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Carleton researchers Alex Ellery and Katherine Marczenko are investigating how lunar resources could one day generate oxygen for astronauts and future space exploration.
Carleton University alumni Samuel Scrivens and Shrey Naphade launched Pelagos to build Vantage, a flawless micro-autonomous underwater vehicle. Discover how they pivoted their skills to …
The Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism is proud to congratulate PhD student Sally El Sayed on being named the 2026 recipient of Carleton University’s …
As the program enters year five, the team is excited to welcome Calian and OpenText as new Tier I program partners. Additionally, the program is thrilled to bring Cisco, J.L. Richards and Aptiv (formerly Wind River) aboard.
On Sept. 9, more than 30,000 students begin the term on Carleton’s scenic campus, bringing energy and excitement. From strengthening partnerships to supporting groundbreaking research …
For John Malama, studying Communications Engineering at Carleton University helped him develop the technical foundation, problem-solving skills and practical experience needed to land a role in one of the world’s most rapidly evolving industries.
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Carleton University alumni Samuel Scrivens and Shrey Naphade launched Pelagos to build Vantage, a flawless micro-autonomous underwater vehicle. Discover how they pivoted their skills to…
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Tyrone Burke Not all students have access to the same opportunities. Members of underrepresented groups often need to invest more effort to obtain opportunities that…
Carleton’s Women in Engineering and Information Technology (WiE&IT) Program, now in its fifth year, is growing again with the introduction of five new program partners, including two new names at the Tier…
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Written by: Aishwarya Chauhan For John Malama, studying Communications Engineering at Carleton University helped him develop the technical foundation, problem-solving skills and practical experience needed to land a role in one of the world’s most…
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As part of National Engineering Month, Dean Larry Kostiuk was interviewed by Engineers Canada to provide valuable insights into his journey, reflections on engineering, and…
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Replete with his signature humility, insightful observations about himself and his community, and two somewhat surprising nods to local theatre, we’re pleased to share the…
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