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  • Students use 3D printers to save lives

    In November 2015, emergency room physician Tarek Loubani, who works at al-Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip for four months every year, challenged Faculty of Engineering students to design cheap but accurate pulse oximeters. The devices measure oxygen saturation in blood flow and can help diagnose conditions such as blood clots or heart attacks.

  • Heart of green

    Jokes about finding vanished union boss Jimmy Hoffa circulated around the campus in August 2015 when a mangled 1960s car was unearthed as work began to transform University Square.

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Tabaret

  • Flag bearer for the French language

    Mariette Carrier-Fraser is quick-witted and clear-headed, with a ready laugh. Described as one of the “faces of French-language education in Ontario,” she gives the immediate impression of a woman of accomplishment.

  • Unlocking the heart’s genetic secrets

    Whenever she hears about the sudden death of a young athlete who has collapsed with heart failure on a hockey rink, soccer field or basketball court, Mona Nemer is painfully reminded of the importance of her work.

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Research Perspectives

  • Capital ideas for a better world

    Research Perspectives cover - Spring 2015 | Page couverture de la revue Perspectives sur la recherche - printemps 2015

    As the University of Ottawa hosts the 2015 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Research Perspectives shines a spotlight on researchers who are making a difference in the humanities and social sciences.

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