| Date | News |
| Mar 19/10 | Staking The Claim fills a gap in learning resources about Inuit land claims for students across Canada |
| Nunavut Sivuniksavut and EnTheos Films are pleased to announce the national launch of the documentary- based educational resource, Staking The Claim: Dreams, Democracy and Canadian Inuit | |
| Mar 18/10 | Carleton Unveils Four Cutting-edge Research Studies to Launch Research Days |
| The following news about four different research projects at Carleton University was announced on Thursday, March 18 at the media briefing that kicked off Research Days | |
| Mar 18/10 | Carleton Professor Researches Causes of the Munchies |
| Carleton Professor Alfonso Abizaid is researching the reasons we overeat and why we crave calorie-rich foods, especially after stressful events | |
| Mar 18/10 | Carleton Professor Develops Better Tools to Understand Air Pollution |
| Carleton Engineering Professor Amir Hakami has received funding from the American Petroleum Institute (API) to help develop better tools for understanding air pollution | |
| Mar 18/10 | Carleton Researcher Using Digital Media to Speed Treatment for Degenerative Diseases |
| Imagine quickly pulling together the scientific results of top researchers from around the world who are trying to find a cure for Alzheimer's disease | |
| Mar 18/10 | Carleton Professor Traces Demise of Security and Prosperity Partnership and Threats to the North American Region |
| Carleton Political Science Professor Laura Macdonald wants to know exactly why the once heralded Security and Prosperity Partnership between Canada, the United States and Mexico has sunk like a stone without causing a ripple | |
| Mar 16/10 | Lansdowne Park and Urban Planning |
| "The Cultural Meaning of Urban Space" featuring Robert Rotenberg, a St. Vincent de Paul Professor for Distinguished Teaching at DePaul University in Chicago | |
| Mar 15/10 | One of America’s Foremost Political Thinkers to Speak at Carleton |
| One of America's foremost political thinkers, Michael Walzer, will deliver the COVE Distinguished Lecture in Values and Ethics at Carleton University | |
| Mar 15/10 | Carleton PhD Student Featured in Ottawa Citizen |
| The following story by Martin Cleary about Carleton PhD student Annick D'Auteuil was published in the Ottawa Citizen on March 13, 2010 | |
| Mar 15/10 | Carleton University Professor Receives prestigious Killam Research Fellowship |
| Carleton Professor Marie-Odile Junker is one of eight outstanding Canadian researchers to be awarded a prestigious Killam Research Fellowship, administered by the Canada Council for the Arts | |
| Mar 12/10 | Resident helps launch American Studies Research Centre |
| The following story appeared in EMC South on March 12 | |
| Mar 11/10 | Carleton Hosts Two Evenings With Acclaimed Visual Artist and Filmmaker Michael Snow |
| Carleton University is hosting two free events featuring acclaimed visual artist and filmmaker Michael Snow | |
| Mar 11/10 | Carleton Professor to Speak on Designer Babies: Science Fiction or Science Prediction |
| Carleton Psychology Professor John Stead will be giving a talk entitled Designer Babies: Science Fiction or Science Prediction? | |
| Mar 11/10 | Carleton and Partners Celebrate Innovative Educational Website |
| Carleton University is celebrating the launch of Pathoftheelders.com, a ground-breaking educational resource to help Aboriginal youths | |
| Mar 08/10 | Carleton Professor Investigates the Secret Life of Software |
| Dr. Robert Biddle is researching the secret life of software | |
| Mar 04/10 | Aylmer author and Carleton professor documents Parizeau's legacy |
| This week, the Aylmer Bulletin published by the following story about Carleton University's Anne Trepanier | |
| Mar 04/10 | Sprott School of Business hosts Carleton University's Nicol Award competition |
| Aspiring student entrepreneurs at Carleton University put their business plans to the test yesterday for thousands in prize money in the Nicol Entrepreneurial Awards competition, organized by the Sprott School of Business | |
| Mar 02/10 | International Women's Day: Carleton Experts Available to Talk |
| Carleton University experts are available to talk about issues relating to the upcoming International Women's Day on March 8 | |
| Mar 02/10 | Esteemed Neuroscientist to Display Her Works at Carleton Art Gallery as Part of Brain Awareness Activities |
| Renowned neuroscientist Jane Stewart will present her personal paintings at the Carleton University Art Gallery on Friday, March 26 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. | |
| Mar 02/10 | Carleton Experts To Grade Obama's Performance |
| As President Barack Obama continues to get mixed reviews in the American press, the Department of Political Science at Carleton University is hosting a panel discussion entitled Grading Obama at One Year | |
| Mar 01/10 | Carleton PhD Student Helps Olympic and Paralympic Athletes Improve Their Performance |
| A lot of people helped Canadian athletes achieve their Olympic dreams over the past two weeks, including Carleton student Annick D'Auteuil | |
| Mar 01/10 | Carleton researcher seeks women who pioneered use of "The Pill" in 1960s Ottawa |
| The following story about PhD student Jessica Haynes appeared in the EMC Ottawa East News on Feb 26, 2010 | |
| Feb 25/10 | Carleton Engineering Students To Roll Out Unmanned Aerial Vehicle |
| Carleton Engineering students are finally rolling out a prototype unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), after six years of hard work | |
| Feb 24/10 | Innovation Leaders: OCRI Names Four Carleton Researchers As Finalists for 2010 OCRI Awards |
| Carleton University has four finalists in the 2010 Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI) Awards: Engineering Professor Banu Örmeci, Doctoral Student Yanina Shevchenko and recently graduated PhD students Muhammad Arsalan and Atif Shamim | |
| Feb 24/10 | University Students Show Off Their Brains to Local Schools as Part of Brain Awareness Week March 8 to 12 |
| In honour of Brain Awareness Week, students from Carleton and the University of Ottawa will give interactive presentations to students in the Ottawa area, explaining how our brains look, feel and work | |
| Feb 23/10 | Rwanda Initiative launches first teacher training course for journalism educators |
| In a first for Rwanda, this week, the Rwanda Initiative launched a teacher training program for Rwandan journalists who want to work as journalism educators and raise media standards in their country | |
| Feb 22/10 | Carleton To Launch Cutting-Edge Master's Program on Infrastructure Protection and Security |
| Organizers of the 2010 Olympics had to plan for all kinds of possible security threats, including terrorism | |
| Feb 19/10 | Physics Department at Carleton Sponsors Lecture on the Global Isotope Crisis |
| The Department of Physics at Carleton University is sponsoring a public lecture entitled The Global Isotope Crisis: How Does It Affect My Healthcare? | |
| Feb 16/10 | Carleton University Offers Unique Master's Degree in Cognitive Science |
| How we learn, remember, perceive and reason will be a core part of Carleton University's new Master of Cognitive Science degree (M.Cog.Sc.), the first of its kind in Canada | |
| Feb 08/10 | Carleton Researchers Receive More Than $1 Million to Solve Real World Problems |
| Three Carleton University researchers are receiving a total of $1,328,497 from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), allowing them to pursue research to help farmers enhance environmental stewardship, generate northern economic development and improve communications networks | |
| Feb 04/10 | Carleton Research Offers Nuclear Advice to Governments |
| In a landmark report released today, Trevor Findlay, director of the Canadian Centre for Treaty Compliance (CCTC) at Carleton University, concludes that a significant worldwide expansion of nuclear energy is unlikely to occur before 2030 and offers advice to the international community on the future of nuclear governance | |
| Jan 26/10 | Carleton Professor Part of Olympic Intellectual Muscle Program |
| Carleton University professor Dr. James Meadowcroft was invited by the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games to participate in a unique project called the Intellectual Muscle Program | |
| Jan 22/10 | CERN Collider Unleashes Stream of Beautiful Data |
| The Ottawa Citizen published the following story about Physics professor Manuella Vincter on Jan. 22, 2010 | |
| Jan 22/10 | Carleton PhD student studies new trends in children's play |
| The following story about Carleton PhD student Belinda Boekhoven was published in EMC Barrhaven/Nepean on Jan. 22, 2010 | |
| Jan 21/10 | Olympic-inspired chair created by Carleton alumnus could medal at design show |
| The Ottawa Citizen published a story on Jan. 21 about Carleton alumnus Sidney Molepo | |
| Jan 19/10 | Cabinet Shuffle: Carleton Expert Available to Talk About the Cabinet Shuffle |
| Carleton University experts are available to talk about the Harper government's Cabinet shuffle | |
| Jan 19/10 | United States One Year Later: Carleton Experts Available to Talk on the One Year Anniversary of Barack Obama's Inauguration as President |
| Carleton University professors are available to talk about issues relating to the first anniversary of Barak Obama's inauguration as president of the United States | |
| Jan 19/10 | Technology Opens Doors for Ottawa Seniors |
| On January 21, talking technology developed at Carleton University will be introduced and tested with 12 seniors in an effort to help keep them independent, safe and reduce hands-on clinical care | |
| Jan 19/10 | Birding, Bug-Watching and Nature Nuts: Carleton Hosts the 2010 Discovery Lecture |
| Carleton University is hosting two lectures on the allure of natural history | |
| Jan 19/10 | Local hospital staff stressed to limit 'Everything is urgent,' leaving workers burned out by 'role overload,' study finds |
| The following front page story, featuring research by Carleton's Linda Duxbury, was published in the Ottawa Citizen on January 19, 2010 | |
| Jan 18/10 | Mounties Under Fire–Carleton expert interviewed for CBC documentary |
| Dr. Linda Duxbury, professor with the Sprott School of Business, will be featured on a CBC's Doc Zone on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2010 at 9:00 p.m | |
| Jan 15/10 | Carleton resident helps out in South Africa |
| The following story about Carleton grad student May Chazan appeared on the front page of the January issue of the Centretown Buzz | |
| Jan 14/10 | HAITI: Carleton Experts Available to Talk About the Earthquake |
| Carleton University experts are available to talk about the Haitian earthquake and aftermath | |
| Jan 13/10 | Grant aids water purification research at Carleton University |
| The following story about Carleton researchers Banu Ormeci and Edward Lai appeared in the Ottawa Citizen on Jan. 13 | |
| Jan 12/10 | Carleton Researchers Developing Novel Process to Produce Safer Water |
| The Canadian Water Network (CWN) is funding two Carleton professors to continue their innovative research to find better ways to produce safer drinking water and wastewater | |
| Jan 11/10 | Carleton Holds News Conference with Top Experts on Key Canada-U.S. Border Issues |
| A near-miss terror attack on a Detroit-bound flight | |
| Jan 11/10 | PhD Student Featured on ESPN |
| A Carleton doctoral student is about to make her debut on national television | |
| Jan 04/10 | The human touch |
| The following story about Carleton Psychology Professor Chris Herdman was published in the Ottawa Citizen on Mon. Jan. 4, 2010 | |
| Dec 21/09 | American Ambassador helps celebrate Carleton’s new Research Centre for American Studies |
| U.S. Ambassador David Jacobson will attend an event to celebrate the newly founded Carleton Research Centre for American Studies | |
| Dec 21/09 | Global and regional conflict and insecurities are on the rise at the end of the first decade of the 21st century |
| Global and regional conflict and insecurities are on the rise at the end of the first decade of the 21st century | |
| Dec 18/09 | Carleton shares institutional research expertise with Palestinian universities |
| A group of administrators from the Establishing Institutional Research Units Project (EIRU) at Birzeit University www.birzeit.edu, Bethlehem University www.bethlehem.edu and Najah National University www.najah.edu, recently visited Carleton University | |
| Dec 18/09 | United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen |
| Imagine a world in which all physical traces of Stonehenge, the Acropolis and the pyramids of Egypt have vanished | |
| Dec 18/09 | Carleton prof develops "SNAPpy" interactive game |
| The following story about Carleton professor Anthony Whitehead was published in EMC South on December 18 | |
| Dec 16/09 | Carleton Researchers Receive Funding to Solve Real-World Problems |
| Today, the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) announced funding for two Carleton University researchers | |
| Dec 16/09 | CU and the EU |
| The Centre for European Studies (CES) at Carleton University has been granted $500,000 for the next three years by the European Commission to continue its cutting-edge work | |
| Dec 14/09 | How the brain bounces back: Scientist discovers new way to repair damaged nerves |
| The following story about Carleton researcher, Patrice Smith, was published on the front page of the Globe and Mail on Friday Dec. 11, 2009 | |
| Dec 10/09 | Carleton Professor Finds Real-world Solution to Nerve Damage |
| The prominent Journal Neuron published an article today by Carleton University Professor, Patrice Smith, which has major implications for regeneration and repair of damaged nerves | |
| Dec 10/09 | Designing the Olympic torch a chance of a lifetime |
| Carleton alumnus Tim Fagan was working at his dream job as a senior designer for Bombardier Aerospace when he was approached to design the 2010 Olympic torch for the Vancouver Games | |
| Dec 09/09 | Stronger, Higher, Faster: Canadians savour thrill of victory at physics frontier |
| Two Carleton physicists, Gerald Oakham and Manuella Vincter, were on hand at CERN in Geneva when scientists established world-record energy collisions in the Large Haldron Collider Particle Accelerator | |
| Dec 09/09 | HST: Carleton Experts Available to Talk About the Harmonized Sales Tax |
| Carleton University experts are available to talk about the new Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) | |
| Dec 09/09 | Carleton To Launch Unique Canadian Research Centre in Law, Culture and Humanities |
| The Faculty of Public Affairs at Carleton University is celebrating the launch of a unique new research centre, the Canadian Initiative in Law, Culture and Humanities | |
| Dec 07/09 | Smart-room project opens doors for seniors |
| The following story featuring the research of Dr. Rafik Goubran was published on the front page of the Ottawa Citizen on Monday, December 7 | |
| Dec 04/09 | Hospital Room of the Future |
| Since 2003, Carleton Industrial Design Professor Thomas Garvey and a team of Carleton students have been working with Clemson University on some amazing health-care research to design a new and improved patient room prototype for hospitals | |
| Dec 04/09 | Frozen frogs thaw out and hop away |
| The following story is from a December/09 blog/twitter by Anne McIlroy, science reporter for the Globe and Mail | |
| Dec 03/09 | A Company Founded by Carleton Alumni Named as Canada's Most Innovative Firm |
| CognoVision Solutions Inc., a company founded by Carleton University alumni, was chosen as the nation's most innovative firm at the 2009 Canadian Innovation Exchange (CIX) | |
| Nov 30/09 | Carleton biology professor answers real world questions |
| The following story, written by Larisa Schieven, appears in the December, 2009 issue of Glebe Report | |
| Nov 27/09 | Carleton Researcher Helps Create Revolutionary Biomedical System |
| A national team of biomedical researchers, including Carleton University's Michel Dumontier, has been funded for a major project that could revolutionize the way biomedical researchers share and access information | |
| Nov 24/09 | Call for Applications: Associate Vice President (Research) |
| As part of its commitment to accelerating Carleton's capacity as a research intensive university, Carleton University has newly established an Associate Vice-President (Research) position. An internal search is commencing to select an appropriate candidate for the position. Applications are invited for the position, and will be accepted until December 9, 2009. | |
| Nov 20/09 | Ontario Government Invests in Carleton University |
| Today, through the Ontario Research Fund-Research Infrastructure program, Ontario is investing more than $15 million at Carleton University and the University of Ottawa to support 28 research projects and more than 150 researchers | |
| Nov 19/09 | Emerging from Behind the Iron Curtain - 20 Years After the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia |
| Featuring: His Excellency, Ambassador Karel Zebrakovsky, Czech Republic | |
| Nov 18/09 | Universal Children's Day: Carleton Experts Available to Comment |
| Carleton University experts are available to talk about various children's issues in advance of Universal Children's Day on Nov. 20, 2009 | |
| Nov 18/09 | Copenhagen Climate Conference Dec. 6 to 18: Carleton U Staff/Faculty Available to Comment |
| About 8 000 people from 170 countries are expected to descend on Copenhagen for the December conference on climate change | |
| Nov 18/09 | Carleton Professor Produces First Feature Movie "A Windigo Tale" |
| According to the Anishinaabe, the Windigo is a malevolent, supernatural spirit that can possess and transform people into greedy, cannibalistic creatures | |
| Nov 17/09 | Carleton University and partners receive funding to create new Aboriginal video games |
| The Department of Canadian Heritage has provided $375 000 to Carleton University and other partners to fund the next phase of a research project On the Path of the Elders that seeks to strengthen the identity and self-respect of Aboriginal youth. | |
| Nov 05/09 | Parliamentary gun control debate: Carleton professor available to comment |
| Carleton Anthropology Professor Brian Given is available to talk about issues of gun control related to tonight's debate to eliminate the long gun registry | |
| Nov 05/09 | Carleton Partners with Industry and Government to Combat Terrorism and Protect Canadians in the Event of a Disaster |
| Ground-breaking software applications to combat terrorism and protect Canadians in the event of a disaster have been developed by Carleton University and AMITA Corporation with planned deployment at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games | |
| Nov 05/09 | Carleton Opens New Centre for Media and Transitional Societies |
| Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication is pleased to formally launch the new Centre for Media and Transitional Societies with a reception to be followed by a keynote address by Frances Fortune, head of Africa programs for Search for Common Ground | |
| Nov 04/09 | Math Matters: Carleton Hosts Second Annual Mathematics Day |
| Leonardo Da Vinci wasn't just a great painter. He also delved into the world of mathematics | |
| Oct 28/09 | U of Have, U of Have Not |
| Dr. Runte appears on The Agenda, with Steve Paiken, to discuss the future of Canadian universities | |
| Oct 28/09 | Canadian Science Policy Conference: Carleton expert available to comment |
| Despite substantial government investments in science and technology, Canada's science policy infrastructure lags behind that of other nations | |
| Oct 27/09 | Carleton University Announces Appointment of Vice-President (Research and International) |
| Carleton University President Roseann O'Reilly Runte announced today the appointment of Dr. Kim Matheson as Vice-President (Research and International) | |
| Oct 23/09 | Carleton Professor Honoured with Prestigious Award |
| Canada's Transport Minister John Baird and the Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) today announced the winners of the 2009 Canadian Transportation Awards, recognizing leadership, excellence and achievement in the transportation sector | |
| Oct 16/09 | Halloween - Carleton professors available to comment |
| Soon, ghosts and goblins will be getting ready to hit the streets and fill their goodie bags | |
| Oct 08/09 | Carleton University brings Africa to Ottawa Oct. 19 to 24 |
| Carleton University is staging a week of activities to celebrate its ties with Africa from Oct. 19 to 24 | |
| Oct 08/09 | New visions for Africa in a time of global crisis |
| Carleton's Institute of African Studies (IAS) is hosting an inaugural conference, Africa: New Visions in a Time of Global Crisis, that will showcase the breadth of Carleton's research about the continent | |
| Oct 07/09 | Carleton University celebrates Architecture Week |
| As part of Architecture Week, Carleton University's School of Architecture and Urbanism is showcasing a special feature on its project and involvement with the town of Batawa, Ontario | |
| Oct 07/09 | Carleton creates Sustainable Energy Research Centre to solve real-world energy problems |
| Carleton University has established a Sustainable Energy Research Centre (CSERC) that will conduct world-class research into sustainable energy | |
| Oct 05/09 | Carleton Professor Tim Cook Chosen for Ottawa Life Magazine's top 50 People in the Capital |
| Tim Cook, an adjunct research professor in Carleton University's Department of History, has been named as one of the top 50 people in the capital by Ottawa Life Magazine | |
| Oct 02/09 | Innovative initiative by Carleton University and its industrial partners tops Ontario Government funding agenda |
| The Ontario Government announced today it will provide up to $9.3 million to Coral CEA to help companies develop and market communications enabled applications (CEA) in a matter of weeks instead of months and years | |
| Oct 01/09 | Carleton University participates in new global research project |
| Carleton University is joining forces to create the Possible Future project, a working group of more than 30 internationally-renowned social scientists, seeking answers to the global economic crisis | |
| Sept 25/09 | Carleton engineers help solve real-world health care problems |
| Carleton University will lead a special project to investigate how sensors and computer software can enhance the health care of Canadians | |
| Sept 24/09 | Carleton team researching how to keep people safe during earthquakes |
| A team of Carleton researchers is participating in a new $5-million Canadian network that will help identify, assess and mitigate urban earthquake risks in Canada | |
| Sept 23/09 | Two new Canada Research Chairs at Carleton will tackle real-world problems for fish and photonics |
| Today, the Honourable Gary Goodyear, minister of state (science and technology) announced two new Canada Research Chairs for Carleton University | |
| Sept 22/09 | Ottawa South resident inspires class with innovative teaching tools |
| EMC News (South) recently published (Sept. 4) the following story about Carleton Professor Jaffer Sheyholislami. It was written by Kristy Wallace | |
| Sept 22/09 | Carleton professor appointed to prestigious German Institute |
| Carleton Linguistics Professor Masako Hirotani has been appointed as a research associate in the Department of Neuropsychology at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Germany |
