New space for exploration
“I taught here for 31 years, so I have a very close relationship with Carleton. I like to contribute whatever I can to further the advancement of research and teaching in this field,” says Jo... More
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Mobile architecture for spectrum sensing
As technology improves, the capacity for malicious radio frequency traffic to interfere with communication channels and abuse bandwidth grows. Thanks to Alex Craig’s digital signal processing... More
Chancellor’s medallist has passion for robotics
By Susan Hickman | Carleton Now Carleton’s research in rehabilitation robotics piqued Colin Miyata’s interest while he was still in high school. With his fascination with design, biology and the... More
Outstanding season for Ravens Racing
By Kristy Strauss Hard work paid off for the Carleton Ravens Racing team, which took home special honours at Canadian and American Formula race car competitions this year. Ravens Racing includes two... More
Graduate optics and photonics researchers receive scholarships
Grad students Adam Bottomley, Alireza Aleali and Yule Xiong have been awarded $3,000 scholarships from the International Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE). Bottomley, a PhD student in... More
EnAbling Change competition winners
The Design Exchange, Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the pursuit of design excellence and preservation of design heritage, in partnership with the Government of Ontario, announced... More
Aviation dream job: Christina Kurth, BEng/09
Aerospace engineering grad Christina Kurth is doing her “dream job” in the advanced design department of Bombardier in Toronto. She is involved in producing conceptual designs, as well as... More
Building a better accessible bike
By Graham Lanktree | Metro Ottawa | October 18, 2012 A team of industrial design students at Carleton University are work at perfecting a hand-cranked bike built for Ugandans with... More
A hand up: 3D printing makes a nimble prosthetic hand affordable
Alim Baytekin, Alborz Erfani, Natalie Levasseur and Tim Inglis, supervised by Leonard MacEachern, developed a low-cost 3D-printed prosthetic hand with intelligent EMG control as their capstone... More
Barry Hobin, BArch/74, and Gord Lormier, BArch/77: World Habitat Awards finalist
An affordable and environmentally sustainable housing development in downtown Ottawa, designed by Carleton architecture grads Barry Hobin and Gord Lormier, is a finalist for the 2013 World Habitat... More