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
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Six teams of Carleton students submitted entries to the Council of Ontario Universities 2013 IDeA contest. The contest invites undergraduates from all disciplines to propose ideas that can improve... More
and tagged biomedical, IDeA, industrial design
Congratulations to Tim Inglis (biomedical and electrical engineering) and Tyler Clancy (mechanical engineering) on their winning presentations at the PEO Papers Night on April 9. Inglis was... More
and tagged biomedical, Department of Electronics, mechanical and aerospace
The innovative fourth-year project being used to investigate bike-car crashes is featured on Daily Planet.... More
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Varsha Chaugai heard about Carleton’s master’s program in biomedical engineering from her home in Nepal. “Coming from a third world country with poor health care, I always wanted to improve the... More
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Aliasgar Morbi, a PhD student, has been working on a pioneering rehabilitation technology: a robotic exoskeleton designed to walk behind and support a rehab patient can help post-surgical or... More
and tagged biomedical, student success
Coming from a family of physicians, it seemed only natural that Graham Fraser would be interested in the medical field. Fraser grew up asking questions like − ‘How do nerve cells in the human... More
and tagged biomedical, graduate student, student success
Amrita Sandhu, Nick Stupich, Musabbir Khan and Mark Klibanov won the the IEEE Eastern Ontario Oral Student Paper Competition for their project Muscle Mate. Held at Algonquin College in March, the... More
and tagged awards, biomedical, Department of Electronics
Carleton engineering students design crash test dummy for cycling accidents By Tom Spears, Ottawa Citizen April 5, 2012 Carleton University students have designed a type of crash test dummy not seen... More
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From monitoring fetal heartbeats to detecting specific muscle signals and abnormalities, researchers like Richard Dansereau (pictured) are using the Texas Instruments Enbedded Processing Lab to... More
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