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Nov 12 2024 Herzberg Lecture: The NASA Psyche Mission: An Electric Journey to a Metallic World

Nov

12

7:00 pm

8:00 pm

2024 Herzberg Lecture: The NASA Psyche Mission: An Electric Journey to a Metallic World

Richcraft Hall, 2nd Floor Conference Rooms
Nov 27 Science Café – The Science of Art Conservation and Preservation

Nov

27

6:30 pm

8:00 pm

Science Café – The Science of Art Conservation and Preservation

1049 Bank St - The Ottawa Public Library, Sunnyside Branch
Jan 29 Science Café – Is Social Media Addictive?

Jan

29

6:30 pm

8:00 pm

Science Café – Is Social Media Addictive?

1049 Bank St - The Ottawa Public Library, Sunnyside Branch
Feb 26 Science Café – Linear Programming: From Resource Planning to Mathematical Proofs

Feb

26

6:30 pm

8:00 pm

Science Café – Linear Programming: From Resource Planning to Mathematical Proofs

1049 Bank St - The Ottawa Public Library, Sunnyside Branch
Mar 26 Science Café – Yeasts at Work: Beer, Bread and Beyond

Mar

26

6:30 pm

8:00 pm

Science Café – Yeasts at Work: Beer, Bread and Beyond

1049 Bank St - The Ottawa Public Library, Sunnyside Branch

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Photo for the news post: Crickets in Space: Investigating Insects as Food for Space Travel
June 7, 2024

Crickets in Space: Investigating Insects as Food for Space Travel

Crickets in Space: Investigating Insects as Food for Space Travel
Photo for the news post: Using AI to Address and Prevent Chronic Homelessness in Ottawa
June 7, 2024

Using AI to Address and Prevent Chronic Homelessness in Ottawa

Using AI to Address and Prevent Chronic Homelessness in Ottawa
Photo for the news post: Carleton Science Researchers Discuss Mental and Cognitive Benefits of Running
May 17, 2024

Carleton Science Researchers Discuss Mental and Cognitive Benefits of Running

Carleton Science Researchers Discuss Mental and Cognitive Benefits of Running
Photo for the news post: New Article on Global Biodiversity by Carleton Researchers featured in The Conversation Canada
May 16, 2024

New Article on Global Biodiversity by Carleton Researchers featured in The Conversation Canada

New Article on Global Biodiversity by Carleton Researchers featured in The Conversation Canada

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Featured Researchers

Photo of Paul Van Oorschot

Paul Van Oorschot, School of Computer Science

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Academy of Science

Paul Van Oorschot, School of Computer Science
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Lenore Fahrig, Department of Biology

Lenore Fahrig, Department of Biology
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Kenneth Storey, Department of Biology

Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Academy of Science

Kenneth Storey, Department of Biology