Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
Deep Dive Into Underwater Scientific Research
As Chaffey's Lock fills with 1.3 million litres of water, Carleton Biology Prof. Nigel Waltho gives his class a quick pep talk. "The focus for these remaining morning dives, especially if we lose opportunities due... More
Colossal Carleton Blossom Astounds Biologists
About two months ago, when something started growing out of a knee-high, starburst-shaped succulent in a Carleton University greenhouse, plant guru Ed Bruggink noticed right away and began investigating. What he discovered was extraordinary. The... More
Open Doors and Open Minds: Undergraduate Research in the Faculty of Public Affairs
Integral to programs offered by Carleton University's Faculty of Public Affairs (FPA) is the ability to dive deep into research even as an undergraduate student. That was on display at the FPA Undergraduate Research Internship... More
Carleton Tackles Tough Issues at Psychology Mental Health Day
The annual economic cost of mental illness in Canada is estimated to be $51 billion. The human cost is 11. That's how many Canadians die by suicide each day. To end the stigma around mental... More
New Social Innovation Lab Aims to End Youth Homelessness
Jacqueline Kennelly doesn’t want to just curb homelessness that plagues up to 40,000 Canadian youths each year and 6,000 on any given night. She wants to eradicate it. Kennelly, a professor in Carleton University’s Department... More
Digital Mapping Puts Students at Forefront of Cyprus Heritage Conservation Efforts
In the land where mythical Aphrodite was born, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nea Paphos in Cyprus has enthralled visitors for centuries. However, conservators and local staff have never had a complete map of... More
Carleton’s Manuel Báez and Students Win Urban Design Awards
Carleton University’s Manuel Báez has received an unpreceded three awards at the 2019 Ottawa Urban Design Awards for the Gather-Ring, a collaborative project with Ottawa glass artist Charlynne Lafontaine. The awards include: Award of Excellence:... More
Minding the Brain Podcast Voted Favourite Canadian Science Site
Carleton University Neuroscience Prof. Kim Hellemans and Cognitive and Computer Science Prof. Jim Davies are well known for their innovative and enthusiastic approach to teaching and extensive expertise in their fields. Now the duo’s podcast... More
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