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Generator at Sheridan

Purpose-driven applied research, innovation and entrepreneurship that drives real‑world change.

Generator at Sheridan is the embodiment of applied solutions-driven work — bringing together cross-disciplinary teams of researchers, innovators, entrepreneurs and changemakers to solve problems in partnership with industry and community.

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Research & Scholarship

Generator at Sheridan celebrates faculty, staff and community collaborations at 2024 Annual Showcase

Oct 30, 2024

Various industry and community partners joined more than 130 Sheridan faculty and staff for event at Hazel McCallion Campus.
The kitty cruiser, a pink apparatus with wheels designed to act as a wheelchair for cats and dogs with disabilities

Research & Scholarship

Sheridan recognizes rising stars in research, innovation and entrepreneurship

Oct 16, 2024

Students' creativity, curiosity and determination showcases their inspiring potential to contribute to meaningful change across our communities.

3D printer in use at the Centre for Intelligent Manufacturing at Davis Campus

Research & Scholarship

Sheridan to bolster local research and innovation needs in AI and manufacturing with $400,000 NSERC grant

Jul 26, 2024

Sheridan’s capacity to conduct cutting-edge applied research in support of industry and community needs in artificial intelligence (AI) and manufacturing has been bolstered by two $200,000 Applied Research Tools and Instruments (ARTI) grants awarded from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

Leah Burton, Salwa Zahra, Sharvari Amin, Dr. Sara Cumming and Dr. Brandon McFarlane

Research & Scholarship

Sheridan launches community-driven life skills curriculum

Jul 25, 2024

For many of the estimated 235,000 people experiencing housing precarity in Canada each year, achieving long-term housing stability and making meaningful community connections can be challenging due to the absence of essential life skills.

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