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Academic experts available to provide context or comment on the following topic: Diplomatic tensions between France and Algeria

Microscopic fungi beneath our feet hold the key to fighting climate change and revolutionizing agriculture. Discover how Professor Nicolas Corradi and his team at the University of Ottawa are unlocking their potential to store carbon, boost crop yields and create sustainable biofertilizers.

OLBI is pleased to announce that projects by our professors Reza Farzi, Parvin Movassat and David Pratt will receive Faculty of Arts Learning Futures Fund support.

The Pol Comm Tech Lab releases "Influencers and Elections: The many roles content creators play," a new report by Dr. Elizabeth Dubois and Louise Stahl examining the varied roles social media influencers play during elections and how they shape public discourse, engage voters and impact electoral outcomes.

Academic experts available to comment on: Trump's Tariffs: Impact on the Markets

For the past ten years, a professor from the School of Psychology has been trading in his classroom attire for a baseball cap and coaching gear every summer. For Professor Patrick Gaudreau, coaching goes far beyond a passion—it’s a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between science and practice. With over 130 academic publications to his name, his latest research focuses on a new theory distingu...

- Political campaigns are embracing online creators to reach younger voters - Blurring of lines between political actors and influencers can lead to shadow campaigning and foreign interference - Updated regulations needed to address use of influencers

When Jenna Keindel was 16, doctors diagnosed her with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), a rare and progressive condition that weakens muscles over time. Without an exact genetic match, they could only assume her diagnosis, leaving Jenna without answers about how her condition would evolve. For years, her symptoms worsened, and she eventually began using a wheelchair — all while the search for...

Did you know that guest Wi-Fi is now available for visitors? uoPublic guest Wi-Fi provides fast, reliable internet access across 40+ campus buildings for all University of Ottawa guests.