Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Balancing Act: How the fastest man in Canada prioritizes physical and mental health
When Andre De Grasse won a gold medal in the 200-metre sprint at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo last year, setting a new Canadian record with a scorching 19.62 seconds, his life changed dramatically. Although... More
Seven Carleton Community Members Appointed to the Order of Canada
A Carleton research professor and six community members with strong ties to the university have been named to the Order of Canada for their positive impacts and contributions to Canadian society and humanity at large.... More
Black Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub Research to Support Enterprises and Communities
Black entrepreneurship has always been a vital part of Canada’s economy, but large-scale, detailed research and pan-Canadian information on it has been limited. This knowledge and sharing of lived experiences has a vital role in... More
Measuring Methane Emissions One of the Keys to Combatting Climate Change
At the United Nations COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow, U.S. President Joe Biden vowed to crack down on emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas with an impact on global warming several dozen times... More
Graduating Career Ready with the Employability Framework
Finishing university is a major life milestone, but many graduates find themselves with a degree and a question: what’s next? Entering the world of work can be challenging, but Carleton’s Career Services has launched a... More
Exposing the Hidden World of Turtle Mating Behaviour
If someone made a sex tape featuring turtles, would anyone watch? Turns out the answer is yes. Carleton Biology instructor and researcher Grégory Bulté has watched hours of video of turtle mating behaviour—all in the... More
Carleton’s Aimee DeCruyenaere ‘Bakes’ it to the Finals of The Great Canadian Baking Show
Bakers, time’s up! That’s a phrase familiar to fourth-year Industrial Design student Aimee DeCruyenaere, who made it through to the finals of The Great Canadian Baking Show, which aired Sunday evening on CBC TV and... More
Honouring the Memory of the École Polytechnique Victims
On December 6, 1989, a man wielding a gun entered a mechanical engineering classroom at Polytechnique Montréal (formerly known as École Polytechnique de Montréal) and brutally killed 14 women in a horrific act of gender-based... More
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