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Summary: • Buprenorphine found to have low risk of producing withdrawal symptoms • Is highly effective treatment for opioid use disorder

Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: P. Diddy accused of sex trafficking: an analysis by a psychiatrist and by a Feminist and gender studies professor

A research project is shedding new light on the power of physical activity to bring joy and meaningful connections to seniors' lives.

Together, Cisco and uOttawa are addressing Canada’s digital skills gap

Summary • In 2022-23 school year, 87% of education sector workers experienced harassment with 84% suffering at least one act of physical force. • 7 in 8 workers experiencing at least one incident of student-initiated harassment. • Female education workers experienced twice as many violent incidents as their male counterparts.

At the intersection of technology and education, Jérémie Séror explores how artificial intelligence is transforming language learning. His research chair examines the impact of emerging technologies on the personalization and adaptation of educational experiences.

Nikolay Slavkov, holder of the new Research Chair in Language Policies at OLBI, conducts innovative research on the influence of family language policies, focusing on harmony, inclusion, and social justice within Canada’s multilingual context.

The University of Ottawa Library is opening a space dedicated to video games and E-sports that will provide students with a dedicated gaming space, and researchers with valuable data.

With Franco-Ontarian Day (September 25) fast approaching, I’d like to share a few thoughts on the importance of our University community, our goals and our place in the Francophonie in Ontario and Canada.

A new study published in The Lancet Psychiatry found that 32 percent of individuals with an eating disorder had abnormal electrolyte levels, which were associated with a higher risk of death from any cause.