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April 29, 2021

BlackBerry QNX and Carleton Join Forces in $21 Million USD Partnership to Train Next Generation...

BlackBerry QNX and Carleton Join Forces in $21 Million USD Partnership to Train Next Generation of Software Engineers

BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB; TSX: BB) and Carleton University today announced a $21-million USD, five year strategic partnership agreement that will provide software engineers and researchers access to BlackBerry® QNX®... More

April 12, 2021

Grad Research: Improving Patient Care in the NICU

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit specializes in critical newborn care often due to premature birth, health complications, or delivery complications. A PhD candidate in Biomedical Engineering, Yasmina Souley Dosso is... More

February 5, 2021

Design Innovation at Carleton Combats the COVID Crisis in Long-Term Care

From food security to education to urban design, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect every aspect of life—and with it, every field of academic research. This couldn’t be clearer than... More

October 21, 2020

Detecting COVID-19 Through Cough Sounds: Carleton’s Madison Cohen-McFarlane Hosts Ingenious Talks

On Tuesday, Oct. 20, Carleton University biomedical engineering PhD student Madison Cohen-McFarlane hosted Ingenious Talks Online: Detecting COVID-19 Through Cough Sounds. Presented by Carleton’s Faculty of Engineering and Design, Ingenious... More

October 16, 2020

Carleton to Host Ingenious Talks Online: Detecting COVID-19 Through Cough Sounds

Carleton University biomedical engineering PhD student Madison Cohen-McFarlane will host Ingenious Talks Online: Detecting COVID-19 Through Cough Sounds. Presented by Carleton’s Faculty of Engineering and Design, Ingenious Talks is a... More

July 28, 2020

PhD Graduate’s Medical Imaging Research Wins Prestigious University Medal

Recent Carleton University doctoral graduate Fatemeh Zabihollahy has been awarded the University Medal for Outstanding Graduate Work at the PhD level. Over the last three years, Zabihollahy has spent countless... More

July 27, 2020

New Funding Supports Carleton Research on Enhancing Infant Safety During Medical Transportation

Carleton University researcher Robert Langlois from the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, in partnership with Adrian Chan and James Green from Systems and Computer Engineering, and neonatologist Dr. Stephanie Redpath from the University of Ottawa, will receive more than... More

July 24, 2020

Rapid Response Grants: Epidemiology, Testing, Tracing and Security

Dry cough. Persistent fever. A loss of taste and smell. Skin lesions. Heart palpitations. COVID-19 is caused by a respiratory virus, but it has proven to be a medical chameleon... More

June 3, 2020

Faculty of Engineering and Design Researchers Receive CU COVID-19 Rapid Research Response Grants

Eighteen projects led by or with participation from researchers in the Faculty of Engineering and Design (representing 20 faculty members across all Departments and Schools) have been successful in their applications... More

May 5, 2020

Two Engineering Undergrads Win Provost Scholar Awards

Provost and Vice-President (Academic) Jerry Tomberlin and Associate Vice-President (Teaching and Learning) David Hornsby presented eight undergraduate Carleton students with Provost Scholar Awards on Friday, May 1. Although it was... More

March 6, 2020

Carleton Kickstarts International Womxn’s Week in Ottawa with Second Annual Breakthrough Breakfast

Carleton University’s Faculty of Engineering and Design hosted its second annual Breakthrough Breakfast on March 3, 2020 celebrating International Women’s Day and International Womxn’s Week in Ottawa – spearheaded by... More

December 9, 2019

Canadian Accessibility Network at Carleton Celebrates Launch

The Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN) is bringing together experts from diverse disciplines to drive collaboration on accessibility issues. The launch was attended by academics, industry, representatives of government, and accessibility... More