Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
David C. Onley Initiative Making Recommendations to Advance Employment for Post-Secondary Students with Disabilities
Companies often assume that accommodating an employee with a disability will cost thousands of dollars. It’s a misperception that can create an additional barrier to finding employment, and it contributes to the job gap between... More
Carleton’s Winnie Ye Receives Partners in Research Technology and Engineering Ambassador Award
Winnie Ye, professor in the Department of Electronics and Canada Research Chair in Nano-scale IC Design for Reliable Opto-Electronics and Sensors, has been awarded the 2020 Partners in Research (PIR) Technology and Engineering Ambassador Award.... More
MacOdrum Library Offering Extensive Online Resources to Support Carleton Community
Since Carleton University’s MacOdrum Library closed its doors in March in response to COVID-19, library staff have continued to work remotely to support the Carleton community using extensive digital tools, including the recent addition of... More
Virtual Ventures Partners with Shopify to Support STEM Education at Home for Local Youth
As Ottawa youth transitioned to learning online until schools reopen, specialized educational programs have been finding creative ways to continue their programs. Carleton University’s Virtual Ventures (VV) has adapted its science, technology, engineering and mathematics... More
Carleton Immersive Media Studio Helps Create Stunning Virtual Experience of Canadian Parliament
It’s been closed since December 2018 and may not reopen for a decade. But a new virtual tour of Parliament is giving Canadians a hyper-realistic, inside look at one of Canada’s most iconic buildings that... More
Carleton’s James Meadowcroft is on National Task Force on Economic Recovery Post-COVID
Carleton University’s James Meadowcroft, a political science and public policy and administration professor, is one of 14 members in a new task force designed to make recommendations to the Canadian government to build a clean... More
Carleton History Professor Wins Medals at Powerlifting Nationals
Jennifer Evans knows all about heavy lifting. A respected author, scholar, Carleton University history professor, graduate adviser—she’s all that. But in early March, just before the coronavirus pandemic hit Canada and shut everything down, Evans... More
Carleton Computer Science Students Complete First-in-Canada Shopify Dev Degree
Carleton University student Britta Evans-Fenton already had a degree in visual arts when she discovered a passion for computer science. Evans-Fenton was working at a marketing job full time and was "really getting jealous of... More
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