Congratulations to the 10 researchers who received 2019 Internal Research Fund awards. The fund provides a maximum of $100,000 annually to support research with the principle aim of scaffolding faculty development, especially in terms of tenure and promotion. Those awarded are:
Faculty of Science
- Mohamed Tawhid, “Artificial Algae Algorithm combined with chaos for solving nonlinear systems and global optimization problems.”
- Lingling Jin, “Simulation of transposable elements activity throughout evolution.”
- Louis Gosselin, “Protein content of an invasive freshwater crustacean and its usefulness for nutrition of trout in hatcheries.”
- Haytham El Miligi, “Fileless malware detection using machine learning.”
- Alvine Boaye Belle, “Estimating and predicting technical debt.”
- Waleed Ejaz, “Internet of Things Platform for Transparency and Traceability of Food Supply Chain.”
- Mark Rakobowchuk, “Assessing how inhibiting platelets may negatively impact blood vessel repair and adaptations to exercise training.”
Faculty of Education and Social Work
- Mahtab Nazemi, “New Directions for Equity in STEM education: Learning from Decolonization, Critical Race Theory, and Queer Studies.”
- Oleksandr Kondrashov, “Availability of information on services for disabled students: Content analysis of the 4 of U15 Group accessibility websites.”
Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts and Tourism
- Iain Stewart-Patterson, “Localized Dynamic Loading in Advanced Snowmobile Manoeuvers.”