Photo for the news post: Carleton Prof. Creates Virtual Sedimentary Geology Field Trips
October 7, 2020

Carleton Prof. Creates Virtual Sedimentary Geology Field Trips

Carleton Prof. Creates Virtual Sedimentary Geology Field Trips

Canada’s capital city is fortunate to have a rich geological history and is home to many unique rock features. In a typical fall term, Carleton University Earth Sciences Prof. George Dix would be taking his... More
Photo for the news post: Earth Sciences Students Travel to Siberia to Discuss Ancient Volcanic Events
February 14, 2020

Earth Sciences Students Travel to Siberia to Discuss Ancient Volcanic Events

Earth Sciences Students Travel to Siberia to Discuss Ancient Volcanic Events

A group of Carleton University Earth Sciences students had an opportunity to present their work and absorb international perspectives at a conference in Siberia on ancient volcanic events. The conference, which took place in Tomsk,... More
Photo for the news post: Fossils Aid Probe into Origins of Animals
September 27, 2019

Fossils Aid Probe into Origins of Animals

Fossils Aid Probe into Origins of Animals

In a swampy, subtropical forest, in the murky depths of time, a tiny creature crawled onto the land. It was no more than a few centimetres long, and it wasn't the first animal to seek... More
Photo for the news post: Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards
April 17, 2018

Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards

Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards

It's not often that researchers in psychology and geochemistry share the same spotlight. But that's what happened recently when Ontario's Early Researcher Awards (ERAs) were announced. Read on to read up on two noteworthy research... More