Early on a Sunday morning in June, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Prof. Matthew Johnson and two Carleton graduate students hauled 700 pounds (more than 300 kilograms) of gear into the Ottawa International Airport.
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Student Delivers Homes To ‘Unloved’ Fruits, Veggies
You see a misshapen pepper, an undersized peach or an oddly coloured apple.
University of Calgary’s First Net-Zero Carbon Building Opens Its Doors
Excitement was brimming this week as MacKimmie Tower’s first occupants moved into their new work spaces.
NOAA Ship Rainier Successfully Field Tests Autonomous Hydrographic Survey Launch
NOAA Ship Rainier field tested a new hydrographic survey platform this season.
African Elephants Demonstrate Personality-Based Movements That Vary in Response to Ecological Change
Wild African elephants, known for their intelligence, show markedly different movements and reactions to the same risks and resources.
Energy Development Wins When It’s Pitted Against Endangered Species
Widespread species decline at the hands of humans is a powerful tale.
