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Truly amazing stories in research and innovation come out of Carleton. Below are a few of our stories.
May 16, 2024
Think Fast: The Mental and Cognitive Benefits of Running
Think Fast: The Mental and Cognitive Benefits of Running
Ever wonder what is meant by a runner's high? Or how the simple act of lacing up your shoes for a run can become a powerful tool for stress management? Running and other aerobic exercises... More
May 13, 2024
Challenging the Climate Crisis: Carleton Conference Returns to Address the World’s Most Pressing Issues
Challenging the Climate Crisis: Carleton Conference Returns to Address the World’s Most Pressing Issues
“How we, as humans, reduce our undeniable contributions to climate change and how we adapt to the forces we’ve already unleashed is perhaps the greatest challenge we’ll face in our lifetimes.” These words from Carleton... More
May 8, 2024
Monetizing Motherhood: Momfluencers and Social Media
Monetizing Motherhood: Momfluencers and Social Media
Social media has become a hub for mothers seeking camaraderie and support amidst the highs and lows of parenting. In this digital landscape, momfluencers – social media influencers whose content is primarily directed at mothers... More
May 6, 2024
Revolutionizing Drones with 5G: Expanding the Reach of UAVs
Revolutionizing Drones with 5G: Expanding the Reach of UAVs
To date, the range of these drones has been limited by the operator's direct line of sight. If the drone goes too far or an obstacle like a building or hill gets in the way,... More
May 3, 2024
From Polarization to Public Engagement: Improving Canada’s Climate Conversation
From Polarization to Public Engagement: Improving Canada’s Climate Conversation
Carleton University researchers collaborated with civic sector leaders to launch Re.Climate – Canada’s national centre for training, research and strategy around climate change communication.
May 1, 2024
Accelerating Disaster Response: Using Social Media to Help First Responders
Accelerating Disaster Response: Using Social Media to Help First Responders
Carleton University researcher Marzieh Amini is pioneering an innovative solution to extract important information from the sea of social media posts to help with disaster response in Canada.
April 29, 2024
Influencing Wellness: Social Media and Health Consumption
Influencing Wellness: Social Media and Health Consumption
Scrolling through your social media feed, you're bombarded with celebrity endorsements, influencer routines and so-called experts promoting the latest health and wellness products. From vitamin blends and third-party protein powders to teas promising serenity, it... More
April 19, 2024
Digitizing History and Culture: Finding High-Tech Solutions for Heritage Sites
Digitizing History and Culture: Finding High-Tech Solutions for Heritage Sites
From the crumbling tombs of ancient Egyptian kings to Canada’s under-renovation Parliament Hill, heritage sites across the globe are faced with a common challenge: how do we make these historically and culturally important spaces more... More