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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.

There are many valuable reasons to undertake an honour’s thesis during an undergraduate degree.

Evidence for calamities caused by earthquakes has been documented throughout the annals of human history.

Lasers can control the motion of electrons in quantum systems on extremely small-time scales, resulting in applications such as attosecond light sources (an attosecond is one quintillionth of a second), that will enable us to look at the motion of electrons within matter on their natural timescales....

Samantha Scarfe recently completed her MSc Degree in Physics under the supervision of Professors Adina Luican-Mayer and Jean-Michel Ménard.

An enzyme is a protein that acts like a catalyst inside a living organism, significantly speeding up chemical reactions.