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The 10th anniversary of the Stonecroft Foundation Visiting Artist Lecture Series is celebrated in a new publication of the National Gallery of Canada Review.

Congratulations to Dr. Emilio Alarcón, scientist at the Heart Institute and former IDEAS lead, on being named one of Canada’s most inspiring immigrants.

The new research study leverages cutting-edge genome editing tools and University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine core facilities to map disease-relevant stress responses.

In May 2024, I became drawn to the Brain-Heart Interconnectome (“BHI”) Initiative after learning about a BHI-event on how Indigenous ways of knowing are integral to brain-heart research. Now I have the privilege of working for the BHI as the IDEAS senior advisor, which stands for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility and Social Justice.

Imagine unlocking the secrets of the universe through knots. Professor C.-M. Michael Wong’s research explores the fascinating world of knot theory, an area of pure mathematics that models the structure and behaviour of real-life knots.

What happens when equity, diversity and inclusion takes centre stage in classical music? As Timothy Chooi’s research shows, it sparks change that resonates from the concert hall to the classroom, creating performances and programs of both high social impact and artistic brilliance.

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The Faculty of Social Sciences is pleased to highlight the recent publication by Professor Richard Dubé, Department of Criminology: The Judicial Traditionalization of Modern Penal Rationality: An Ontological Hurdle to Evolution.

The winning combination of the traditional tailgate and on-campus Post-game Party are returning in 2025.

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Back to school: the integration of AI into classrooms