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When challenges abound, be the solution. Short of a natural disaster, most Canadians cannot imagine being forced from their homes, let alone their country. Try picturing living in limbo for upwards of 20 years and struggling to access the basics: food, shelter, health care, education and work, for you and your family....
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The 12-year private-public partnership between the Carleton Immersive Media Studio (CIMS) and Autodesk Research has generated important research, produced successful projects and continues to grow and evolve. This long-standing partnership began with a company called Alias, that later became part of Autodesk, a leader...
Carleton University’s Mark Forbes, a professor of biology and associate vice-president (Research), has been honoured with the 2014 Robert Arnold Wardle Award by the Parasitism, Immunity and Environment Section of the Canadian Society of Zoologists. The award recognizes Forbes’ outstanding contributions to...
Whether it’s the spawning of sockeye salmon in the Pacific, the metabolic rate of a Bahamian bonefish or the hybridization of largemouth bass in Illinois, when it comes to fish, Carleton University biology and environmental science professor Steven Cooke is fully committed — hook, line and sinker. As he writes on...
Carleton University’s Jeffrey Smith, associate professor in the Department of Chemistry, is part of a team that’s been awarded a three-year Collaborative Health Research Project (CHRP) grant of almost $800,000. CHRP is a joint initiative between Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) and Natural Sciences and...
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When newcomers seek employment in Canada, the services they are often provided are more a general assistance model instead of specific needs by sector. A new initiative by the federal government wants to assess whether a sector-specific approach to training and employer engagement improves newcomers’ employment...