Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Carleton Researchers at Forefront of Long-Term Care Studies Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
In mid-May, the Ontario government announced than an independent commission will begin a comprehensive review of the province’s long-term care system this September. At the time, more than 1,300 residents of Ontario long-term care (LTC)... More
Carleton Research Chair Explores Intersection of Digital and Offline Activism
Modern political activism is far too complex to be explained in black and white, but it happens all the time. Democratic or dictatorial, rational or racist, armchair activism or real-world demonstration — which is it?... More
CUAG Creates New Connections with Virtual Visits to Physical Exhibitions
When Carleton closed the bulk of its physical operations in mid-March, Carleton University’s Art Gallery (CUAG) responded by contemplating ways to shift exhibitions online, so that professors could still incorporate exhibition visits into their courses.... More
Carleton Experimental Physicists Design and Validate New Technology for CERN’s High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider
The Large Hadron Collider is the largest machine on Earth – and one of most complex scientific instruments ever built. It uses powerful electromagnets to propel beams of charged particles at nearly the speed of... More
A Conversation with Amber Lannon, Carleton University’s New Librarian
On April 30, Amber Lannon began her appointment as Carleton’s University Librarian after serving in the interim position since Jan. 1, 2020. The University Librarian leads the MacOdrum Library in staffing, programs and services. Reporting... More
Grad Stories 2020: Carleton Post-doc Educates Children about Cybersecurity
With children spending even more time online these days due to coronavirus-related restrictions, keeping them entertained safely is a pressing need for parents and educators. Carleton postdoctoral researcher Sana Maqsood has spent years studying how... More
Grad Stories 2020: Changing the World: Graduating International Studies Student Sets Off to Law School
Since high school, Noah Hollis has wanted to help improve the world. That desire drove the Halifax native to the Bachelor of Global and International Studies (BGInS) program at Carleton University, where he specialized in... More
Grad Stories 2020: Sociology Major Samphe Ballamingie Recognized with Provost Scholar Award
Ask new Carleton grad Samphe Ballamingie to reflect on her undergraduate career at Carleton and her top advice to current students comes to mind quickly: get involved. She had this revelation herself in first year.... More
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