‘We cover everything from agriculture and food production to mining’
From medical dummies to drill holes, plenty of research and development happens at Cambrian College.“We cover everything from agriculture and food production to mining,” said Mike Commito, director of Cambrian R&D, the college’s applied research division, in a press release.
Several events are planned, beginning with the Research Showcase on Monday in the college’s eDome. Display booths will highlight the research projects and partnerships developed this past year such as a special 3D-printed ribcage to be used for medical simulation at Health Sciences North in Sudbury.
“Ontario’s public colleges exist to meet the current and future needs of the labour market, and applied research is an increasingly important part of that equation,” said Janneke Nicholls, Cambrian’s vice-president in charge of applied research. “Through applied research, I’ve been able to do a lot of cool welding that I didn’t even do yet in my program, and because of that I’ve been able to excel in my classes much quicker than if I didn’t have this opportunity,” said Perron.
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