After graduating with his PhD from the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering, Jeff Gilchrist landed a research position with the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). In this... More
and tagged big data, graduate student
By Kristy Strauss | Carleton Now Ian Johnston has decided to use his architecture degree from Carleton in a different way. Instead of designing buildings, the alumnus has pursued his love of art and... More
Carleton software engineering student Steve Tannahill is making waves in the tech community with his website Tattoo Hero. It all started at Startup Weekend Ottawa, an event that brings together... More
and tagged industrial design, Systems and Computer
Jason van Gaal, BEng/07, chief operating officer, co-founded Granite Networks with fellow entrepreneurs James Mackenzie and Peter McGillvray. Their upstart data centre, housing thousands of servers,... More
and tagged alumni, entrepreneurs, mechanical and aerospace
The husband and wife principals of superkül, Andre D’Elia and Meg Graham, were featured in Nationla Post in July 2013. Af ter studying architecture at Carleton, D’Elia interned in... More
and tagged Architecture
Allan Silburt, MEng/82, produced a tribute to his father, artist and political cartoonist Josh Silburt, in A Colourful Life: The Art and Life of Josh Silburt. General Store Publishing House Bjarki... More
and tagged alumni
Ronald Fernando, a lawyer in Silicon Valley specializing in intellectual property, has been named to the 2013 Lawyers of Color Hot List 100 in the United States. The selection process involved the... More
and tagged alumni, Department of Electronics
JAMES BAGNALL, OTTAWA CITIZEN The usual progression for a startup is to raise a little seed money from family and friends, move on to angel investors, then tap venture capital. But that’s not the... More
William Teron, O.C., F.R.A.I.C. (Hon.), M.O.A.A (Hon.), was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, “in recognition of outstanding contribution to business and commitment to... More
and tagged Architecture
Denzil Doyle’s involvement in Ottawa’s high technology industry goes back to the early 1960s when he established a sales office for Digital Equipment Corporation, a Boston-based firm that had... More
