Archives: Research

Archives: Research

Portrait: Kostyantyn Khomutov

Master’s student creating jet-smooth helicopter rides

(Ottawa, March 11, 2009) – You might call Carleton engineering student Kostyantyn Khomutov a whirling wizard. Khomutov is using his master’s degree in aerospace and mechanical engineering at... More

Posted on Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 in Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged ,

Dr. Hadjisophocleous portrait

Fired up over fire safety

(Ottawa) – Carleton University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering has launched a new field in its graduate program that concentrates on fire safety engineering. “I guess you... More

Posted on Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 in Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged

Portrait: Arsalan and Shamim

National Winners – Carleton’s VSM Technologies

Electronics Ph.D. students Muhammad Arsalan and Atif Shamim continue to amaze us with their outstanding accomplishments. Partnering with two Carleton undergraduate students Sumaira Haque (Arts) and... More

Posted on Thursday, February 12th, 2009 in Competitions and Awards Feed for all posts filed under Competitions and Awards, Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged

News Post

Carleton researchers design products for “smart apartment” at Elisabeth Bruyere Centre

(Ottawa) – Smart living; An apartment at Elisabeth Bruyere Hospital is packed with technologies designed to help adults stay in their homes longer. This story appeared in the Ottawa Citizen on... More

Posted on Friday, November 21st, 2008 in Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged ,

Portrait: Banu Ormeci

Banu Ormeci Gets Royal Treatment for Outstanding Achievement

Carleton University professor Banu Ormeci is being honoured by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC) for outstanding achievements in research. Dr. Ormeci, a Canada Research Chair in Wastewater and Public... More

Posted on Monday, October 6th, 2008 in Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged ,

Photo: Onita Basu

Onita Basu Leads Unique Canadian Study

(Ottawa, September 22, 2008)– Carleton University engineering professor Onita Basu will oversee a full-scale study that could decrease damage to fish and marine life when chlorinated wastewater is... More

Posted on Monday, September 22nd, 2008 in Research Feed for all posts filed under Research and tagged