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Refugee Siblings Triumph with Biochemistry Degrees

Students and faculty in Carleton's Neuroscience program pose in the entrance hallway of the new Health Sciences Building. The Society for Neuroscience Ottawa Chapter, comprised mostly of Carleton University volunteers, has won the Society for Neuroscience’s 2018 Chapter of the Year (COY) Award—a prestigious recognition of its unique outreach in teaching people about the brain.

Neuroscience Chapter Wins International Award for Unique Public Outreach

Fall Convocation: Biology Graduate Helps Others through Mentorship

Pinpointing the Origins of the Anthropocene

The flowers of the Jerusalem artichoke. Postdoctoral fellow Aynur Gunenc is exploring how to make processed meat products healthier using the nutritional properties of the Jerusalem artichoke.

Making Meat Healthier: Carleton Researcher Focuses on Jerusalem Artichoke

Leading Role at ATLAS

Leading Role at ATLAS

Building Healthy Futures with Health Sciences

Building Healthy Futures with Health Sciences

Dean Duo

Dean Duo

Profs. Jim Davies and Kim Hellemans

Minding the Brain

Improving Medical Marijuana: Leaves are examined in a lab

Improving Medical Marijuana

Visiting Scholars Talk Science Around The Campfire

Women in Science exhibit

Carleton Instructor Curates Exhibit Highlighting Women in Science at Canadian Museum of Nature

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