Photo for the news post: Dean Duo
September 12, 2018

Dean Duo

As a young chemistry researcher, Chuck Macdonald developed a deep interest in making new types of molecules. By finding methods to get atoms to bind together in atypical ways, he could explore the novel properties... More
Photo for the news post: Visiting Scholars Talk Science Around The Campfire
August 2, 2018

Visiting Scholars Talk Science Around The Campfire

After a long cold walk in Gatineau Park last winter, Brazilian biodiversity researcher Eliana Cazetta found herself inside a woodstove-warmed backcountry cabin, discussing an academic paper with Carleton Biology Prof. Lenore Fahrig and a group... More
Photo for the news post: Carleton Neuroscience Students Showcase Power of Human Brain
June 13, 2018

Carleton Neuroscience Students Showcase Power of Human Brain

Natalie Prowse gently attaches three electromyography (EMG) electrodes to the arm of Eliza Ali, both Neuroscience PhD students at Carleton University. The tiny red and black cables run from Ali’s arm into a pocket-sized battery... More
Photo for the news post: Spring Convocation 2018: Governor General’s Medal Winner Recommends Strategies for Academic Success
June 12, 2018

Spring Convocation 2018: Governor General’s Medal Winner Recommends Strategies for Academic Success

Carleton University Statistics graduate Hao Wang, this year’s winner of the Governor General’s Medal  – awarded annually to the undergraduate with the highest academic standing – has some important advice on how to be a... More
Photo for the news post: Data Day 5.0 Tackles Big Data’s Challenges
June 8, 2018

Data Day 5.0 Tackles Big Data’s Challenges

Big Data’s challenges are as daunting as its opportunities are irresistible. That was the view as Carleton University gathered experts at its fifth annual Data Day on June 5. Hosted by several local and regional... More