Federal funding supports upports Ontario Tech University Engineering and Science research
March 13, 2012
Four researchers at Ontario Tech University were awarded nearly $280,000 from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) to engage in leading-edge research and training of undergraduate and graduate students.
“University research provides the basis for innovation throughout our economy and we are thrilled to receive continued support from CFI,” said Dr. Michael Owen, associate provost, Research. “This funding, combined with investments from industry partners, will enhance our laboratory infrastructure and provide opportunities for students to develop the critical thinking and analytical skills demanded by Canada’s industry.”
The funding is being provided through CFI’s Leaders Opportunity Fund, which invests in innovative research infrastructure to assist Canadian educational institutions with attracting and retaining the leading researchers from Canada and internationally.
UOIT’s CFI-funded projects are:
|
Integrated Research Platform for Pattern Recognition of Machining Errors |
$66,238 |
Dr. Ahmad Barari, assistant professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) |
|
Laboratory for Human-Centered Computer Science Research |
$21,152 |
Dr. Jeremy Bradbury, assistant professor, Faculty of Science |
|
Research Laboratory for Integrated High-Speed Broadband Wireless Communication Systems |
$98,001 |
Dr. Min Dong, assistant professor, FEAS |
|
Truck-Driver-Road Interaction Simulator |
$92,886 |
Dr. Moustafa El-Gindy, professor, FEAS |
More news
Ontario Tech researcher exploring the next tech frontier for smart devices reappointed as Canada Research Chair
Ontario Tech University celebrates first Amgen Scholar
Kinectrics Inc. and Ontario Tech University establish partnership to advance nuclear research and innovation
Ontario Tech researcher inspires young students during visit to her former elementary school in Australia
