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
One key to successful self-governance at the Kitigan Zibi First Nation near Maniwaki, Quebec, is developing an economic engine inside the reserve itself. In the face of numerous challenges—dealing... More
and tagged Architecture, graduate student
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
and tagged graduate student, Systems and Computer
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
and tagged Department of Electronics, graduate student, photonics
Natasha D’Souza is the recipient of a $50,000 neuroscience entrepreneurial fellowship given by the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI) in partnership with Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE).... More
and tagged graduate student, technology innovation management
Ali Etemad’s human-computer interaction research uses machine learning, pattern recognition, artificial intelligence and computer vision, along with perceptual and psychological methods to... More
and tagged graduate student, human-computer interaction, information technology, Systems and Computer
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
and tagged biomedical, graduate student, Systems and Computer
PhD candidate Jeff Gilchrist made international news when he was part of a team that discovered the world’s largest known prime number with more than 10 million digits. If you printed all of the... More
and tagged graduate student, student success, Systems and Computer
June Convocation is on the horizon but two master’s students expedited their studies to graduate in February. Diana Ioan and Beat Riedener are the first two people to graduate from Carleton’s... More
and tagged graduate student, sustainable energy
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
