Dr. Damien D’Amours and his team have opened a window into the cause of a rare genetic disorder that causes mortality in young children.

Changes to the graduate curriculum integrate social accountability into biomedical and basic science research.

A Canadian-led international team hopes to determine whether scent-processing nerves that connect the inside of the nose to the brain may play a role in the development of Parkinson's disease.

The research team developed a new technology combining nanogold and peptides that can restore both heart function and electrical conductivity.

Dr. Simon Chen’s lab zooms in on how the brain’s motor neurons create a kind of shorthand between mind and muscle, potentially shedding light on recovery in motor-related brain injury and diseases.

Richard Jung is on the fast track to a highly successful career as a clinician-scientist, with a level of research productivity that’s simply remarkable at this early stage in his career.

Dr. Benoit is being recognized by the Gairdner Foundation for his exceptional research achievements so far and his future potential.

TMM instructor Dr. Lisa D’Ambrosio actively shapes her teaching to resonate with students.

The Faculty of Medicine chatted with its winners for the exciting details of what they have planned for their teams.

We are proud to announce that on June 14th, the Board of Directors of the Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada (AFPC) voted to add the University of Ottawa as a full member of its organization.