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With artificial intelligence poised to reshape our economies, governments, and daily lives, the need for thoughtful, ethical leadership in this field has never been greater. Professor Céline Castets-Renard is at the forefront of this challenge.

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A rainbow once captivated a young Ebrahim Karimi, sparking questions no one around him could answer. Decades later, as he begins a new chapter in his research life, that early spark still drives the quantum experiments he leads.

Pour le professeur Charles-Maxime Panaccio, c’est là un aspect du processus judiciaire qui tend à rester dans l’ombre.

“FemTech” apps are now part of daily life for millions of women and girls. But behind the promise of convenience, they collect vast amounts of intimate health data under vague privacy policies.

Imagine you’ve just made a research breakthrough; maybe it’s a life-changing prototype, a new way of detecting disease or a game-changing, AI-powered software solution. You’ve started to investigate protecting your idea, but what next? Should you find an industry partner to help move your tech forward, or should you start your own company and lead the charge? That’s where Innovation Support Se...

Data is more than numbers — it’s narrative. It reveals patterns, exposes gaps, and points to solutions. In health care, those insights are critical: they show us where systems fall short, who is being left behind, and how we can do better. That’s the driving force behind the latest University Research Chairs (URC), launched in partnership with the Ottawa Academic Health Network (OAHN).

Dr. Florian Martin-Bariteau, the University Research Chair in Technology and Society and Director of the Centre for Law, Technology, and Society at the University of Ottawa, has been awarded the Royal Society of Canada’s Kitty Newman Memorial Award for outstanding contributions as an emerging scholar in the field of the philosophy of law.

In partnership with the Maniwaki Native Friendship Centre and its director, Charlotte Commonda, Professor Karine Croteau (School of Social Work, University of Ottawa) and her team (Emmanuelle Bernheim, Cyndy Wylde, Mireille De La Sablonnière-Griffin and Dominique Lavoie) are leading a new research project that explores how mixed intervention teams bringing together police officers and community wo...

The NexQT Institute is pioneering quantum research and innovation while working with Kanata North to put it into action.