Carleton Launches Hub to Widely Share Mental Health Research in a COVID World
Carleton Researcher Develops Mobile App that Delivers COVID-19 Exposure Alerts But No Personal Information
Carleton Researcher Explores Links Between Solitude and Wellness During the Pandemic
Carleton Researcher Finds The COVID-19 Pandemic Could Be Changing Electricity Demand in Ontario – And Not For The Better
Carleton Researchers at Forefront of Long-Term Care Studies Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Carleton Researchers Checking Wastewater for Signs of COVID-19
Carleton Researchers Developing Anti-Viral Peptide Treatments To Help Disrupt Inflammatory Responses to COVID-19
Carleton researchers exploring the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on international students
Carleton Researchers Working with City of Ottawa to Provide Early Warnings of COVID-19 Community Spread
Carleton University Rapid Response Grants: Business, Economics and Modelling
Carleton University Rapid Response Grants: Epidemiology, Testing, Tracing and Security
Carleton University Rapid Response Grants: Mental Health, Wellness and Social Adaptation
Carleton University Rapid Response Research Grants: E-Health, Technology, AI and Autonomous Systems
Carleton University Rapid Response Research Grants: International and Indigenous Communities
Carleton University’s Jeremy Laliberté Develops COVID-19 Protocols for Delivery Drone Decontamination
Carleton University’s Life Sciences Day 4.1 Investigates Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health
Carleton’s Alex Wong Works Toward Reusable Face Masks by Eliminating COVID-19 with Ultraviolet Light Technology
Carleton’s Mehdi Ammi is Looking into How Patients with Chronic Diseases were Affected by Health Resources Diverted to COVID-19 Care Instead
Contributing to curing COVID: Two Carleton labs join forces to add to international race to halt COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 and Privacy Concerns: New Tracing App Doesn’t Collect User Data
COVID-19 Monitoring Keeps Carleton Campus Safe
Decontaminating N95 masks could help address personal protective equipment shortages during the second wave of the pandemic
Design Innovation at Carleton Combats the COVID Crisis in Long-Term Care
Detecting COVID-19 Through Cough Sounds: Carleton’s Madison Cohen-McFarlane Hosts Ingenious Talks
Fighting Misinformation and Helping the Front Lines: Partners in Refugee Research Network Respond to Pandemic
Funding from Canada Foundation for Innovation to provide infrastructure for the study of the molecular biology of the SARS-CoV-2 virus at Carleton
Improving Purée-Based Foods Can Help COVID-19 Patients Who Have Difficulty Swallowing
Making Health Social: Crowdsourcing Real-Time Wearable Tech Data for Pandemic Response
Modelling the spread of COVID-19 in indoor environments to help pinpoint transmission risk
Occupancy-based ventilation could help reduce airborne transmission of COVID-19 in indoor environments
Tracking the Spread: Predicting COVID-19 Transmission
