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Saving Lives Through Sensors
Imagine a sensing device about the size of a grain of rice that could help provide more accurate radiation monitoring…
Five-Week Research Internship in Singapore
Master’s student Natasha Korva recently went to Singapore for a five-week research internship with the Singapore police research unit. She…
Sensor Systems - Grad Research
It all began with an interest in electric guitars. Alexander Craig says he always wondered how the musical sounds produced…
Research with a Silver Lining
Grad students Adam Bottomley, Alireza Aleali and Yule Xiong have just been awarded $3,000 scholarships from the International Society for Optics…
SSHRC Funds Innovative Grad Research
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) recently announced $2.5 million to 64 Carleton University graduate students to help fund…
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
This June, the first cohort of students will graduate from both the MA in Women's and Gender Studies (WGST) and the new…
Battling Depression
Feeling depressed? It could be because your oxytocin system is out of whack. PhD candidate, Robyn McQuaid is examining the…
Researching Human-Computer Interaction
Can gesture-based computer games use the information embedded in our movements to figure out when and how to adjust the…
MSW Alumna Helping Patients Through Art Therapy
The following story about Carleton alum Kirsten Camartin, written by Kristy Strauss, appears in the April, 2013 edition of Carleton…
Research Casts Sobering Light on Costs of Air Pollution
Two Carleton researchers have published groundbreaking research that estimates the cost of air pollution sources like vehicles and power plants.…
New State-of-the-art Journalism Facilities
This term, the School of Journalism and Communication hosted an Open House to showcase its brand new facilities in the…
Pronghorns, Camels and Climate Change
The discovery of the fossil of a camel in Canada’s Arctic is of particular interest to Carleton PhD Biology student…
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