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Indigenous perspectives could help shed new lights on conversation about design of ethical and inclusive artificial intelligence (AI).

The University of Ottawa has earned a total of 10 Canada Research Chairs (CRCs) covering a broad scope of subjects, from the exploration of disruptive impacts of stress on higher brain functions to the need to preserve Indigenous traditional cultural memories, and emerging computing technologies that pave the way to smart cities.

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that Faculty member Dr. Céline Castets-Renard just published, alongside co-editors Valère Ndior and Lukas Rass-Masson, Enjeux internationaux des activités numériques with Larcier.

Effectiveness, efficiency and equity are the three benchmarks that should guide public-sector stakeholders when addressing the challenges of a changing society.

Melike Erol-Kantarci is using artificial intelligence to build the 6G wireless network of the future.

Stephen Newman and his team are helping industry produce chemicals more safely and sustainably.

Elizabeth Dubois probes the changing face of public discourse in an era where tweets can alter lives.

Populations at highest risk for HIV often struggle with access to treatment. Patrick O’Byrne is working to change that.

To tackle health-care inequities affecting vulnerable populations, Smita Pakhalé turns to community peer researchers in a grassroots approach to epidemiological research.

Raphael St-Gelais and his team hope to reap the benefits of an underutilized energy source that is both abundant and sustainable.