Research

Join in “The Conversation”

Join in “The Conversation”

The Conversation Canada is looking for faculty and PhD students who can write the following articles for the general public. Here are the latest topics they are hoping to feature:... More

Carleton University and Turnstone Biologics Extend partnership for Research and Training in Biosciences

Carleton University and Turnstone Biologics Extend partnership for Research and Training in Biosciences

This Year Marks Carleton’s 80th Anniversary!

This Year Marks Carleton’s 80th Anniversary!

Carleton Grad Students Win Prestigious Vector Scholarships for AI Research

Carleton Grad Students Win Prestigious Vector Scholarships for AI Research

On May 9, 2022, the Vector Institute announced 110 winners of the 2022-23 Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence (VSAI). Valued at $17,500, these merit-based scholarships recognize top candidates pursuing studies... More

Ericsson Fellow Has a Passion for Formal Methods

Ericsson Fellow Has a Passion for Formal Methods

Ericsson Fellow Uses Machine Learning to Reduce Delays in 5G Real-Life Scenarios

Ericsson Fellow Uses Machine Learning to Reduce Delays in 5G Real-Life Scenarios

Researcher of the Month: Prof. Kelly Fritsch

Researcher of the Month: Prof. Kelly Fritsch

On a regular basis, the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current graduate student website. The latest video... More

Helping Resolve the Refugee Predicament

Helping Resolve the Refugee Predicament

The average time it takes to help individual refugees to find a lasting solution to their displacement is 20 years, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Thanks to... More

Graduation Stories:  First Students Graduate from Carleton’s Ethics and Public Affairs Program

Graduation Stories:  First Students Graduate from Carleton’s Ethics and Public Affairs Program

Students in Carleton’s PhD program in Ethics and Public Affairs (EPAF) combine ethical analysis with social science to gain a comprehensive understanding of the options for solving particular public issues.... More

Graduation Story: Research Worth Its Weight in Gold

Graduation Story: Research Worth Its Weight in Gold

Brittany Astles has always been interested in water quality. No wonder, as she was from a small town in Northern Ontario where there are multiple boil water advisories in many... More

Researcher of the Month: Patrick Callery

Researcher of the Month: Patrick Callery

On a regular basis, the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs showcases up and coming professors, along with their graduate students, on the current graduate student website. The latest video... More

Grad Research:  The Pandemic as a Cultural Crisis Point

Grad Research:  The Pandemic as a Cultural Crisis Point

PhD English student Simon Turner investigates aesthetic experimentation across media. Their current research focuses on the pandemic as a cultural crisis point: how it has restructured our lives, our social... More