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CIHR will be hosting “Ask Me Anything” sessions designed to support participants and answer questions about the Spring 2021 Project Grant competition.

In preparation for the next CREATE competition, NSERC will hold webinars to provide an overview of the CREATE program and application process.

On January 28th, the University of Ottawa's Professional Development Institute (IDP) launched a new cloud computing program. With more than 25 years of operation, the Professional Development Institute offers professionals in many fields the opportunity to continue their education while thriving in their professional lives.

A new research chair held jointly by the University of Ottawa and the École urbaine at the Université de Lyon will tackle the question of the urban Anthropocene, a new field of knowledge and expertise rooted in contemporary concerns.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that CLTS Faculty member Vivek Krishnamurthy has earned a grant from Global Affairs Canada to analyze the implications of emerging algorithmic systems on media freedom through a project entitled, “Media Freedom in an Algorithmic Age: Perils and Possibilities”.

With her project 28 Moments of Black Canadian History, uOttawa student and alumna Anne Moreau hopes to generate awareness about the challenges, achievements and contributions of Black Canadians in history. 

The University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine has renewed its preferred partnership with the Faculty of Medical Sciences at the University of Fukui for another 5 years.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that CLTS Faculty member Jennifer Chandler will be leading an international consortium funded by a 3-year ERA-NET grant, investigating the ethical-legal implications of AI-based neuroprostheses on the human nervous system through a project entitled, “Hybrid Minds: Experiential, ethical and legal investigation of intelligent neurop...

Read the 2019-2020 report for updates on the progress of sustainable development measures taken by the University of Ottawa. 

The Faculty of Medicine’s Summer Studentship Program provides up to 54 first- and second-year undergraduate students the opportunity to participate in research projects across the Faculty of Medicine and affiliated hospital research institutes.