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Every day, thousands of meals are prepared in commercial kitchens where food safety is non-negotiable. Thanks to a partnership between Ottawa-based startup Stratosfy and the University of Ottawa’s Sedna Research Lab, kitchens can now rely on automated temperature monitoring instead of manual logbooks, making compliance effortless and food storage safer.

Two uOttawa professors have stepped forward with an initiative to give safe injection site staff and people who use drugs the tools they need to make informed decisions, potentially saving lives. RADAR (Rapid Access Drug Analysis and Reporting) is all about harm reduction through prevention, support and efficient drug-testing.

Two second-year master’s students share some common misconceptions that they grappled with as they weighed the choice to purse graduate studies.

Christina Campbell, a uOttawa nursing student, has been recognized with the Nursing Student Award from the Pan-Canadian Association of Nurses of African Descent (PCANAD).

Every holiday season, the Elf on the Shelf returns to homes and workplaces, bringing festive cheer – and sometimes, a few questionable safety practices. While this mischievous little elf is known for his playful antics, his behaviour can raise some serious occupational health, safety and emergency management red flags. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most common hazards our elf friend migh...

Faculty of Education professor recognized for outstanding contributions to research in minority French-speaking communities in Canada.

The last thing you need when you’re trying to crush those final exams is a runny nose, a nasty cough or a splitting headache. One-in-five students report that cold and flu symptoms have disrupted their academic performance in the past, but you can take steps to avoid getting sick.

University of Ottawa researchers are collaborating with community partners to address pressing social challenges.

The University wishes to pay tribute to the late Bernard Grandmaître, a tireless fighter and true political legend who led a life of service to the Francophone community.