Carleton University

PREDICTING LATER DIFFERENTIAL DMD PATIENT QUALITY OF LIFE OF DISTINCT CORTICOSTEROID REGIMENS VIA SERUM PROTEOME AND STEROID HORMONE PROFILING

MODELING LARGE DEFORMATION AND STRESS WAVE MECHANICS IN SOFT BIOLOGICAL TISSUE

ENHANCE THE UNDERSTANDING OF BRAIN STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL STRESS STRAIN SPECTRUM CHANGES UNDER DIFFERENT BLAST LOADING CONDITIONS

EXPERIMENTAL STRAIN-BASED TISSUE DAMAGE ANALYSIS TO MODEL IMPACT AND BLAST-INDUCED TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY SCENARIOS

UNDERSTANDING AND INFLUENCING END-USER COMPREHENSION OF COMPUTER SECURITY THREATS AND DEFENCES.

NORTHERN COMMON EIDER DUCKS ARE AN IMPORTANT HARVESTED RESOURCE FOR THEIR EGGS, MEAT, AND FEATHER DOWN. THEEIDERS NESTING ALONG COASTLINES OF HUDSON STRAIT, BAFFIN ISLAND, NUNAVUT ARE UNDER SEVERAL PRESSURES INCLUDINGGROWING INDUSTRIAL MARINE SHIPPING IN THE REGION, INCREASED PREDATION FROM POLAR BEARS, MORTALITY FROM BOTHFISHERIES BY-CATCH AND HARVEST ON THEIR WINTERING GROUNDS IN WEST GREENLAND AND ATLANTIC CANADA, AND CHANGES INLOCAL ICE DYNAMICS AND FOOD AVAILABILITY. THIS IS CONCERNING GIVEN THAT THIS COASTAL REGION HAS BEEN IDENTIFIEDBY THE SEA DUCK KEY HABITAT SITES ATLAS AS AN INTERNATIONALLY IMPORTANT HABITAT FOR SEA DUCK CONSERVATION (SITE#35 MARKHAM BAY, SDJV, 2022). EIDERS ARE KNOWN TO BE SENSITIVE WHILE NESTING, AND CAN BE IMPACTED BY OUTBREAKSOF AVIAN DISEASE, HUMAN DISTURBANCE, OR HIGHER RATES OF POLAR BEAR NEST PREDATION. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECTIS TO RESURVEY THE BREEDING COLONIES OF COMMON EIDER DUCKS NESTING IN HUDSON STRAIT ALONG THE SOUTHERN COAST OFBAFFIN ISLAND, NUNAVUT, IN DIRECT COLLABORATION WITH THE INUIT COMMUNITY OF KINNGAIT (FORMERLY, CAPE DORSET). THERESULTS OF THESE NEW SURVEYS (2025-2027) WILL BE COMPARED TO HISTORICAL INFORMATION COLLECTED PERIODICALLY ON THESAME ISLANDS OVER A 68-YEAR PERIOD SINCE THE 1950S. THIS WILL PROVIDE UPDATED INFORMATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION ANDNUMBER OF COMMON EIDERS IN THE REGION, AS WELL AS THE IMPACT OF BEAR PREDATION AND AVIAN CHOLERA IF THEY AREDETECTED. WE WILL COMPARE INFORMATION FROM THESE NEW SURVEYS TO OUR HISTORICAL DATASET TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OFSHIPPING, POLAR BEAR PREDATION, AND WINTER MORTALITY ON THE COMMON EIDER BREEDING POPULATION ON SOUTHERN BAFFINISLAND. IMPORTANTLY, THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY WILL BE SHARED WITH THE COMMUNITY OF KINNGAIT (MUNICIPAL PARTNER),THE NUNAVUT WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT BOARD (TERRITORIAL PARTNER), ENVIRONMENT CANADA (FEDERAL PARTNER), AND THEGREENLAND INSTITUTE OF NATURE (INTERNATIONAL).

TOWARD SECURE AND EFFICIENT PEER-TO-PEER VOICE OVER IP COMMUNICATION IN LARGE-SCALE HIERARCHICAL MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS

GRANT USED TO COVER TRAVEL COSTS FOR 20 CANADIAN STUDENTS AND 2 CANADIAN FACULTY MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE AT THE CONGRESS OF YOUNG LEADERS IN NORTH AME

THE AWARD WILL BE USED TO FUND TRAVEL ACCOMMODATIONS, MEALS AND INCIDENTALS, LOCAL TRANSPORT, CONFERENCE PAPER PUBLICATION AND ADMINISTRATIVE SOTS FO

THE AWARD WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS INVOLVING AMERICAN EXPERTS. TWO PROGRAMS IN THE SERIES WILL FOCUS ON ONE OR MORE OF THE AMERICAN STUDIES T

BHM SHARED LEGACIES FILM DISCUSSION. THE PROGRAM WILL INFORM, EMPOWER, AND CONNECT ANTI-RACISM GROUPS, STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS, AND THE BROADER COMMUNITY.

TRAVEL COSTS FOR ONE U.S. SPEAKER PLUS MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EVENT.

CARLETON UNIVERSITY'S PROPOSED CENTRE FOR AMERICAN STUDIES WILL PROVIDE A RESEARCH HOME FOR THOSE WORKING AT THE UNIVERSITY IN A VARIETY OF DISCIPLIN