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A new report, entitled Economic Sanctions Under International Law: A Guide for Canadian Policy, has just been released by the Rideau Institute and the Human Rights Research and Education Centre, University of Ottawa. The study’s author is Professor Craig Martin, a Canadian who is Professor of Law and Co-Director of the International and Comparative Law Center at Washburn University School of Law, ...

The AI + Society Initiative at the University of Ottawa is delighted to announce the launch by researchers at CRAiEDL of Calibrating Stretched Transparency, a multidisciplinary project aiming to explore and disseminate the intersection of geoengineering and AI, while also critiquing its ethical implications through a visual medium.

We are thrilled to share the videos of three of the final projects created as part of the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue – “Does Age Matter?”. We invite you to view these videos and go to our YouTube page and join the conversation.

Imagine this: You wake up one morning and you’ve just accepted a dream job in one of the most promising businesses in the largest research and technology park in Canada. Your days are like no one else’s.

Ottawa, ON, November 4, 2021 – Today, University of Ottawa and Ingenium – Canada’s Museums of Science and Innovation – announced a partnership that brings an interactive and educational digital experience to Kanata North. Innovating beyond the walls of its museums, Ingenium has created iOS and Nintendo Switch games to make learning fun. On site at the ...

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 Faculty of Engineering’s new Smart Connected Vehicles Innovation Centre, located in uOttawa’s Kanata North campus, will focus on problem-solving issues related to the connectivity, physical and cyber security, decision making and sustainability of autonomous vehicles.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that CLTS Faculty member Marina Pavlović has contributed to Waiting to Connect, a report released by the Canadian Council of Academies to examine the legal, ethical, social, and policy issues associated with deploying and adopting reliable high-speed Internet in rural and remote communities.

The HRREC Celebrates 40 Years of Supporting Human Rights Research and Education.