dedicated to solving quantitative problems and supporting decision analysis in business, health care, markets and macroeconomic endeavours. Since 2001 we have earned a reputation for independence, integrity, and system insights that has made our brand of mathematical and systems analysis a leader in high-end, scientifically sound, quantitative decision support in Canada. At the heart of RiskAnalytica and CANCEA is the Prosperity at Risk platform. Prosperity at Risk is a consistent holistic measurement framework that applies systems thinking to linking the key disciplines and variables that affect regional policy determination, such as economics, social programs, health, capital programs, land use and finance. As a conceptual framework, Prosperity at Risk represents a- Culture and discipline of risk and reward measurement - Gauge of the motivation and sustainability of key stakeholder relationships - Consistent framework of breadth and depth of analysis: breadth across many subject matters and depth linking micro analysis to macro results As a computer platform, Prosperity at Risk represents a- Single measurement platform that is flexible and adaptable. It is an investment, not a cost - Realistic representation of the challenges of resource management and the value of policy - Tool that sponsors decision-maker relevance given its quick-turn-around and linking of value Prosperity at Risk is the future of evidence-based processes for regional and resource decision makers.
11 to 50 staff
Sentinelle Nord Sentinel North
Avec sa stratégie Sentinelle Nord, l’Université Laval encourage la convergence d’expertises, la recherche transformatrice, le développement de nouvelles technologies et la formation d’une nouvelle génération de chercheurs transdisciplinaires visant à améliorer notre compréhension de l’environnement nordique et de son impact sur l’être humain et sa santé. With its Sentinel North strategy, Université Laval fosters the convergence of expertise, transformative research, the development of new technologies and the training of a new generation of transdisciplinary researchers aimed at improving our understanding of the northern environment and its impact on humans and their health.
11 to 50 staff
Shield-X Technology Inc
Shield-X Technology Inc. is working hard to put new technologies in the hands of athletes. We are focused on working with existing manufacturers of athletic equipment and apparel to bring the Shield-X™ technology and future technologies to consumers. At this time, Shield-X™ does not sell products directly to consumers.
1 to 10 staff
Siliconblast
Learning Systems (encompassing learning automata and reinforcement learning), Machine Learning, and Deep Learning
1 to 10 staff
Sonia Auv
SONIA AUV is a Canadian student-run technical club from ÉTS located in Montreal, Quebec. Established in we have since designed and engineered several autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) in order to compete at the annual RoboSub competition in San Diego. The behaviors demonstrated by these experimental robotic submarines mimic those of real-world systems, currently deployed around the world for underwater exploration, seafloor mapping, and sonar localization, amongst many others. We are also members of our community looking to further our research in the engineering field. Our numorous sponsors and professors have helped us tremendously in achieving the team's goals. SONIA AUV is always looking to partner with companies to help the advancement of our projects. We help giving back to our community by promoting our work in schools and other STEM events such as the Eureka! Festival. GitHub: https://github.com/sonia-auv/ Documentation: https://wiki.sonia.etsmtl.ca/
11 to 50 staff
Sporobole
Nous plaçons l’art comme moteur de réflexion au cœur de nos activités afin de soutenir les artistes de toute discipline et les organismes à but non lucratif et d'économie sociale dans leur virage numérique. De plus, nous contribuons au partage des connaissances et à leur accessibilité et nous encourageons les approches collaboratives et l’innovation au sein des secteurs à but non lucratif et d'économie sociale. Enfin, nous favorisons le décloisonnement des connaissances et réaffirmons le rôle des artistes dans la création de nouveaux savoirs. En plus de nos activités artistiques de diffusion (expositions, soirées de performance, événements spéciaux, etc.) et de médiation (causeries, visites guidées, accueil de groupes scolaires ou autres), nous offrons plusieurs services aux différentes communautés tels que - des ateliers de création numérique (élèves du primaire et du secondaire, personnes aînées, etc.)- de l'accompagnement technologique pour les artistes en résidence ou qui souhaitent obtenir nos services en dehors d’un appel à projets (notre volet création et production)- des services d'accompagnement technologique pour la transformation numérique du milieu de l’économie sociale et des obnl (via notre branche de services 0/1 - Hub numérique).
11 to 50 staff
Springboard Atlantic Inc
Springboard Atlantic is a network of 19 post-secondary institutions in Atlantic Canada that moves knowledge and technologies from universities and colleges to the economy. We connect industry with researchers to solve real-world problems and help entrepreneurs protect their IP.
1 to 10 staff
Supra Research And Development
Supra R&D is an ISO 17025 accreditation testing laboratory located in Kelowna British Columbia. In addition to providing a range of analytical services targeting value added agricultural products (wine etc.), botanical based medicines, Natural Health Products and dietary supplements, we are also engaged in research activities requiring advanced Chemical analysis.We are also in the business of commercializing technology and have successfully developed new innovative extraction technology that we have licensed to industry. We are commented to providing educational and training materials to help the industries we are associated with produce higher quality products safely and effectively. The guiding principals of our company are; Transparent Quality, Open Science and Honest Intent. Instagram @SupraRnD
1 to 10 staff
Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre For Nuclear Innovation
The purpose of the Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation (the Fedoruk Centre) is to place Saskatchewan among global leaders in nuclear research, development and training through investment in partnerships with academia and industry for maximum societal and economic benefit. The Fedoruk Centre supports research and education in nuclear medicine, social and environmental sciences related to nuclear technology development, nuclear energy and safety including small reactors, and materials research using nuclear techniques. The Fedoruk Centre also operates the Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron Sciences as a research and educational tool for nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, and the supply of medical radioisotopes and radiopharmaceuticals.
11 to 50 staff
Synaesthetic Media Lab
The Synaesthetic Media Lab (Synlab) is a research lab located at Toronto Metropolitan University in Toronto, ON, Canada (formerly at Georgia Tech's GVU Center in Atlanta, GA). Synlab explores emerging modalities in new media, focusing on tangible and embodied interaction technologies that support creative practices that bridge the physical and digital worlds. Applications range across media arts, computational sciences, entertainment, and educational domains.
11 to 50 staff
Synergy Analytical Laboratories Inc
Synergy Analytical Laboratories Inc is a company based out of Unit 18, 705 Progress Ave, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada.
1 to 10 staff
Tcp Inc. - The Center For Phenogenomics
The Centre for Phenogenomics (TCP) is a $69M, state‐of‐the‐art facility that conducts and enables groundbreaking research and discovery, with the goal of advancing human health. TCP is the largest Centre in Canada dedicated to using mouse models of human health and disease, operated through an innovative scientific collaboration between two pre‐eminent research hospitals; Mount Sinai Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children. TCP Inc. has been created to meet the needs of industry clients who require a centralized, independent portal to the pre‐clinical in vivo services provided by TCP. The scope of pre‐clinical in vivo services provided includes: • Creation of custom designed genetically‐engineered mouse models (knockout and transgenic); • Provision of established genetically‐engineered mouse models, spontaneous mutants, or outbred or inbred mouse lines for in vivo studies; • Colony management (live colonies, re‐derivation, expansion, and cryopreservation and storage services); • Compound dosing & evaluation studies and xenotransplant cancer models; • Comprehensive phenotyping to test for novel gene function, mechanism, and drug target validation across multiple therapeutic areas or customized phenotyping for therapeutic area‐focused evaluation; • Phenotyping for therapeutic area‐relevant effect and off‐target effects.
51 to 200 staff
Tech-Access Canada
Connecting Companies to Canada's Technology Access Centres Tech-Access Canada is a non-profit organization that supports the pan-Canadian network of 64 Technology Access Centres (TACs)—leaders in college applied research and developing new innovative products and solutions using technology. The network enables the TACs to serve any company, anywhere in Canada, and helps entrepreneurs access the expertise, equipment and facilities they need to solve their innovation Associes les entreprises au centres d'accès technologiques Canadienne Tech-Accès Canada est un organisme à but non lucratif qui soutient le réseau pancanadien de 64 Centres d’accès à la technologie (CAT) — leaders dans la recherche appliquée universitaire et le développement de nouveaux produits et solutions innovants grâce à l’utilisation de la technologie. Le réseau permet aux CAT de desservir toutes les entreprises du Canada, peu importe où elles se trouvent, et de les aider à avoir accès à l’expertise, au matériel et aux installations dont elles ont besoin pour surmonter leurs défis en matière d’innovation.
1 to 10 staff
The Centre For Spatial Economics
The Centre for Spatial Economics (C4SE)- Furthering the understanding of demographic and economic change in Canada's provinces and sub-provincial regions. The C4SE's primary areas of expertise have expanded over the years, they currently include: •Our detailed demographic and economic projections are an important input to urban planning processes. •Our economic model building capabilities help governments to conduct economic and fiscal projections. •Our marketing sizing capabilities are helpful for business planning in large corporations. •Our workforce outlooks product helps trade associations to pinpoint occupational skills shortages in the labour force. •Our economic impact assessments and cost-benefit analysis help industry associations and companies to understand the importance of key industries. The C4SE has a well-earned reputation for delivering products and consulting work of the highest calibre.
1 to 10 staff
The Firelight Group
The Firelight Group are an Indigenous-owned consulting group that works with Indigenous and local communities in Canada and beyond to provide high quality research, policy, planning, mapping, negotiation, and advisory services. Our work focuses on culture, health, socio-economics, ecology, and governance to support the rights, title and interests of Indigenous communities. Our approach is designed to support reconciliation between indigenous and non-indigenous interests, or to enable meaningful inclusion of local perspectives in policy and decision-making processes.
51 to 200 staff
The Institute For Education Research Tier At Uhn
Launched in 2019, The Institute for Education Research (TIER) is one of seven institutes within the University Health Network research family. Through the adoption of a unique research model, TIER at UHN welcomes researchers and partners from across the health care continuum and the university and college sectors, to provide a fulsome view on health care education. As a hub for experts to come together, incubate ideas and leverage expertise, TIER at UHN is shining a light on an under-researched field to develop the future of Canada’s health care professionals.
201 to 500 staff
The Methodologists Tmt
At The Methodologists (TMT)™, we mobilize organizations to design person-centered health services using rigorous research and meaningful engagement. Our primary focus is to produce different knowledge products to support decision-making, strategic planning, patient and family engagement, implementation and evaluation. Our secondary focus is to build individual, team, and organizational capacity to conduct high-quality research. As such, we provide detailed and extensive research methods training. We are experienced researchers, administrators, and leaders that can help your organization to: • design person-centered strategies and programs • create a patient and family engagement approach that meets your needs • incorporate equity considerations in your strategies, programs, and policies • develop rigorous research protocols that optimize your chance of funding • engage administrators, policymakers, clinicians, patients, and other stakeholders in meaningful and effective decision-making • use rigorous research methods to evaluate the impact of programs and interventions • design powerful knowledge dissemination strategies to communicate your research findings effectively • build your team’s capacity to conduct high-quality and rigorous research • and so much more!
11 to 50 staff
Tmic Wishart Node
Dr. David Wishart is a pioneer in the field of Metabolomics and a founding member of The Metabolomics Innovation Centre (TMIC). TMIC is a nationally funded core facility supported by some of Canada’s top metabolomics scientists. Dr. Wishart’s focus has always been on making metabolomics matter. In striving towards this goal, Dr. Wishart has dedicated his career to providing open accessible, affordable metabolomics services to not only the scientific and academic community, but to a wide range of hospitals, clinics, businesses, government organizations, charities and other clients from more than 20 countries. The Wishart Node in TMIC includes a diverse team of committed, hard-working professionals who have brought their knowledge of and expertise in metabolomics, bioinformatics and analytical chemistry from around the globe to create one of the top metabolomics service labs in the world. The Wishart Node currently houses >$8 million in state-of-the-art metabolomics equipment. Over the past decade researchers in the Node have developed nearly 30 different metabolomic assays that can quantitatively measure compounds in almost any biological or environmental sample. The Wishart Node’s dedication to research and innovative thinking has helped clients make important metabolomics discoveries in fields such as clinical diagnostics, precision medicine, pharmaceutical chemistry, environmental science, veterinary medicine, agri-food research, forensic testing and food analysis.
51 to 200 staff
Topstone Research
Rely on Topstone Research for Effective Clinical Trial Management In clinical research, complex challenges are more of a rule than an exception. Choose a provider whose expertise and execution can help you simplify the moving parts of clinical study conduct and manage the challenges that inevitably occur through the life of a trial. We have both the staff experience and resources to effectively and successfully deliver what is promised – expedient and compliant Phase I-IV clinical research studies over a range of therapeutic areas. Therapeutic Expertise Our collective expertise in different therapeutic fields offers you insights into the practicalities and pitfalls that impact the conduct of any trial. Topstone’s clinical professionals bring in-depth experience in a variety of key therapeutic areas, including allergy, respiratory, vaccines, dermatology, cardiovascular, central nervous system, endocrinology, oncology and pain management. Site Support to Boost Performance Site performance is the lifeblood of clinical trial success. Within its own network, Topstone has more than 30 investigator sites with access to more than patients. Managed fully by Topstone’s clinical staff, these sites operate with centralized SOPs and harmonized training. For other sites, we offer a menu of start-up services and an extra layer of clinical research infrastructure support to sites who need additional resources.
51 to 200 staff
Transcriptome Sciences Inc
Transcriptome Sciences Inc.(TSI), a privately held Alberta research company incorporated in 2008, is the commercial spin-off of the Alberta Transplant Applied Genomics Centre (ATAGC) at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada. Transcriptome (TSI) is dedicated to developing a new understanding of disease mechanisms through the molecular analysis of transplanted organ biopsies, and to the commercialization of these discoveries. The result is an extensive and growing proprietary database consisting of clinical, histological, and gene expression findings from these biopsies, supplemented with patient outcomes. Transcriptome’s (TSI) database forms the basis of the Molecular Microscope® Diagnostic (MMDx®) system, a novel central diagnostic process for the assessment of organ disease states with unparalleled accuracy.
1 to 10 staff
Transforming Autism Care Consortium Tacc
The Transforming Autism Care Consortium (TACC) is a research network that connects and mobilizes Canada’s strengths in autism research to improve the quality of life of autistic individuals and their families.
501 to 1000 staff
