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Carleton University’s Office for Chemistry Outreach will host Light Up the Night with Chemistry in the Dark – an outdoor chemistry magic show that celebrates the UNESCO International Year of the Periodic Table.
A unique project developed by Carleton University’s Jeff Smith and partner Lynne Leonard at the University of Ottawa has been selected as one of nine semi-finalists for Health Canada’s Drug-Checking Technology Challenge.
Each semi-finalist will each receive $25,000 to develop prototypes.
On March 27, 2019 Carleton hosted its fifth annual Community Connections event. During the lunch break, Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Jerry Tomberlin awarded a $500 prize to Health Sciences student Victoria Bond, the winner of the student video competition.
Carleton University’s Richard Schuster and a team of researchers published a new paper in the journal Nature Communications. The paper provides a blueprint for conserving enough habitat to protect the populations of almost one-third of the warblers, orioles, tanagers and other birds that migrate through the Americas.
Michael Runtz could be dropped off pretty much anywhere in Ontario, blindfolded, and by sound, smell and feel, he would know where he was.
Algonquin Provincial Park — his favourite place on the planet — would stand out right away.