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Since 1999, the United Nations has recognized November 25 as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

Curiosity and creativity: for PhD candidate Christiana Sagay, these two qualities have shaped not only her path to the University of Ottawa but also her approach to life and scholarship.

Lori Burns has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.

The dynamic Department of Family Medicine is celebrating a half-century of commitment to excellence.

Dr. David Birnie, head of the Division of Cardiology at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, has co-led a groundbreaking international study that will transform the care of approximately one million patients worldwide who undergo catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation each year.

With finals coming up, your Faculty of Arts Mentors share some strategies and tools to help manage this period.

Keep your eyes on the prize by looking ahead to all the fun things you can do in Ottawa over the winter holidays, or if you simply need a quick break from studying.

Academic experts available to comment on the following: Ultra-processed Food & Health

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Every day, thousands of meals are prepared in commercial kitchens where food safety is non-negotiable. Thanks to a partnership between Ottawa-based startup Stratosfy and the University of Ottawa’s Sedna Research Lab, kitchens can now rely on automated temperature monitoring instead of manual logbooks, making compliance effortless and food storage safer.