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Climate change is a daunting policy challenge, where decision-makers must respond to a high-uncertainty and high-risk problem in an environment featuring a diverse multitude of stakeholders and deep-seated ideological controversy. In this situation, making policy decisions based on the best available science is often considered a desirable objective.

A national security strategy for the 2020s Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is another global disruption that has exposed how Canada is ill-prepared for the world’s changing security environment, according to the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) Task Force on National Security, which issued its report on May 24, 2022.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is the latest global disruption exposing how Canada is ill-prepared for the world’s changing security environment, according to a University of Ottawa task force, which is urging leaders to urgently rethink the country’s national security strategy.

Chemistry knowledge is essential for all citizens and scientists in addressing solutions to complex global issues such as the Sustainable Development Goals. However, current teaching approaches to chemistry education often lack connections to addressing these issues, leaving students with limited opportunities to build associated skills.

The environment is teeming with microbes including viruses.

In response to the growing climate crisis, countries around the world are setting ambitious targets for net-zero emissions.

Online security is increasingly becoming one of the most pressing matters for individuals and countries around the world.

A PhD candidate in Professor Jessica Forrest’s lab, Lydia Wong’s thesis research explores the effects of warming and drying climates on wild bees and wasps.

Banded Iron Formations (BIF) are iron-rich rocks that formed very early during Earth’s history, over 2700 million years ago.

Microsoft has announced that they will block old authentication methods starting October 1, 2022. This change will impact some users who still use old methods to access their uOttawa emails.