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Photo for the news post: Earth Sciences Prof. Richard Amos Receives CFI Funds Supporting Research to Protect Groundwater and Improve Healthy Behaviour of Canadians
August 12, 2019

Earth Sciences Prof. Richard Amos Receives CFI Funds Supporting Research to Protect Groundwater and Improve...

Earth Sciences Prof. Richard Amos Receives CFI Funds Supporting Research to Protect Groundwater and Improve Healthy Behaviour of Canadians

Carleton University researchers Richard Amos and a team led by Marina Milyavskaya have received approximately $204,000 in combined funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s (CFI) John R. Evans Leaders... More
Photo for the news post: Filling in the Fossil Record: Carleton Phd Student Identifies Two New Species
August 2, 2019

Filling in the Fossil Record: Carleton Phd Student Identifies Two New Species

Filling in the Fossil Record: Carleton Phd Student Identifies Two New Species

By Tyrone Burke Photos by Chris Roussakis Hell hunter and devil digger. When Arjan Mann names a species, he doesn’t mess around. As part of his PhD research into carboniferous... More
Photo for the news post: Carleton University Announces Four Canada Research Chairs in Law, Space Robotics, Digital Media and Radiation Therapy
July 31, 2019

Carleton University Announces Four Canada Research Chairs in Law, Space Robotics, Digital Media and Radiation...

Carleton University Announces Four Canada Research Chairs in Law, Space Robotics, Digital Media and Radiation Therapy

Two Carleton University professors, Robert Barsky and Robin Chhabra, have been announced as new Tier 1 and Tier 2 Canada Research Chairs (CRC) respectively, in addition to the renewal of... More
Photo for the news post: Carleton’s Tim Patterson Receives Funding to Accelerate the Development of Technology Aimed at Making Mining More Sustainable
July 29, 2019

Carleton’s Tim Patterson Receives Funding to Accelerate the Development of Technology Aimed at Making Mining...

Carleton’s Tim Patterson Receives Funding to Accelerate the Development of Technology Aimed at Making Mining More Sustainable

Carleton University’s Tim Patterson has received funding from the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Clean Growth Program to develop rapid, cost-effective protocols and technology for the mining sector to determine environmental... More
Photo for the news post: Heath MacMillan Discusses How Cockroaches are Becoming Invincible on CTV’s Your Morning
July 29, 2019

Heath MacMillan Discusses How Cockroaches are Becoming Invincible on CTV’s Your Morning

Heath MacMillan Discusses How Cockroaches are Becoming Invincible on CTV’s Your Morning

Biology Professor Heath MacMillan discusses how cockroaches are becoming resistant to insecticides on CTV’s Your Morning. Watch the interview here.
Photo for the news post: Freshwater Fish Research Project, Co-Led by Carleton’s FECP Lab, Receives $9.1M in Funding
July 29, 2019

Freshwater Fish Research Project, Co-Led by Carleton’s FECP Lab, Receives $9.1M in Funding

Freshwater Fish Research Project, Co-Led by Carleton’s FECP Lab, Receives $9.1M in Funding

Researchers from the Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology Lab at Carleton University are co-leading a project with University of Windsor and University of Manitoba that has received a $9.1 million... More
Photo for the news post: Big Ideas About Big Data
July 26, 2019

Big Ideas About Big Data

Big Ideas About Big Data

By Joseph Mathieu Photos by Chris Roussakis Although global competition is fierce, Canada is poised to lead in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Anil Arora, Chief Statistician of Canada,... More
Photo for the news post: Nibbling on Success: Inspiring Lead to Win Grads
July 26, 2019

Nibbling on Success: Inspiring Lead to Win Grads

Nibbling on Success: Inspiring Lead to Win Grads

By Tyrone Burke Photos by Chris Roussakis Plant-based, celiac, peanut allergic, lacto-ovo vegetarian . . . somewhere along the line, ordering food for a large group became almost comically complex.... More

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