The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) today announced Carleton researchers and graduate students will receive $4,277,830 in funding.  SSHRC promotes and supports university-based research and graduate training in the social sciences and humanities. “Research is at the heart of what we do at Carleton,” says Dr. Kim Matheson, vice-president (Research and International).  “This funding [...] Full Story

Carleton University students Mario Mahendran, V. Filip Mares and Shashank Pant placed first, second and third in the Present Around the World (PATW) engineering competition on Aug. 17 hosted by the Ottawa local chapter of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).Mahanedran and Pant will now represent the Ottawa network in the North American finals [...] Full Story

This fall, Carleton welcomes several new faculty who will further enhance Carleton’s focus on conducting innovative research that provides solutions to real-world problems. The following three professors are all members of the Faculty of Engineering and Design. Lorenzo Imbesi‘s area of expertise is design theories and culture, focusing on the narrative, social and ethical impact of [...] Full Story

The following Carleton University professor is available to talk about issues related to the alleged terrorists. Wayne Boone is one of two professors who had the lead in developing the new Masters in Infrastructure Protection and International Security (MIPIS) program being launched this fall at Carleton. This program is a multi-disciplinary professional degree offered jointly by [...] Full Story

Energy and energy policy are increasingly preoccupying governments around the world. Volatile oil prices capture headlines, but underlying issues related to the security of energy supplies and the environmental consequences of energy production and consumption are prompting a reconsideration of the ways in which we produce and consume energy. Carleton’s new master’s program in Sustainable [...] Full Story