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Applied researchers from across the province presented their projects during the second annual Alberta Corridor Technical Symposium in Edmonton on Tuesday.   
Photo courtesy of the Red Deer Polytechnic website.
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Applied research experts from across the province attended the second annual Alberta Corridor Technical Symposium in Edmonton on Tuesday.   

The event, titled “Research Matters: Empowering Alberta Through Innovative Solutions,” was in partnership between the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP), and the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT).  

During the event, students and applied researchers from across the province presented their projects and solutions to support the economy.  

The projects explored topics such as medical device innovation, assistive technology for long-term care patients, parasport equipment design, and energy innovation.  

“Alberta’s polytechnics are at the forefront of applied research, providing essential capacity and industry partnerships that fuel a thriving economy,” said Dr. Tonya Wolfe, Associate Vice President, Applied Research, RDP. “Red Deer Polytechnic, a leader in advanced manufacturing, sustainable energy, and social and healthcare innovation, is proud to collaborate with SAIT and NAIT to showcase the groundbreaking research shaping Alberta’s future.”  

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