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The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that Faculty members Prof. Jena McGill and Dr. Amy Salyzyn have received the 2021 Martin Felsky Award for excellence in Canadian open legal commentary for their article “Judging by the Numbers: Judicial Analytics, the Justice System and its Stakeholders”.

Building on over 20 years of expertise, the University of Ottawa brings quantum research on its campus to the next level by consolidating its researchers’ talents and skills to create an institute in quantum technologies to build on its research expertise in materials science and photonics – the science that examines the interaction between light and matter.

Canada has set ambitious national targets in the race to mitigate climate change: a non-emitting electricity grid by 2035 and a net zero economy by 2050.

“Our findings suggest that treating the whole body, not just the nerves, could improve the health, quality of life and survival of people with SMA.”- Dr. Rashmi Kothary

The Centre for Law, Technology and Society is delighted to announce that Matt Malone and Yuan Stevens have been awarded the 2022 CLTS Impact Awards.

Three University of Ottawa researchers will receive funding to form their research teams thanks to the Ontario government’s Early Researcher Awards.

HRREC Director John Packer contributed to the 2022 Barcelona Summer School of the Mediterranean and the Middle East.

Last year, the University of Ottawa, The Ottawa Hospital and its Research Institute (OHRI) formed a new partnership to foster a more collaborative and impactful health research community in our city. Learn about some of the priorities of this partnership as outlined in the recently created action plan. 

The AI + Society Initiative is delighted to announce that the short film #tresdancing won the “Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Supernatural” award in the “Long Short” category at the Alternative Film Festival.

The Bromley Memorial Event brings together graduate students from the United States and Canada to exchange ideas about science and technology policy, examine country-level policy differences, and to learn from senior policy advisors in both countries.