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Research Services in Canada
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Algoma Workforce Investment Corporation Awic
Established in 2006, AWIC is a non-profit Workforce Planning Board consisting of volunteers who are knowledgeable in matters related to labour force development in the District of Algoma. Its main objective is to undertake local research and planning initiatives that pertain to the Algoma labour market. AWIC strives to foster cooperative community efforts through this process, with the ultimate aim of finding local solutions to address labour market challenges in the area.
1 to 10 staff
Alloy Design Research Laboratory
A one-stop research facility for materials characterization, mechanical testing and consultancy services
1 to 10 staff
Alpha-1 Laboratory Solutions
ALPHA-1 provides effective, lower-cost chromatography services throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for over 25 years. Our services include service contracts, preventative maintenance, validation services, instrument repairs, consulting, and laboratory moves. ALPHA-1 resells refurbished chromatography instruments that you can rely on. Providing better, faster, more reliable service to our customers at the lowest possible cost is our mission. As such, ALPHA-1 is ISO 9001:2015 certified, to guarantee the highest quality products and services. Our team strives, not to just meet, but to exceed your expectations on every visit.
1 to 10 staff
Applied Anthropology Consulting
Through ethnographic observation and cultural analysis, I provide businesses and organizations with useful insights which facilitate a greater understanding of their people, their products, their customers, and, their relationship to the outside world. I provide a way of turning observation into opportunity.
1 to 10 staff
Arcana Concept
Future Focused Venture Studio
11 to 50 staff
Artexpert.Ca Firme D'experts-Conseils - Consulting Firm
ArtExpert.ca est une entreprise d'experts conseil en culture, planification stratégique et études de faisabilité, sur la scène nationale et internationale. La firme implante des systèmes de gestion au sein des organismes artistiques et réalise des études pour le compte d'institutions gouvernementales et privées, essentiellement dans le domaine des arts, de la culture et des nouveaux médias. Elle dispose d'une information précise, continuellement à jour, de l'état du marché. L'entreprise peut compter sur la collaboration de plus de 15 consultants canadiens qui partagent le même défi, celui de participer au développement de la culture sur l'ensemble du territoire.
1 to 10 staff
Arytma
Arytma Inc. is a sovereign Canadian research laboratory dedicated to the development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) architectures, Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS), and alignment research. Established in 2017 in Calgary, Canada, we specialize in theoretical "Red Team" simulations for national security, focusing on adversarial alignment, kinetic system modeling, and bio-threat containment protocols. Operational Focus: Proprietary Core: Recursive cognitive operating systems (Arytma AGI Core). Alignment: Anthropomorphic linguistic synthesis and teleological safety vectors. Defense Simulation: Stochastic hypersonic guidance and autonomous swarm protocols. Engagement Protocol: Arytma Inc. is a private research institute. We do not accept external commercial consulting solicitations. Institutional, Government, and Strategic Defense inquiries regarding proprietary prototypes (available under NDA) may be directed to our secure uplink at arytma.ca.
11 to 50 staff
Azuredelta Consulting Inc
Integrated data presentation for clinical and preclinical results to maximize the impact of the analysis on the approval of the complete program. Regulatory support of clinical programs Clinical Pharmacology, Molecular Pharmacology Pharmacokinetics and statistical analysis, Modeling & Simulation and Pharmacometrics Non-clinical toxicology, Biomarker analysis and validation, bioanalysis Medical devices
1 to 10 staff
Banting Discovery Foundation
The Banting Research Foundation is a Canadian charitable organization that funds early-career researchers in the health sciences. Our mission is to invest in the future of health research by supporting innovative and impactful research projects in biomedical sciences, clinical research, health services and systems research, population and public health, and social sciences. Since our establishment in 1925, we have supported over 1,300 researchers and invested over $25 million in research. Our funding opportunities, including the prestigious Banting Discovery Award, provide researchers with the resources they need to establish themselves as independent investigators and make meaningful contributions to the field of health research. Join us in our mission to advance health research and improve the lives of people around the world.
1 to 10 staff
Blockchain Ubc
Blockchain@UBC is a collaborative research cluster (Blockchain and Distributed Research and Education Cluster) focusing on blockchain technology as one component of investigating the broader research question “How can emerging technologies be leveraged to benefit Canadians. The cluster fosters academia-industry collaboration on the understanding that combining applied and basic research produces higher-impact research than doing them separately. Grand challenges, exemplified by assessing how best to leverage new technologies for the benefit of Canadians, are not simply technical challenges. They are, at their core, socio-technical challenges. To understand how best to leverage new technologies, such as the blockchain, technical innovations must be accompanied by understanding the social, political, legal and institutional contexts within which the technology will operate, and to working with stakeholders within those contexts to introduce changes to the ways that they operate or think about their world that will complement the technical innovations. The cluster promotes collaborative teamwork to accelerate innovation and produce more frequent success stories. Teams comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds (i.e, from different sectors or disciplines) bring complementary knowledge, skills, and attitudes, and use more diverse methods that can be used to leverage an important technological innovation such as the blockchain. Research that combines the knowledge base, work processes and evaluation methods of diverse disciplines also promotes more innovative research.
11 to 50 staff
Blue Umbrella
We’re a UX strategy and research firm with strong values. Research ethics and fair business practises are important to how we work and who we choose as clients and business partners. Founded by Anna Kop, we help early stage companies and pivoting product teams get clarity on their customers, product and market. Clients hire us to… * Understand customer (or prospective customer) needs, motivations and attitudes in order to design thoughtful, useful and usable products and services * Map the customer experience across channels and touch points to identify & prioritize pain points and business opportunities * Test concepts for market validation and reduce risk * Evaluate products to optimize sales and ease of use * Train individuals & teams in good research practises
1 to 10 staff
Burgener Research Inc
Manufacturer of Burgener Nebulizers. Unique pneumatic nebulizers, able to make very fine aerosols from almost any liquid. Non plugging, consistent for months to years without any adjusting or maintenance. Based on the patented Enhanced Parallel Path Nebulizer design, they can be made to run nano liters per minute to liters per minute. Considered by many to be the world's best analytical and industrial nebulizers. Originally designed for ICP-OES and ICP-MS sample introduction. Also commonly used in industrial production of nano particles, spray coating of materials, and delivery of any liquid, in any volume or flow rate as an aerosol.
11 to 50 staff
Canada Bangladesh Social Justice Action Research Alliance
Social Justice Action Research Alliance consists of a group of academics, activists, artists, writers, poets, and professionals of various backgrounds from around the world who genuinely care about protecting and promoting the rights of marginalized groups. A significant number of CBSJARA members are from Bangladesh and Canada, and we do collaborations globally. We take an active and passionate interest in social justice and equity issues. Our goal is to engage in critical conversations that initiate actions to build global solidarity needed for social transformations and make the world a more equitable, kind, and compassionate place.
11 to 50 staff
Canadian Association For Research In Regenerative Medicine Carrm
The mission of the Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine is to:(A) Educate students on the significance of regenerative medicine as a foundation for future healthcare therapies, specifically in the area of tissue and organ regeneration, as well as clarifying the core principles of regenerative medicine. The Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine will also aim to teach students about current technologies pertaining to regenerative medicine, as well as relevant academic research topics.(B) Through seminars, presentations, and events within the community and campus, the Canadian Association for Research in Regenerative Medicine will be able to promote the practical applications of regenerative medicine, as well as local research agencies such as the McEwen Centre for Regenerative Medicine. The University of Ottawa CARRM chapter is also donating to the Sprott Centre for Stem Cell Research.
51 to 200 staff
Canadian Clinical Trial Network Cctn
The JDRF Canadian Clinical Trials Network is a groundbreaking effort to accelerate made-in-Canada solutions to the management, care and cure of type 1 diabetes and more broadly be the authoritative voice of all diabetes research. The CCTN is currently developing several high profile clinical trials in association with leading diabetes researchers at partner universities and medical centers in Southern Ontario. Our goal is to position Southern Ontario as an international hub for diabetes translational research, innovation, and commercialization of new therapeutics and enabling technologies. The history of diabetes research in Canada is, in every sense, a history of innovation. From the world-changing discovery of insulin by Sir Fredrick Banting and Dr. Charles Best to the more recent breakthrough in islet transplantation known as the "Edmonton Protocol," Canadians have made an immeasurable impact upon the lives of those with diabetes. Now, as the global leader in diabetes research, JDRF has partnered with the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario to continue this Canadian tradition of innovation in diabetes research. The $34 million JDRF Canadian Clinical Trials Network aims to accelerate clinical research in type 1 diabetes, by developing and conducting high profile clinical trials with leading universities and medical centers in the province of Ontario. With a broad mission, spanning advanced technology like the artificial pancreas, through cutting-edge immune therapies and other biological interventions, the CCTN will be at the center of Canadian and worldwide efforts to cure type 1 diabetes.
51 to 200 staff
Canadian Insider Risk Management Coe Cde Canadien Pour La Gestion Des Risques Internes
Founded in 2022, the Canadian Insider Risk Management Centre of Excellence (C-InRM CoE) is a not-for-profit entity that fosters academic, private, and public partnerships to generate academic research, provide training and learning opportunities, promote knowledge sharing, and augment resources and capabilities in the professional market to mitigate insider threats to Canadian organizations and critical infrastructure. The C-InRM CoE fosters an interdisciplinary approach to insider risk management towards the promotion of industry best practices and innovation within an evolving threat environment. Funded by industry sponsorships, federal research grants, academic scholarships, and other contractual arrangements, our products and services include research and analysis, facilitating workshops with subject matter experts, and generating lessons learned, built on a foundation of information sharing among a trusted community of security, intelligence, and defence professionals. For additional information, e-mail us at: CanadianInsiderRiskManagementCOE@carleton.ca or visit CanadianInsiderRiskManagementCOE.com
1 to 10 staff
Canadian Life Science
Founded in 1997, Canadian Life Science (CLS) has steadily grown to one of Canada’s leading suppliers of chromatography, dissolution and spectroscopy essentials. For over 20 years, CLS have provided our customers with unparalleled service, expertise and a wide selection of quality and cost-effective products that offer maximum flexibility to solve your analytical challenges. CLS is your foundation for accurate results.
11 to 50 staff
Canadian Phase Onward
Canadian Phase Onward Inc.(CPO) was opened in 2004 due to the growing interest from pharmaceutical companies in more non-hospital based Canadian sites to participate in their diverse clinical trials. CPO is located at the same site, and operates in tandem with, the Polyclinic Family and Specialty Medicine Facility, resulting in a referral network of more than 50 specialists and family physicians.
1 to 10 staff
Cancer Research Society
The Cancer Research Society is a national not-for-profit organization whose sole mission is to fund research on all types of cancer, thereby contributing to the advancement of science aimed at preventing, detecting, and treating this disease. The Cancer Research Society is devoted to both basic research, which has resulted in several innovative discoveries, as well as environment-cancer, a field in which the Society is considered to have played a pioneering role in Canada. Since the Cancer Research Society has funded over $172 M in promising cancer research projects across Canada. For more information on cancer, on the Cancer Research Society or to support research, visit
11 to 50 staff
Canchild Centre For Childhood Disability Research
CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research is the hub of an academic network of international scientists who conduct applied clinical and health services research. CanChild's research efforts focus on children and youth with disabilities and their families. As a world leader in the field, CanChild strives to generate innovative knowledge and translate research in an accessible way that is relevant and meaningful to those who need it most: families and service providers.
51 to 200 staff
Cansights
CANsights (think "Canadian"+"insights") is a boutique start-up nestled in Midtown Toronto specializing in bespoke research, data, and intelligence solutions from a Canadian and global perspective. We provide everything from research design, data collection and transformation, and analytics to policy development and project consultation to suit our client’s needs, whether they are academics, journalists, governments, non-profits, or businesses. Simply, if you require bespoke project solutions, we can help. You can visit our website and contact us by email (contact@cansights.ca) or social media, including Facebook (https://tinyurl.com/cansights-fb), Instagram (@cansights), LinkedIn, and X (@CANsights_), if you have any questions. We look forward to hearing from you!
1 to 10 staff
Ccpps
The Canadian Consumer Product and Pharmaceutical Safety Inc.(CCPPS) is a non-profit organization that offers geographic- and product-specific data on the misuse, abuse, diversion and the associated consequences for prescription and illicit drugs. Through an exclusive partnership with the RADARS® System at the Rocky Mountain Poison & Drug Safety, we provide industry and regulatory stakeholders with comprehensive data analysis, reporting and consulting services. For more information, visit ccpps.ca
1 to 10 staff
Centre For Security Governance Csg
The Centre for Security Governance (CSG) is a non-profit, non-partisan think tank founded in 2013 to explore public policy innovations to advance peace-building and state-building processes in fragile and conflict affected states around the world. Based in Canada, the CSG maintains a global, multi-disciplinary network of researchers, practitioners and academics engaged in the international peace and security field. Since our founding, the mission of the organization has expanded to explore a wide array of challenges to security and good governance in the international system, from irregular migration and rapid technological change to wealth inequality and climate change. We believe the key to tackling these societal challenges is by developing accessible knowledge resources and fostering vigorous public debate. These twin goals shape everything we do at the CSG.
1 to 10 staff
Centre For Workforce Development
The Centre for Workforce Development is your expert on the local labour market in Hastings, Prince Edward and Lennox & Addington Counties. Initially incorporated as the East Central Ontario Training Board in 1997, it operates as one of 26 non-profit Boards across Ontario with a focus on local labour market research and workforce development. This service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.
1 to 10 staff
