The Canadian Committee on Public History awarded its third annual Public History Prize to a Carleton University team for the development of the free Rideau Timescapes App at the annual meeting of the... More
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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
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A group of young entrepreneurs is preparing to launch a new app that allows users to share videos using their smartphones. The founders of Crewcam Inc. are Carleton information technology students... More
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People “underestimate” Ottawa’s game development industry, insiders say BY BRIAN PLATT, AUGUST 1, 2012 Two years ago, Graeme Barlow was deciding where to locate a new video game company,... More
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As boaters prepare for a busy season of voyages on the Rideau Canal, Carleton’s Centre for Public History and School of Information Technology have given the public a whole new way to delve into... More
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Two teams from the Interactive Multimedia & Design program at Carleton’s School of Information Technology were invited to the Canadian finals (top three) of the Imagine Cup competition on... More
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On any given day students and faculty members in the Alcatel-Lucent Lab at Carleton University are researching solutions to real problems like traffic jams, CO2 emissions, and ad hoc networks in war... More
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OttawaFun.ca (http://ottawafun.ca/), has awarded IMD-Y3 student Tyler Pearce‘s entry in Apps4Ottawa competition, Best Student App award ($3000) and Gold for the Having Fun In Ottawa category... More
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Eric Chan, BIT/08, melds digital and manual processes as an artist-programmer working in New York City under the handle eepmon. It’s a twist of the word “apeman,” Chan says, because he was born... More
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