CSCI-RA 2025 Emerging Trends: Non-traumatic SCI, Neuromodulation, and Novel Analytics
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CSCI-RA 2025 Emerging Trends: Non-traumatic SCI, Neuromodulation, and Novel Analytics
Innovation thrives at the intersection of creativity, research, and entrepreneurship—but turning big ideas into real-world impact requires more than inspiration. Protecting and managing intellectual property (IP) is a critical step in bringing innovations to life, and understanding how to navigate the IP landscape can make the difference between missed opportunities and lasting success.
From Fibre to Yarn: The Science beneath Every Fabric. This is the first session of four, which will explore different aspects of textiles. Every fabric starts with a fibre. In this session, we’ll explore the science of fibres and yarns — the tiny building blocks that shape stretch, softness, and strength in every textile. We’ll look at critical fibre properties for product design, from everyday wear to high-performance sports gear and medical textiles, and discover how yarn engineering impacts fabric qualities like comfort, bulk, and resilience.
Join us for a unique event bringing together the accessibility innovation ecosystem and disability community. The event will conclude with networking, offering attendees the chance to build meaningful connections and explore potential collaborations. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided.
This webinar will help accessibility startups navigate the critical considerations around commercial liability insurance, including product liability, clinical testing, and risk management for both hardware and software solutions. Learn what insurers look for, how to protect your venture as you scale, and practical steps to reduce exposure before entering the market.
Join us for an afternoon of film, art and meaningful discussion at Reframing Dementia: Challenging Stigma Through Film & Art on September 21, World Alzheimer’s Day. Hosted by KITE Research Institute – University Health Network, in partnership with Canada’s National Ballet School and Mid-Career Productions (Barrocks Inc.), this event will include a double feature of short films and a Q&A about the films and their social impact. After the film screening, guests are invited to join a reception at Canada’s National Ballet School (400 Jarvis St., Toronto) for refreshments and an exhibition with artwork created and inspired by people living with dementia.
Join us for a day focused on making air travel accessible for everyone. We’ll cover important topics, feature expert presenters, and provide insights into improving accessibility in aviation. Don’t miss out on the chance to engage with peers and learn new ways to break barriers.
This talk explores how textiles help shape the future of healthcare, sustainability, and technology. From medical fabrics that support healing and safety, to geo-textiles reinforcing environments, to smart e-textiles and materials made from mushrooms or algae-textiles are evolving into tools for innovation and impact.