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Mobilizing Action and Creating Space for Indigenous Knowledge are Key for Nature Conservation in Canada

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Carleton Hosts Science Café - MicroRNA: Can We Use Natural Gene Silencers to Solve Human Problems?

Three Carleton Faculty Earn Places on the 2020 Web of Science Highly Cited Researchers List 

Prof. Roslyn Dakin

Carleton’s Roslyn Dakin Wins George A. Bartholomew Award

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Carleton Faculty Receive CFI Funding for Infrastructure to Research Molecular Biology of COVID-19

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Carleton University's Annual Biology Butterfly Show Goes Virtual

A polar bear suns herself on an ice floe on Baffin Bay in Nunavut. (Shutterstock)

Carleton Researchers Find Half of Budgets for Species Conservation is Used for Monitoring, Not Protecting

A hand holding chalk writes the word

Carleton Faculty Receive CFI Funding to Support Research Benefiting All Canadians

Emergency Recovery Plan Could Halt Catastrophic Collapse in World’s Freshwater Biodiversity

An artistic image of microbes floating in liquid.

Carleton Hosts Science Café – Integrating a Microbial Perspective into Our Understanding of Mood and Anxiety Disorders

A fish jumps through the water.

Carleton Hosts Science Café – Integrating Ecological Connectivity into Management Strategies

A rare agave bloom is pictured.

Rare Agave Bloom Taking Place at Carleton’s Greenhouse

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