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A Day in the Life of the Jos

Game On: Teaching Tweens Digital Literacy

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Spring 2022 Medallists Discuss Their Academic Journey at Carleton

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Graduates Reflect on Life at Carleton as They Receive Diplomas

Invasive Insects can weaken trees which makes them more likely to fall in a storm. This is a tree that was damaged in Ottawa during a storm in May 2022.

Protecting Urban Trees: Carleton Research Aims to Minimize the Threat of Invasive Insects in a Changing Climate

Edible Insects: Why Cricket Protein Could be a Game-Changer

Microplastics Pollution and Your Health: Using Technology to Find a Growing Environmental Threat

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Communicating Visual Information to the Vision Impaired

John Oommen

Exploring the Correlation Between Tumour Shape and Lifespan

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Students Reaching New Heights to Detect Stratospheric Radiation

Computer Science student Kashyap Achar

Student-Designed App Offsets Carbon Emissions Based on Lifestyle

Improving Cognitive Abilities in Older Adults: Challenging the Declines Associated with Aging Brains

The team works on a sustainable path toward food security

Reducing Food Waste

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