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With a new Genome Canada and NSERC Alliance grant for wastewater monitoring, Robert Delatolla and his team at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Engineering are advancing public health in Canada by using wastewater data to track emerging diseases and improve health equity.

To support G7 leaders in the quantum global race, Think7 selected policy proposals brought forth by University of Ottawa’s Dr. Florian Martin-Bariteau and Tina Dekker, with Quantum Industry Canada’s CEO Lisa Lambert.

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Initiative is part of University's larger indigenization plans

The University of Ottawa is stepping up efforts to build a safer, more respectful and more inclusive campus. The University’s Human Rights Office (HRO) has implemented a series of concrete measures to better equip the University community to combat harassment, discrimination, racism and hate.

Professor Pascal Audet is leading a groundbreaking international project with researchers in New Zealand. They’re deploying 20 ocean-bottom seismometers in the Hikurangi subduction zone to improve earthquake and tsunami forecasts, helping regions prepare for such natural disasters.

Academic experts available to comment on: 80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day

Professor Karen Eltis has been appointed to Presidential Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies of the New York City Bar Association.

Imagine that you’re entering a classroom for your first internship. Your 15 students are smiling and listening to you. Everything is going well, up until one student screams, another one suddenly stands up for no reason, and a third starts silently crying.

On March 26 and 27, 2025, the Afromusée in Montreal hosted a major symposium as part of the Week of Action Against Racism (SACR), under the theme: "Quebec: Land of the First Nations and Inuit for Millennia; Over 500 Years of Settler Presence. Review and Perspectives."