Research Organizations à University-Rosedale, Toronto, ON

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Archaeological Services Incorporated

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528 Bathurst Street, PALMERSTON, Toronto, M5S 2P9

(416) 966-1069

Archaeological Services Inc. is a team of dedicated, diverse and talented professionals working to provide the highest quality consulting services in cultural heritage conservation, planning and management. We believe that we can, within a profitable business environment, contribute to an understanding of the past and to the quality of our living and learning environments. We do so through the provision of exceptional services that achieve or exceed the highest standards in conservation ethics, principles and practice. We are headed by a Board of Directors, consisting of the five partners within the business. The firm is further divided into four logistic divisions in order to ensure smooth and efficient management of each of our projects. These divisions are Environmental Assessments; Planning Act applications and Special Projects of a variety of types, including Archaeological Management Plans; Built Heritage and Cultural Heritage Landscapes and Central Support Services. Each division is headed by a Manager, who establishes priorities for scheduling of projects, as well as selecting the techniques employed to ensure that these projects are completed within the budget available, and that all work meets or exceeds current technical guidelines.

Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering (IBBME)

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164 College St., Toronto, M5S 3E2

(416) 978-6676

IBBME is a unique, multidisciplinary graduate research unit at the cutting edge of innovation in biomedical engineering – where investigators from engineering, medicine and dentistry collaborate to find innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing health care challenges. The University of Toronto is set to cement its position as one of the world’s leading centres for the design and manufacture of cells, tissues and organs that can be used to treat degenerative disease, thanks to a $114-million grant from the federal government. (by Terry Lavender)

Forum Canada Research

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180 BLOOR STREET WEST, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 2V6

(416) 960-9600

Market Research Consultant, Market Research, Analysi, Market Researcher

Cancer Care Ontario

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525 University Avenue #3, GRANGE PARK, Toronto, M5G 2L7

(647) 265-2393

2008 marks Cancer Care Ontario’s 65th anniversary. While improving the cancer system in Ontario is an ongoing evolution, we’re proud of all we’ve accomplished so far and invite you to explore the interactive timeline below which charts 65 years of our history. To use the timeline, simply move your mouse inside the frame and place it on the year you’d like to view.

Department of Anthropology - University of Toronto

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19 Ursula Franklin St., UNIVERSITY, Toronto, M5S 2S2

(416) 978-4805

There was a time when great apes thrived over much of mainland and insular Southeast Asia. Today the Orangutan (Genus Pongo) is the last surviving Asian great ape. My research currently focuses on this last remaining Asian ape. Orangutans once had a vast range that spread from China through the Indonesian archipelago to the Islands of Sumatra, Java and Borneo. At the turn of the 20th century an estimated 230, 000 orangutans roamed the island of Borneo, and another 85, 000 roamed the island of Sumatra (Rijksen and Meijaard, 1999) Today, however, there are an estimated 40, 000 orangutans of the species Pongo pygmaeus left on the island of Borneo)and only 7, 500 orangutans (Pongo abeli) on the island of Sumatra (Singleton et al., 2004).

Darling Consultants

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110 Cumberland St, Suite 306, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 3V5

(416) 409-4181

Research services, statistical analysis services, Consultation services, survey design

Institute for Competitiveness & Prosperity

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105 St. George Street, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5S 3E6

(416) 946-7300

The Institute for Competitiveness & Prosperity is an Ontario-based research institute that explores economic and public policy issues in the province. We are funded by the Government of Ontario and are mandated to share our research findings directly with the public. The Institute serves as the research arm of the Task Force on Competitiveness, Productivity and Economic Progress.

UHN Research

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200 Elizabeth Street, Toronto, M5G 2C4

(416) 340-5995

Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society

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101 College St, Suite 230-4, Toronto, M5G 1L7

Asian Institute

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1 Devonshire Place, Toronto, M5S 3K7

(416) 946-8996

Research institute

Peter Gilgan Center for Research & Learning

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686 Bay Street, Toronto, M5G 0A4

(416) 813-7654

Our approach is a multidisciplinary one involving electrophysiology, calcium imaging, and optogenetics together with computational simulations and rigorous mathematical analysis. Our view is that the pain system, like other parts of the nervous system, is complex because it is nonlinear. Nonlinearities occur when different parts of a system (e.g. different ions channels within a neuron, or different neurons within a network) cooperate, compete, or interfere with one another. Nonlinearities cause the principle of superposition to fail, which means the system is not the sum of its parts. To grapple with the nonlinear features of pain processing, we exploit the tools and concepts of nonlinear dynamics. Our hope is that this sort of computational approach will deepen our theoretical understanding of pain processing under normal and pathological conditions.