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Like millions of Canadians, Carleton graduate student Michelle MacQueen tuned into the CBC broadcast of the last show of the…

By studying lava tubes on Earth, graduate students are hoping to find out more about life on Mars. Lava tubes…

As a child, PhD candidate Vivian Nguyen wasn’t particularly interested in fish. In fact, she was much more intrigued by…

In February 2016, the World Health Organization declared a Public Health Emergency in regards to the Zika virus in the…

Like millions of Canadians, Carleton graduate student Michelle MacQueen tuned into the CBC broadcast of the last show of the…

Four graduate and 11 undergraduate journalism students headed North this summer to participate in a month-long experiential learning project called…

While working as a physicist for Canadian Nuclear Laboratories Ltd. (formerly Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd), Andrew Erlandson decided the…

Have you ever been at a concert, or perhaps a sporting event, where all of a sudden your cell phone…

Alice Wilson had always wanted to visit Canada’s North. Now, the Carleton MSc in Geography student conducts research on Richards Island near…

Stephen Field’s office looks exactly like what you would expect an industrial designer’s office to look like. It’s full of…

For individuals living in developing countries, performing a standard blood test is not always an easy task. This is part…

Charles Ozzoude, a Carleton University master’s student in Health: Science, Technology and Policy, was a finalist in this year’s 3MT…