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Carleton Faculty And Graduate Students Receive NSERC Awards Totalling Almost $1.3 Million
Carleton Faculty And Graduate Students Receive NSERC Awards Totalling Almost $1.3 Million Thirty-four graduate students and 32 faculty members at Carleton University have been awarded 2012 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) grants, fellowships, supplements and scholarships. Many of these awards cover multiple years and total nearly $1.3 million. This funding is part ... more ... more
The Reputation Society: Ratings and Decision-making
Carleton graduates launch new book Carleton University is pleased to announce the launch of a new book published by MIT Press, The Reputation Society, edited by two former Carleton doctoral students, Hassan Masum and Mark Tovey. Tovey graduated in 2011 with a PhD in cognitive science and Masum graduated in 2003 with his PhD in ... more ... more
Carleton Professor Nick Milanovic Awarded Prestigious Scholarship
Carleton University is pleased to congratulate Nick E. Milanovic, of the Department of Law and Legal Studies, who is co-recipient of the 2012 Lloyd Houlden Research Fellowship. Milanovic’s research will look at the impact of Parliament’s decision to add legislation specifying that the full force of collective agreements remain in effect during insolvency proceedings. His ... more ... more
Whirl Tower Unveiling
A facility enabling the first ever demonstration of the innovative stiffness control concept Nine years ago, the Rotorcraft Research Group (RRG) at Carleton University had a vision for a unique stiffness control concept for reducing helicopter vibrations. After many years of hard work, securing almost $1.5 million in research funding and graduating about 30 research ... more ... more
Carleton Announces Grand Opening of SNOLAB
Carleton, along with the SNOLAB Institute and their Canadian and international partners, announced the grand opening of SNOLAB today at an event in Lively, Ontario. SNOLAB is an underground research facility situated two kilometres beneath the surface of the Earth. It is located at the site of the Vale Creighton Mine near Sudbury, Ontario. “The ... more ... more
