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Grad Research: Insects as Food

Carleton Research Finds Nature Sounds Can Alleviate Stress, Improve Mood and Enhance Cognitive Performance

Talking to Plants: Carleton Smart Fertilizer Project Could Be a Game Changer for Farmers

Data Day 7.1 Explores AI and Everything Smart

Want to Improve Your Health? A New Study Says Head into Nature and Absorb the Sounds

Three Carleton Biology faculty receive graduate mentoring awards

Online Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical Activity
The health and wellness benefits of physical activity are recognized globally, with the World Health Organization recommending that adults 18…

Incoming Carleton Postdoc Wins Prestigious Liber Ero Fellowship

Online Science Café – Join Hanane Hadj-Moussa to explore how natural gene silences could solve human problems
Our body relies on the coordination of thousands of molecules to regulate virtually all biological functions, with microRNAs emerging as…

William Twardek discusses why salmon may be too tired to navigate Whitehorse fish ladder

Where The Dinosaurs Were: An Earth Sciences Field Trip to Saskatchewan

Robert Clarke Posthumously Named Fellow of the IUPESM in Honour of Contributions to Medical Physics
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