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

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

Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers list is out, and 13 uOttawa scholars have made the cut — an honour that shows their sustained influence over the last decade. This annual ranking highlights researchers whose works appear among the top 1% most cited worldwide, underscoring their long-term impact across disciplines.

Imagine opening a door to a realm so fast, so fleeting, that time itself is measured in attoseconds — a billionth of a billionth of a second. This is the world of attosecond science, a field that lets scientists watch electrons (the tiny particles that shape chemistry and life) move in real time. It performs feats once thought impossible, and it began with two physicists whose curiosity changed th...

On October 28, an interactive, hand-crafted art gallery, created by HRREC student member and University of Ottawa Fine Arts undergraduate with a minor in law, Ana Fox, was introduced and installed at the Hintonburg Community Centre.

Mock lunar landscape and other tools developed to test sensors and prototypes to guide future lunar rovers, demonstrating the value of uOttawa-industry R&D collaboration

E.-Martin Meunier, full professor in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies and Research Chair on Québec, Canadian Francophonie and Cultural Changes through the Collège des chaires de recherche sur le monde francophone, has been named to the Independent Study Commission on the Abuses Committed by Abbé Pierre.

University students worldwide have an elevated risk of developing mental health problems. Recent international studies show that more than half of students surveyed have experienced anxiety or depression bad enough to affect their daily activities.

Why do immunotherapies—treatments that mobilize the body’s own immune system to fight cancer—succeed for some patients but fail for others?

A collaborative research initiative is transforming how automotive systems are tested, verified, and validated—bringing academia and industry together to shape the future of mobility.