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Summers in Canada are increasingly bringing bigger and bolder wildfires, with the current fires in British Columbia (B.C) leading to a provincial state of emergency that has seen over 20,000 people evacuated, air quality warnings, dry lightning and pyro-cumulonimbus (fire) clouds.

Researchers say two more large calving events are likely

Ottawa-led study addresses a longstanding evidence gap for one of cardiac surgery's fastest-growing techniques.

Researchers turned light into a compact lab to study advanced quantum phenomena

Study finds that Calling and Non-calling western toads differ genetically, behaviourally, and ecologically, with important implications for conservation.

Equipped with multimodal emotion detection it provides both reactive and proactive support

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.

The University of Ottawa is honoured that Industry Minister Mélanie Joly selected Canada’s only bilingual research intensive university to launch today, an historic step forward in the Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative.

The new study finds that a tiny molecule may play a big role in the development of neurological disorders that many patients experience after a cardiac event.

Imagine a laptop that never gets hot, a phone that holds its charge for days, or a computer memory chip designed to permanently retain data, even when the power goes out.