Capstone projects: Faculty of Science
Partner: City of Iqaluit
Description: Move the City Finance department into a new suite of systems and processes that take advantage of the latest technology and best practices.
Partner: CAIVAN
Description: Explore the current lack of big picture cost / benefit assessments of climate policy options and establish a framework for full cost accounting of climate policies and mandates.
Partner: MicroAlchemy Corp
Description: Develop a metal deposition tool to deposit Copper or Aluminum across a 100mm silicon wafer in a uniform layer.
Partner: Mirie Inc
Description: Deploying conversational AI in child-facing applications sits at the intersection of three under-researched problems in ML systems design.
Partner: SEQUEN
Description: Build a working prototype that fills one of SEQUEN’s four engineering gaps and delivers a validated method ready for integration into the company’s V1.5 launch.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Health Network
Description: Develop a hands‑free, articulated ICE catheter holder that stabilizes imaging, reduces operator strain, and meets EP‑lab safety and compatibility requirements for real clinical use.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Health Network
Description: Build a secure, real‑time platform where physicians can upload ECGs for instant AI analysis and rapid specialist review to reduce delays and improve clinical workflow.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Health Network
Description: Explore how to design a practical, health-system-appropriate intake and governance model that enables disciplined decision-making while supporting timely innovation.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Health Network
Description: Develop a structured due diligence and evaluation framework to support evidence-based decision-making for AI adoption.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Health Network
Description: Create an initial structured view of AI-related activity and broader solution landscape to support governance and strategic planning.
Partner: Waterloo Regional Police Service
Description: Develop a framework for a 24hr/day mental health-focused response that is independent of other emergency service providers but is effectively integrated into the overall response continuum.