We achieve this by putting research teams to work, including researchers, students and recent graduates, across key industry sectors.
This includes advanced manufacturing, business, commercialization and media services, food and beverage, health, and horticultural and environmental sciences.
We offer three options for collaboration: applied research projects, technical services, or course-based projects.
Students and graduates work alongside faculty researchers on these initiatives, helping industry partners advance in the marketplace. Many businesses qualify for government funding to offset project costs.
Intake is ongoing, and project durations can range from a few days to several months, depending on the scope, budget, and your needs.
Contact us today or review our service streams to find the best fit for your project.
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As the Research Facilities Manager for the Horticultural and Environmental Sciences Innovation Centre, Scott oversees the daily operations, maintenance, and strategic planning of the research facilities. He also assists Research Leads in developing new and existing research projects and leads research project work when necessary.
As a Research Lead for BCIC, specializing in strategy, Helen supports student and post-graduate research assistants in offering real-world solutions to business seeking to solve various business challenges.
As the Research and Development Technologist with FBIC, Stephanie works on a variety of applied research projects and technical services and supports activities related to product development, recipe formulation, sensory evaluations, primary and secondary research and analytical services.
As the Technical Sales Manager for the Walker Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre (WAMIC), Sylvia assists companies in identifying opportunities for innovation that could improve their products or manufacturing processes.