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NSERC Funds Carleton Researchers Advancing New Environmental Engineering Projects
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) is awarding Carleton civil and environmental engineering researchers with new funding for their projects that …
Monitoring Underground Carbon Storage for a Net-Zero Future
As Canada accelerates towards its net-zero climate target, carbon capture and storage (CCS) is emerging as a critical part of the solution. The process captures …
From Classroom to Construction Site: An Engineering Practicum Journey
When Parth Chauhan arrived in Ottawa to begin the Master of Engineering Practice (EP) program at Carleton University, he was driven by a clear vision – to build the skills and …
Carleton Researcher Named Canada’s 2026 Frontiers Planet Prize National Champion
Carleton University’s engineering researcher Ahmed Abdulla has been named Canada’s 2026 National Champion by the Frontiers Planet Prize for his research on direct air capture, a technology that removes …
From problems to solutions
From thawing permafrost to hundred-year floods that seem to happen every few years, climate change poses all kinds of engineering problems. And environmental engineers are at the forefront in solving them. “Environmental engineers are the people who deliver a …
Two Journeys, One Commitment: Volunteering that Transforms Engineering
Since its creation in 2012, the annual Adrian D. C. Chan Award for Volunteer and Community Service has recognized undergraduate and graduate students from the …
Feature Stories
Women in Engineering and IT Program Celebrates Five Years of Community and Growth
By Alejandra Fernandez The Women in Engineering and IT (WiE&IT) Program at the Faculty of Engineering and Design is celebrating five years of empowering students,…
Inside CUonOrbit: Carleton’s Student Team Reaches New Heights
By: Alejandra Fernandez From building Carleton University’s first student-led CubeSat to attending milestone moments in modern lunar exploration, Carleton’s CUonOrbit student club is proving that hands-on learning and ambitious extra-curricular…
Why Matt Chose Engineering at Carleton
The choice to study sustainable and renewable energy engineering at Carleton helped Matt combine his interests with practical career options. Matt’s story is one of…
From Classroom to Construction Site: An Engineering Practicum Journey
When Parth Chauhan arrived in Ottawa to begin the Master of Engineering Practice (EP) program at Carleton University, he was driven by a clear vision – to build the skills and…
Carleton Engineering students selected for International Rover competition in Utah
By Alejandra Fernandez The Carleton Planetary Robotics team (CPRT) has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 University Rover Challenge, a leading Mars Rover…
From problems to solutions
By Ty Burke From thawing permafrost to hundred-year floods that seem to happen every few years, climate change poses all kinds of engineering problems. And environmental engineers are at the forefront in solving them. “Environmental engineers are…
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