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Professor Shiva Nejati, a software engineering researcher at the University of Ottawa, is collaborating with industry leaders like BlackBerry to make complex software systems more reliable.

From Paris to Scotland to Toronto, HRREC student members are making their mark. Bahar Jafarian, Slava Balan, and ’Damola Adediji have participated in conferences and training programs on minority rights, African heritage, and business and human rights. The students expressed their sincere gratitude to the Human Rights and Education Centre (HRREC) supporting them in advancing their academic and pro...

Dr. Mike Madden successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Putting Numbers to Words: Measuring the Readability of Court and Administrative Tribunal Decisions in Canada.”

A true leader in the field of project management, Professor Lavagnon Ika has been recognized as one of the Top 20 Project Managers in Canada for 2025

A shining example of academic excellence, Sébastien Girard Lindsay has been awarded the University of Ottawa’s Governor General’s Gold Medal for his groundbreaking doctoral research.

On June 19 and 20, 2025, the Brain-Heart Interconnectome (BHI) hosted the second Brain Heart Summer School, a 2-day event that brought together trainees to learn about advancements in brain-heart research, build professional skills, and network with peers and faculty. The program emphasized transdisciplinary approaches to research and real-world applications to bring tangible results to patien...

University of Ottawa researchers show particles can not only deliver doses to complex diseases but also contribute to treatment

A research team led by Dr. Gilles Comeau (Institute Director), Dr. Jason Steffener, and Dre. Louise Mathieu has received a $2.5 million dollar Partnership Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council!

A Canada Research Chair's �糵����Med lab unveils promising new insights underlying cancer treatment resistance, perhaps paving the way for enhancing the effectiveness of radio/chemotherapy in cancer patients.

The Brain-Heart Interconnectome (BHI) is proud to highlight a major milestone in advancing interdisciplinary clinical research: 13 of our esteemed members have been awarded Clinical Research Chairs as part of a landmark $41 million investment by the �糵���� Faculty of Medicine and its partners. This recognition underscores the vital contributions of BHI researchers to innovative, cross-cutting wor...