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Over 200 academic, government and industry scientists, government officials and farming organizations from 27 countries met at Carleton University to discuss the important problem of mycotoxins in food and feed. This was the 5th meeting in a series initiated by a European Union group based at the National Research...
On some days, PhD candidate Thomas Hossie spends his time at Carleton making model caterpillars out of coloured pastry that could be mistaken for Play Doh™. His blog, Caterpillar Eyespots, is plastered with pictures and video footage of the squirmy creatures. If you visit it, you’ll be rewarded with an...
Carleton is proud to announce the unveiling of the whirl tower facility housed at the National Research Council (NRC) campus on Montreal Road. This new facility will enable the testing of innovative technology, including the new stiffness control concept with active pitch link technology. This technology, created by...
Carleton Faculty And Graduate Students Receive NSERC Awards Totalling Almost $1.3 Million Thirty-four graduate students and 32 faculty members at Carleton University have been awarded 2012 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) grants, fellowships, supplements and scholarships. Many of...
Carleton University’s recent All Things Digital showcase attracted more than 120 attendees from small and medium-sized enterprises, Invest Ottawa and government institutions. Presentations, showcasing cutting-edge research in digital media and featuring more than 30 presenters, highlighted innovative labs and...
By Laura Cummings Dr. Adrian Chan is showing the world that science and our five senses go hand in hand. An associate professor in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, Chan has helped develop an electronic “nose” to help sniff out bacteria, like strep throat. In fact, some recent results are proving...
Richard Dansereau has a theory. And it’s set at a cocktail party. A soirée complete with the usual distractions like people coming and going, interrupting conversation. Of course, there’s the one guest who always talks and laughs the loudest. “At a cocktail party, you have lots of people, groups of people...
It’s a busy place. On any given day students and faculty members are researching solutions to real problems. Traffic jams. CO2 emissions. Ad hoc networks in war zones. Step inside this place and you’ll meet fascinating researchers like Richard Yu and his team of 10+ graduate students, funded by both private and...
Carleton University’s Centre for Women in Politics and Public Leadership, in collaboration with Deloitte, is launching a benchmark study of women’s leadership. Similar in style to a 2009 White House report in the United States, the study will present the current state of women’s leadership in key Canadian...
It could be the plot of a science fiction movie. Carleton physicist David Sinclair would star in the lead role, joined by a cast of Carleton, Canadian and international researchers. The set would be two kilometers underground in the Vale-Inco mine where the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Lab is housed. The plot would...