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
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
and tagged information technology, student success
From left: Yuncheng Deng, Jean Teron, Jake Murray, William Teron, Sheryl Boyle, Sam Smallwood, Kim Teron, Matthew McKenna, Jayla Dekraker, Iva Mihaylova The work of the 2012 Teron Scholars displays... More
and tagged Architecture, awards, student success
Carleton’s Elena Sitnikova was announced as a semi-finalist in Electrolux Design Lab 2012 on August 7, 2012. From five continents, 30 semi-finalists have been selected to compete for a place in... More
and tagged industrial design, student success
Musabbir Khan, Nick Stupich, Mark Klibanov and Amrita Sandhu are spending the summer developing their capstone project into a device with commercial potential. Photo: Luther Caverly Taking a project... More
and tagged Department of Electronics, student success
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
(From left to right: Kyle Corbin, Hugh Reynolds, James Pady and Jasper Van Waarden) The four-man Carleton Free Flight team placed first at the annual Canadian Aeronautical and Space Institute (CASI)... More
and tagged awards, mechanical and aerospace, student success
Carleton industrial design students Will McDonald and Kevin Spencer took first and second place respectively in the Innovative Designs for Accessibility (IDeA) student competition. McDonald’s... More
and tagged awards, IDeA, industrial design, student success
Charles Chi graduated from computer systems engineering in 1988 and is currently chair of Lytro, a high-tech company in Mountain View, California. The company recently launched a web-enabled pocket... More
and tagged alumni, Charles Chi, student success, Systems and Computer
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
