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The Coronavirus Variants Rapid Response Network (CoVaRR-Net)The Coronavirus Variants Rapid Response Network (CoVaRR-Net), led by the University of Ottawa’s Marc-André Langlois, has received a $9-million grant extension from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to continue its rapid research efforts on variants of concern and variants of in...

President’s message – Important announcement about measures to limit the spread of the Omicron variant   For several days now, we have all become increasingly dismayed by the meteoric rise of Omicron, and the rise is just getting started. Yesterday, both the Trudeau and Ford governments announced a series of measures to slow the spread of this v...

Members of the media may directly contact the following experts: Nafissa Ismail (English and French) Associate Professor, School of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences. Holder of the University Research Chair in Stress and Mental [email protected] Ismail can discuss the psychological impact of Omicron-r...

Members of the media may directly contact the following expert: Karen Eltis (English and French) Full Professor, Faculty of Law – Civil Law Section and Member of uOttawa's Centre for Law, Technology and [email protected] Eltis’ areas of expertise include artificial intelligence/innovation law and policy, and cybersecurity from a...

  As the COVID-19 virus continues to spread around the world, a vaccine developed and manufactured at The Ottawa Hospital could provide a unique approach to help control the pandemic. Unlike the COVID-19 vaccines currently approved by the World Health Organization, this new vaccine, dubbed TOH-Vac1, replicates inside the body’s ce...

Over the past year Information Technology has been focused on enriching the community’s user experience. We didn’t limit ourselves to just technology either. We delivered experiences that enhance the University’s culture and diversity, and people are noticing. See our transformative initiatives that were nominated for the 2021 President’s Awards.

Over the past year Information Technology has been focused on enriching the community’s user experience. We didn’t limit ourselves to just technology either. We delivered experiences that enhance the University’s culture and diversity, and people are noticing.

Over the past year Information Technology has been focused on enriching the community’s user experience. We didn’t limit ourselves to just technology either. We delivered experiences that enhance the University’s culture and diversity, and people are noticing.

Congratulations to Saige Krofchick, whose painting Together has won the Vice-President, Research and Innovation Holiday Greeting Card Contest!

Each year the president recognizes employees who have consistently contributed to enriching the university experience and achieving the institutional strategic plan. Congratulations to the COVID-19 Recovery Task Force on your Partnership award in the Team category and your outstanding contributions to building the university of tomorrow.