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Canada’s premier research hub on technology law, ethics and policy.
Enabling quantum technology collaboration: uOttawa researchers support G7 policy conversation
To support G7 leaders in the quantum global race, Think7 selected policy proposals brought forth by University of Ottawa’s Dr. Florian Martin-Bariteau…
Karen Eltis appointed to the New York City Bar Association’s Presidential Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies
Professor Karen Eltis has been appointed to Presidential Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies of the New York City Bar Assoc…
A new volume of “Robot Law” co-edited by Kristen Thomasen
Edward Elgar Publishing has just published "Robot Law: Volume II”, a new landmark collection co-edited by Dr. Kristen Thomasen that delves into the le…
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CLTS @ 15 / 25
OCTOBER 3, 2025
Join us to celebrate 25 years of technology law, ethics and policy at the University of Ottawa and the 15th anniversary of the Centre.
We look forward to seeing our alumni and the entire technology policy community for a day rich in discussion, memories, and perspectives.
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We acknowledge the traditional knowledge keepers, both young and old. And we honour their courageous leaders: past, present, and future.