Alt-antibiotics
For Carleton scientist Anatoli Ianoul, being recognized for his research on antibiotic resistance was a welcome surprise.
Ianoul, an associate professor of chemistry at Carleton, won the Early Researcher Award (ERA) for his work with antimicrobial peptides last month. He and 300 other researchers across Ontario accepted the award from the provincial government.
“I was very happy and a little bit surprised,” he said in an e-mail. “I knew how tough the competition was and was pleased to know that I was awarded the ERA.”
Freak out your prof
The Conservative party is spreading political awareness on the Carleton campus through a cheeky new advertisement, with the tagline, “Freak out your prof. Join the Conservatives.”
Close call inspires safety sensor
Jim Pedersen and his daughter, Ellis, with the sensor she inspired ( Photo Provided )
Memoirs Unmasked
Dr. Truda Rosenberg signed copies of her memoirs at her book launch. ( Photo: Amy Saccu )
Carleton Club You May Not Have Heard Of: Dungeons and Dragons on Campus
Look out, Carleton: slaying dragons is the new social event on campus.
Dungeons and Dragons on Campus (DDoC), a club based on the role-playing game where characters are created for theme-based worlds, has five times more players registered this year than last, according to club president Alex Godding.
When Godding founded DDoC last year there were only two games taking place weekly. Now with over 50 official members DDoC facilitates nine different games a week.
