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When you drive across a bridge, walk through a tunnel, or rely on clean water flowing through underground pipes, you’re trusting that these structures are safe. Thanks to the pioneering work of Professor Xiaoyi Bao at the University of Ottawa, that trust is backed by cutting-edge science.

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Congratulations to Professor Tracy Vaillancourt, winner of the 2025 Pickering Award for Outstanding Contribution to Developmental Psychology in Canada.

Dr. Donna Kimmaliardjuk was six when she learned why she had never met her paternal grandfather. The moment is etched in her memory.

On September 26, students from across uOttawa gathered at the Desmarais Building to launch the Green Academy and dive into its first innovation sprint—three days of tackling real challenges in sustainable food systems.

A collaborative new approach to primary care that is rooted in the needs of local neighbourhoods is taking shape at the University of Ottawa.

Two new publications by Stéphanie Gaudet, Full Professor at the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies and Director of CIRCEM, explore democratic citizenship and civic participation from complementary perspectives.

The University of Ottawa has reached an important milestone in its sustainability journey. The new Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) building at 200 Lees Avenue has been awarded LEED® Platinum certification, the highest level of certification in the LEED program, signifying exemplary performance in sustainable design and construction.

Getting started on anything can be tough at times, and as the number of things on your to-do list grows, so does the difficulty of getting started. Telling yourself you'll feel better once your work is done can help sometimes, but learning how to fight procrastination head-on is even better. Building habits that skip the procrastination phase altogether makes starting (and finishing!) tasks ...

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