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Imagine opening a door to a realm so fast, so fleeting, that time itself is measured in attoseconds — a billionth of a billionth of a second. This is the world of attosecond science, a field that lets scientists watch electrons (the tiny particles that shape chemistry and life) move in real time. It performs feats once thought impossible, and it began with two physicists whose curiosity changed th...

Whenever an emergency occurs on campus, the Protection Services team is often the first to respond. Our officers are highly trained to handle a wide range of situations, including fires, spills and medical emergencies.

A new study co-authored by Professor Thomas Burelli reveals that major video game studios are routinely violating the privacy rights of young players.

The portal is now open for the 2026 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Insight Development Grants competition. Insight Development Grants support research in its initial stages. Funding is available for two distinct categories of scholars: emerging scholars and established scholars.

What if the same genetic changes that helped fish fins evolve into limbs also transformed how animals mate and reproduce? That’s the surprising discovery behind the work of Professor Marie-Andrée Akimenko and PhD student Paulina Hanzelova.

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On an evening like any other, Santiago Proteau-Sanchez had an idea that was, in his own words, “pretty crazy”: to bring together student council presidents from high schools across Quebec, creating a network where youth could talk, take action and make themselves heard.

Mock lunar landscape and other tools developed to test sensors and prototypes to guide future lunar rovers, demonstrating the value of uOttawa-industry R&D collaboration

At the Faculty of Engineering’s Design Day, one team made an impression with its ambitious project: to design a simple but robust sensing system that could provide real-time updates on the position of the first four cars in a race, all on a budget of less than $100.

E.-Martin Meunier, full professor in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies and Research Chair on Québec, Canadian Francophonie and Cultural Changes through the Collège des chaires de recherche sur le monde francophone, has been named to the Independent Study Commission on the Abuses Committed by Abbé Pierre.