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By Karen Kelly The specter of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election affected the American political landscape for…

Do certain pollutants cause or contribute to the onset of diabetes? That’s what researchers in Prof. Jenny Bruin’s lab are…

It’s been an unusual two years for students at Carleton and other universities. Many, including Sprott PhD Student Christina Dreger-Smylie,…

Noa Gang a PhD candidate in Biology, is examining the impact of man-made environmental toxins on beta cells in the pancreas. Gang…

The average time it takes to help individual refugees to find a lasting solution to their displacement is 20 years,…

In the past decade, millions of people have fled their homes to find safety and a future. World Vision notes…

Have you ever wondered how an autonomous vehicle knows how to drive? One of the industry “secrets” for self-driving vehicles…

Growing up, Dami Balogun had many interests ranging from computers to biology. Biology won out at that time and she…

Rebekah Ederer grew up in a small rural community in Northern Ontario. She was raised in a low-income single parent…

Brittany Astles has always been interested in water quality. No wonder, as she was from a small town in Northern…

On a regular basis, the Graduate Studies showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current…

The following story was written by graduate students Niloufar Nekouei Marnani and May Alherek. They are part of Dr. Onita…