New NSERC funding for homomorphic encryption research
The lab was recently awarded funding from NSERC to study homomorphic encryption techniques for analyzing, and preserving the privacy of, human mobility data…
New “Idea to Innovation” grant from NSERC
The lab was recently awarded a grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada’s (NSERC) Idea to Innovation program…
Investigating ship speed on the St. Lawrence
The lab was recently awarded funding from the Quebec Maritime Network to help study the impact of ship speed on St. Lawrence river communities…
Seeking applications for fully funded Master’s degree
There is still time to apply! The Lab has fully funded positions for Master’s students interested in working with community groups near the Saint Lawrence river…
Two lab members awarded research scholarships
We are happy to announce that two Platial Analysis Lab team members have been awarded scholarships to support their graduate research…
New CIRA funding for Location Privacy Educational Platform
We are happy to share that our research proposal to build a Location Privacy Educational Platform was selected for funding by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority…
Lab receives new funding for location privacy research
The lab is pleased to announce that we were recently awarded a grant from the Quebec government to support our continued research on location privacy…
2020 MSSI Innovation Fund Recipient
The lab is happy to be awarded a grant from the MSSI Innovation Fund to further explore the environmental impact of micromobility services across Canada.
Lab secures research funding for shared-mobility research
Professor McKenzie was successful in securing funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) to assess the impact of micro-mobility services on existing mobility programs.
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