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Final Shannon Lecture of 2020 to Focus on Truth and Reconciliation Commissions

Upcoming Science Cafés — Grab a Beverage, Listen, Learn, and Engage

A yellow and black butterfly in a greenhouse.

Carleton University’s Annual Biology Butterfly Show Goes Virtual

Manuella Vincter

Carleton Hosts Science Café – Probing the Infinitesimal to the Infinite with the ATLAS Experiment at the CERN Large Hadron Collider

Carleton University Hosts Science Café – A Gut Feeling About Stress

Final Shannon Lecture of 2020 to Focus on Truth and Reconciliation Commissions

Carleton Hosts Science Café – Creating a “Landscape of Practice” to Advance Trauma and Violence-Informed Physical Activity

Photo of Carleton University student Hanane Hadj-Moussa.

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

New Science Degree Program Gets Practical New Science Degree Program Gets Practical

Carleton Hosts Science Café - The Science Afterlife: Where Does the Science Go?

A bloom of algae in a body of water.

Carleton Hosts Science Café – The Knowns and Knowledge Gaps of Harmful Algal Blooms

An artistic depiction of a DNA strand.

Carleton Hosts Science Café – Twenty-Three and Me for Wildlife: Using Genetics to Manage Species

A calculator sits on a sheet of math equations.

Carleton to Host Science Café on Leonardo's Excursions into Mathematics

A rock shows indents from a fossil in Nova Scotia.

Carleton to Host Science Café on the Evolution of Land Animals and the Paleontology of Nova Scotia

An image of a lock is digitally projected onto a circuit board.

Carleton Hosts Science Café on the Historical Role of Math in Information Security

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