TT
Help: Change text size

To change text size, use the browser commands.

Safari

In the toolbar, select View > Zoom > Zoom In, Reset or Zoom Out. On the keyboard, press COMMAND + to zoom in, COMMAND - to zoom out or COMMAND 0 to reset.

Chrome

In the toolbar, select View > Zoom In, Actual Size or Zoom Out. On the keyboard, press COMMAND + (Mac) or CTRL + (Windows) to zoom in, COMMAND - (Mac) or CTRL - (Windows) to zoom out or COMMAND 0 (Mac) or CTRL 0 (Windows) to view actual size

Firefox

In the toolbar, select View > Zoom > Zoom In, Reset or Zoom Out. On the keyboard, press COMMAND + (Mac) or CTRL + (Windows) to zoom in, COMMAND - (Mac) or CTRL - (Windows) to zoom out or COMMAND 0 (Mac) or CTRL 0 (Windows) to view actual size

Internet Explorer

In the toolbar, select Options > Zoom > Zoom In, Custom or Zoom Out. On the keyboard, press CTRL + to zoom in, CTRL - to zoom out or CTRL 0 to reset.

Change Language viewing site in English
FrançaisEnglishClose close icon
Search options:


Close

Current News in Research

Filter by year

2017

  • uOttawa biohacking scientist Andrew Pelling named TED2017 Senior Fellow

    Posted on Monday, January 16, 2017

    University of Ottawa physics professor Andrew Pelling has been named TED2017 Senior Fellow, joining a group of only 10 change-makers from around the world selected among TED’s 414 Fellows for their extraordinary work and contributions to the TED community. 

  • New study shows physical activity – not rest – may help children recover from concussions

    Posted on Tuesday, January 4, 2017

    Rest is universally considered the cornerstone treatment for concussion, but a new study led by Dr. Roger Zemek, a researcher at the University of Ottawa Brain and Mind Research Institute (uOBMRI) and at the CHEO Research Institute and CHEO pediatric emergency physician, suggests that light aerobic activity following a concussion may accelerate recovery.

2016

  • Winner of the 2016 Holiday Greeting Card Contest
    Posted on Monday, December 12, 2016

    Congratulations to Hannah Gorham-Smith, a biochemistry student in the Faculty of Science!

  • Analysis of 170-year-old thumbnail rewrites Franklin Expedition history

    Posted on Wednesday, December 7, 2016

    A study conducted by a group of Canadian scientists and published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports debunks a longstanding myth surrounding the ill-fated end of the Franklin Expedition.

  • University of Ottawa awarded two new Canada Research Chairs

    Posted on Friday, December 2, 2016

    The University of Ottawa has been awarded two new Canada Research Chairs and eight more have been renewed.

  • Can gut bacteria cause Crohn’s disease? uOttawa and CHEO researchers point to new ways to treat the disease

    Posted on Thursday, December 1, 2016

    In a new study published today in Nature Communications, researchers at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), along with international collaborators, reveal new insights into treating Crohn’s disease (CD), which affects a growing number of children in Canada.

  • Mona Nemer joins the ranks of AAAS fellows

    Posted on Wednesday, November 30, 2016

    Vice-President, Research Mona Nemer has been elected a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the esteemed journal Science. Nemer, who is also a professor in the Faculty of Medicine, was named for her “distinguished contributions to molecular understanding of heart development and function and for excellence in the development of scientific and research organizations.” Congratulations!

  • The most difficult decision: helping parents make life-or-death choices

    Posted on Monday, November 28, 2016

    Every day, soon-to-be parents across Canada receive some of the most difficult news a physician can deliver: that their unborn child is at high risk of being born at the limit of viability. Parents are confronted with situations where their vulnerable infant is potentially facing life with a range of handicaps, or even death.

  • 2017 John Charles Polanyi Prizes Nomination
    Posted on Wednesday, November 16, 2016

    In honour of the achievement of John Charles Polanyi, recipient of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, the Government of the Province of Ontario has established a fund to provide annually up to five prizes to outstanding researchers in the early stages of their career who are continuing to post-doctoral studies or have recently started a faculty appointment at an Ontario university. In 2016, the prizes have a value of $20,000 each and are available in the areas broadly defined as Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Economic Science.

  • Prestigious Polanyi Prize in Chemistry awarded to uOttawa Professor

    Posted on Tuesday, November 15, 2016

    Stephen Newman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biomolecular Sciences at the University of Ottawa is the recipient of the 2016 Polanyi Prize.

Back to top
Office of the Vice-President, Research

Tabaret Hall
550 Cumberland St
Room 246
Ottawa, ON, Canada
K1N 6N5

Tel.: 613-562-5270
Fax: 613-562-5271
innovation@uOttawa.ca

  翻译：