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On March 31 and April 1, 2026, the Institute for Science, Society and Policy (ISSP) at the University of Ottawa hosted the annual Bromley Memorial Event. Organized in partnership with the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy (IISTP) at George Washington University (GWU), this signature event provides the next generation of science policy leaders with rich training and mentorin...

Olivia Lopes, 2026 valedictorian for the anglophone stream of the MD program, is pursuing rural family medicine with a focus on empathy, communication, and community care.

Students at the 2026 HUBBUB showcase didn’t just present classroom projects. They explored some of Ottawa’s most pressing societal challenges — like health care delivery, homelessness, food insecurity and substance use — working alongside community partners, health-care professionals and city staff.

Saredo Mohamed Bouraleh’s lived experience led her to graduate studies in epidemiology—and a commitment to opening doors to representation, action and impact in health care.

AI scholars from across campus partner to support the transformation of Canada’s AI health system by connecting academia, hospitals, government, and innovators and providing legal, policy and data asset guidance, and expertise to help improve care.

Convocation marks an important milestone in the journey of every graduate—a celebration of the knowledge, skills and experiences gained through years of study, discovery and growth.

Sharing health data across borders remains a major challenge for researchers. A new international research project is taking on a difficult challenge in health care: how to make vast amounts of data accessible for research while protecting patient privacy and corporate intellectual property.

Valedictorian Mélodie Bellefleur is wrapping up her French-language bachelor’s in translational and molecular medicine. Her exceptional curiosity has led her from the animal kingdom to the cardiovascular health lab.

As the Faculty of Medicine celebrates Convocation and the journey of its learners, Dr. Marc-Olivier Deguise represents a new generation of clinician investigators determined to transform how we care for the most vulnerable newborns.

The significant research is advancing understanding of glioblastoma and opening new possibilities for future treatments.