2024 was a remarkable year at Carleton University, filled with groundbreaking research, transformative initiatives and achievements that underscore our commitment to innovation and community impact.
Here are the top 10 stories that defined this year:
Carleton Rises to #4 in Canada in Maclean’s Rankings
Carleton reached new heights in the Maclean’s University Rankings, securing the fourth spot among Canadian comprehensive universities. This significant leap reflects our dedication to academic excellence, impactful research and student success.
Wisdom Tettey Appointed Carleton President
Wisdom Tettey (Photo by Vuk Dragojevic)
Wisdom Tettey was named the next president and vice-chancellor of Carleton. With his distinguished academic career and leadership expertise, President Tettey is poised to guide Carleton into an exciting new era.
Wisdom Tettey Named Carleton President
Training Pediatric Surgeons with AI
Photo by Chris Snow
Carleton researchers developed innovative AI-powered tools to train pediatric surgeons, addressing critical challenges in healthcare and advancing medical education.
AI-Powered Pediatric Surgery Training
Carleton Launches Innovative New Nursing Program
A new condensed, three-year nursing program at Carleton, created in partnership with Queensway Carleton Hospital, blends cutting-edge technology and interdisciplinary approaches to prepare future healthcare leaders. This program addresses pressing challenges in the healthcare system with a focus on compassion and innovation.
Protecting Cities from Urban Flooding
Carleton researchers are pioneering climate-resilient infrastructure to protect urban areas from flooding. This vital work supports sustainable urban development amid growing climate challenges.
Climate-Resilient Housing Infrastructure
Grad Student Converts Beermaking Wastewater into Biogas
Carleton University grad student Seyedomid Ahmadinejad
A Carleton graduate student has developed a process to convert brewery wastewater into biogas, showcasing sustainable solutions that benefit both industry and the environment.
Beermaking Wastewater to Biogas
Innovative Self-Powered Coat Design
A Carleton student unveiled a groundbreaking self-powered coat –designed to generate heat and light. This innovation has significant implications for safety and comfort in extreme conditions.
Exploring Digital Wellness and Social Media’s Impact
Carleton research examines the mental health effects of social media influencers, providing insights into fostering digital wellness in the age of connectivity.
Social Media and Mental Health
Using Psychedelic Derivatives to Treat Depression
Carleton University neuroscientist Argel Aguilar-Valles and his team at work in the lab. (Photo: Brenna Mackay)
Groundbreaking studies at Carleton investigate the use of psychedelics to treat depression, offering new hope for mental health therapies.
Using AI to Address and Prevent Chronic Homelessness in Ottawa
Carleton researchers are leveraging AI to understand and prevent chronic homelessness in Ottawa, working towards practical solutions for this critical societal issue.
Thee top 10 stories highlight Carleton’s dedication to innovation, community impact and addressing real-world challenges. As we look ahead, we remain committed to making meaningful contributions to our community and beyond.
Monday, December 16, 2024 in Challenge, Community, Innovation, Leadership, Research, University Communications
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