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New campus space at 350 Legget anchors research, innovation, and talent where the industry needs it most.

A new study has found 1.74 million patients in Ontario are attached to family physicians aged 65 or older, and that many of those patients are elderly and have complex medical needs.

In the coastal First Nation communities of British Columbia, the return of a small, silvery fish each spring marks much more than a seasonal cycle. For the ‘Namgis and other First Nations of the region, the eulachon — a fish sometimes called the “candlefish” for its high oil content — is at the heart of a cultural practice that reaches back thousands of years. From these fish, community members re...

As a long-ignored problem, ageism would rarely ever come up in conversations about workplace equity. But the tide is turning. Since the 2021 publication of the UN’s Global Report on Ageism, age-related discrimination is increasingly being recognized as a major barrier to inclusion.

University of Ottawa (uOttawa), one of Canada’s most innovative universities and the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada’s premier nuclear science and technology organization, are pleased to announce a new partnership to advance knowledge, education, research and innovation in low dose radiation (LDR) exposure health effects.

On June 3, 2025, the Faculty of Social Sciences, in partnership with Professor Erin Maloney (School of Psychology), the Canada Foundation for Innovation, and the INSPIRE Core Facility, officially launched the Accessible Research on Wheels (AROW), a brand-new mobile research lab that stems from an innovative and community-driven conept to reimagine how research is designed, conducted, and shared.

Academic expertise to comment on: Manitoba’s wildfires

On April 30th, the Brain-Heart Interconnectome (BHI) proudly recognized its Research Relationship Ignition and Exploration Programs Funding Recipients at the BHI Networking Event: Introducing New BHI Research Projects at the University of Ottawa, Roger Guindon Hall.

New study shows method of breast cancer detection affects outcomes of patients across various age groups.

Power Corporation of Canada will donate $2 million to the University of Ottawa to expand global learning opportunities for students and support urgent community-based research.