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Melanie Jeffrey
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Latest papers
Machine learning as an interpretive consistency approach for coupling geochemical and geophysical domains in data-limited landfills.
PNAS nexus · 2026
Coupling cross-validated geoscientific evidence and indigenous knowledge to understand contaminant dynamics affecting a land-based community in Northern Ontario.
Environmental geochemistry and health · 2025
Considerations for using tree-based machine learning to assess causation between demographic and environmental risk factors and health outcomes.
Environmental science and pollution research international · 2024
Latest funding
- $124,496
Visioning a Future Without Cervical Cancer in Canada: A Strategic Foresight Approach to Addressing Power, Intersectionality and Structural Determinants of Health over the Life Course.
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $360,000
Caring for the Thunderbird's Nest: Geophysical and Machine Learning solutions to characterize and monitor inequitable Exposures to Ground and Air Pollution with Fort William First Nation
NSERC · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $24,680
Caring for the Thunderbird's Nest: Characterizing and Monitoring Inequitable Exposures to Ground and Air Pollution with Fort William First Nation, Using Machine Learning Tools
CIHR · 2021 · Principal investigator
7 publications.
Machine learning as an interpretive consistency approach for coupling geochemical and geophysical domains in data-limited landfills.
Costanzo-Álvarez V, Jácome M, Aldana M, Trigo-Ferre R, Jeffrey M, Costanzo VL, Izarra-Jácome A, Amon CH
Coupling cross-validated geoscientific evidence and indigenous knowledge to understand contaminant dynamics affecting a land-based community in Northern Ontario.
Sfalsini H, Jacome M, Costanzo-Alvarez V, Jeffrey M, Rivas-Pozo E, Lovell B, Galatro D, Bazylak J, Amon CH
Considerations for using tree-based machine learning to assess causation between demographic and environmental risk factors and health outcomes.
Galatro D, Di Nardo A, Pai V, Trigo-Ferre R, Jeffrey M, Jacome M, Costanzo-Alvarez V, Bazylak J, Amon CH
Methodology Matters: Designing a Pilot Study Guided by Indigenous Epistemologies.
Juutilainen SA, Jeffrey M, Stewart S
Imaging brain activity during seizures in freely behaving rats using a miniature multi-modal imaging system.
Sigal I, Koletar MM, Ringuette D, Gad R, Jeffrey M, Carlen PL, Stefanovic B, Levi O
A reliable method for intracranial electrode implantation and chronic electrical stimulation in the mouse brain.
Jeffrey M, Lang M, Gane J, Wu C, Burnham WM, Zhang L
Comparative study of five antiepileptic drugs on a translational cognitive measure in the rat: relationship to antiepileptic property.
Higgins GA, Breysse N, Undzys E, Derksen DR, Jeffrey M, Scott BW, Xin T, Roucard C, Bressand K, Depaulis A, Burnham WM
Visioning a Future Without Cervical Cancer in Canada: A Strategic Foresight Approach to Addressing Power, Intersectionality and Structural Determinants of Health over the Life Course.
Principal investigators: Sayani, Ambreen; Halligan, Michelle; Lofters, Aisha K
Keywords: Cervical Cancer; Foresight; Health Equity; Individuals With A Cervix; Patient Engagement; Policy; Power; Women
Caring for the Thunderbird's Nest: Geophysical and Machine Learning solutions to characterize and monitor inequitable Exposures to Ground and Air Pollution with Fort William First Nation
Principal investigators: Kirali, Ozan
Caring for the Thunderbird's Nest: Characterizing and Monitoring Inequitable Exposures to Ground and Air Pollution with Fort William First Nation, Using Machine Learning Tools
Principal investigators: Amon, Cristina; Bannon, Karen; Bazylak, Jason; Jeffrey, Melanie A
Keywords: Urban Indigenous Health
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Social & Behavioural Health Sciences Division
- Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
- Department of Medical Biophysics
- Division of Social and Behavioural Health Sciences
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