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Special series: Better healthcare

Ending the Drought: Ottawa鈥檚 Medical Research Community Welcomes Long-Awaited Wet Lab Facilities

Most people only think about their metabolism when their pants get too tight, blaming weight gain on their metabolism slowing down.

The University of Ottawa鈥檚 new Advanced Medical Research Centre will accelerate discovery and new treatments

The rapid development and deployment of vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the critical role of research in creating lifesaving medical鈥

If you build it, they will stay: Ending Ottawa鈥檚 biotech brain drain

Ottawa has earned its global reputation as a vibrant city for medical research and innovation. But if it wants to keep its intellectual capital in the鈥
What really fueled the Manitoba Wildfires in 2025? New study breaks it down

What really fueled the Manitoba Wildfires in 2025? New study breaks it down

A recent study is shedding light on the factors that contributed to the significant wildfires in Manitoba in May 2025. The research explores how unusu鈥
University of Ottawa joins the race for the commercialization of betavoltaic batteries

University of Ottawa joins the race for the commercialization of betavoltaic batteries

Batteries running for decades without recharging: Dream or near-future reality?
PhD student Ali Maleki (left) and Professor Jean-Michel M茅nard (right) standing side by side in a laser laboratory, with complex optical equipment, monitors and wiring visible in the background.

Sticking to innovation: The surprising role of tape in terahertz photonics

Could the key to next-generation photonic devices be hiding in your drawer? For Professor Jean-Michel M茅nard, an ordinary roll of tape proved essentia鈥
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Turning data into equity: How two researchers are reshaping the music industry and community services

What do country music charts and non-profit training have in common? At first glance, not much. But in the hands of 电车无码 professors Jada Watson and鈥
Cancer treatment

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A Canada Research Chair's 电车无码Med lab unveils promising new insights underlying cancer treatment resistance, perhaps paving the way for enhancing t鈥
Engineering ultra-thin magnets to power next-gen electronics

Engineering ultra-thin magnets to power next-gen electronics

A team of international researchers led by the University of Ottawa has made a breakthrough in the development of ultra-thin magnets鈥攁 discovery that 鈥

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Sep 25

50th Anniversary of the Franco-Ontarian flag

50th Anniversary of the Franco-Ontarian flag 鈥 Tintamarre and flag raising at the University of Ottawa聽on Thursday, September 25, 2025!Where and when:鈥

Sep 30

Ceremony: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025

On September 30, Canadians from coast to coast will gather on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to recognize and honour Indigenous peoples鈥

Oct 5

Panda Game

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Ontario invests $5M in 电车无码鈥檚 Advanced Medical Research Centre to expand wet lab infrastructure

The University of Ottawa is proud and thrilled to receive a significant investment from the Government of Ontario through the Ontario Wet Labs Program鈥
Planting native flowers

One step closer to a nature-positive campus

This week, 电车无码 took another step toward fulfilling its Nature Positive Pledge as well as its commitment to restoring green spaces for biodiversity鈥
Inauguration of the Arts District at the University of Ottawa with outgoing dean Kevin Kee, joined by dignitaries, Faculty of Arts staff, and local artists, in front of the sign 鈥淓ndaji adisibigen脿niwang鈥.

Arts District: A creative public space in the heart of a university and city of culture

The Faculty of Arts is a world bubbling with culture and ideas. Languages and literatures, humanities, fine and performing arts 鈥 all open the door to鈥
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Staff working behind the counter at BT Cravings, a popular place for bubble tea on campus.

Where to eat on campus

Hungry? You don鈥檛 have to leave campus to eat the best food around! Discover all the yummy spots to choose from and get insight into the latest food d鈥
Three students sit at a table at the Club Fair in 2024.

10 student clubs to discover

Whether you love to sing, dance, help others, hike or build rockets, there鈥檚 something for everyone when it comes to the 279 student clubs at 电车无码.鈥
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A new way to register for recreation and fitness activities

Gee-Gee Reg is the University of Ottawa鈥檚 new registration system for recreation and fitness services, now powered by ACTIVENet. This platform allows 鈥
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Shana Poplack

Shana Poplack receives the Award for Research Excellence in Francophonie

It is well known that in Canada, countless spirited debates revolve around official languages and their authenticity and resilience.

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Marie-Eve Sylvestre, Yan Campagnolo

The Faculty of Law contributes to the translation of historic Supreme Court decisions

In its commitment to promoting bilingual access to landmark decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada, the Faculty of Law has contributed to a major pr鈥
Professor Ouellette conducted a purification ceremony known as a smudge

A look back on CCERBAL 2025 and Carrefour francophone

Two major events this spring featured several opportunities to quench your thirst for knowledge and to connect with peers.

Health and medicine

Heart drawn over binary code.

Building emotionally aware AI: the promise of affective computing

Affective computing is a growing field focused on making machines more emotionally intelligent. Karim Alghoul, a machine learning researcher, is worki鈥
A researcher working in the lab.

Inhaled vaccine from Canadian Pandemic Preparedness Hub proves safe and effective in phase-1 human trials

An inhaled COVID-19 vaccine developed through the Canadian Pandemic Preparedness Hub (CP2H) 鈥 a joint initiative led by the University of Ottawa, the 鈥
The Russell Lab

GEM Core and DNA Genotek tackle genome editing challenges

In the late stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, when viral DNA analysis and patient sample collection were at the forefront of the effort, two questions 鈥

Science and technology

Two instructors with the 电车无码 Maker Mobile in North Bay, Ontario.

Celebrating 10 years of accessible, inclusive and engaging STEM education with the Maker Mobile

Inspiring young people to pursue science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers has been at the core of the 电车无码 Maker Mobile since day o鈥
Microchip

电车无码鈥檚 NexQT Institute leads in quantum innovation

The NexQT Institute is pioneering quantum research and innovation while working with Kanata North to put it into action.
(From left to right) Professor Allyson MacLean and Fieldless Farms president and co-founder Jon Lomow examine equipment inside a vertical farming unit used in the True North Berries project. The project aims to enable sustainable, year-round strawberry production in Canada.

True North Berries: Turning winter white into strawberry delight

Professor Allyson MacLean is leading an ambitious project to grow fresh, locally produced strawberries 鈥 even in the dead of winter. Supported by a $1鈥

Business and economy

Smiling woman sitting at a table looking at a laptop screen.

As a renowned professor of psychology in the industrial-organizational program at Pennsylvania State University, Dr. Grandey took the stage at the Tel鈥
Olga Koppel presenting her pitch at the Entrepreneurship Hub

Entrepreneurial women: Olga Koppel鈥檚 quest for cleaner cities

鈥淧ivoting is the one constant in starting a business.鈥 That鈥檚 how Olga Koppel describes her journey from academia to entrepreneurship.
Professionals gathering around a laptop

Ottawa, ON 鈥 The Telfer School of Management proudly announces that its graduate programs have once again secured top recognition in the 2025 CEO Maga鈥

Arts and humanities

Sarah Hobson

Conversations for reflection: Amplifying 2SLGBTQI+ voices and mental health

The moment Sarah Hobson (MA '25) picked up the textbook in her high school psychology course, she had a feeling her career path would somehow lead to 鈥
Professor Guadalupe Escalante Rengifo

Guadalupe Escalante Rengifo: Teaching that connects and transforms

For Professor Guadalupe Escalante Rengifo, teaching is not a one-way transfer of knowledge 鈥 it鈥檚 a dynamic, reciprocal act of learning.
A seated woman reaches toward a departing man on stage as the audience watches.

What a study about prison theatre reveals about rehabilitation

In a makeshift theatre inside a federal prison on Vancouver Island, incarcerated men adjust lights, paint backdrops and rehearse lines.

Society and culture

Student volunteer unpacking boxes on shelves at the 电车无码 Food Bank.

Behind the shelves: What keeps 电车无码鈥檚 Food Bank going strong

Grocery bills are rising, but so is hunger, even on university campuses. Over the past year, the UOSU Food Bank has been a lifeline for thousands of s鈥
Students learning about ancient artefacts by museum curator.

Connecting past and present in partnership with a social services agency

From the moment they stepped inside the University of Ottawa鈥檚 Museum of Classical Antiquities, students from the Ottawa Mission鈥檚 Stepping Stones Lea鈥
Paper cut out people standing together showing solidarity and harmony

Microaggressions and mental health: What racialized students are telling us

Across Canada, racial microaggressions, those everyday slights or assumptions that may seem minor but carry a heavy emotional weight, are increasingly鈥

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