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For more than 20 years, researchers have known that young-onset Parkinson’s disease is often caused by mutations in the parkin gene, but the exact function of this gene has been hotly debated.

Six University of Ottawa researchers dive into the topic to explain what the Francophonie means to them, what it represents, and why it’s important to conduct research and mobilize knowledge in French. Watch the inspiring video below and read their quotes to find out more.

“Bonjour, hello!” Two simple, welcoming words can make all the difference at a medical appointment, but is that all there is to the active offer of French-language health care services? Definitely not. You have to take the time to figure out in which official language the person is more comfortable, and, especially, to make every effort to provide the service requested and the necessary resources ...

Exploration and innovation thrive when diversity is a feature of our research ecosystem. During Black History Month, we invite you to listen to three uOttawa professors, who are leading research in different fields, to hear about their experiences as Black academics. Learn from them in this short video series.

The Centre on Governance is pleased to share the announcement on the GILLES PAQUET AWARD by ACFAS.

Contrary to popular belief, rest from school may not always be the best after a concussion, a new study published in JAMA Network Open finds. In fact, an early return to school is associated with a lower symptom burden after suffering a concussion and, ultimately, faster recovery.

Canadian children don’t eat enough vegetables, whole fruit, and whole grains on school days. That’s why Professor Claire Tugault-Lafleur of the School of Nutrition Sciences is working to support healthful home-packed lunches.

The Finding Common Ground symposium, presented by the Center for Research on Health and Nursing in partnership with Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada, was held on December 8, 2022.

The Finding Common Ground symposium, presented by the Center for Research on Health and Nursing in partnership with Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada, was held on December 8, 2022.

A recent Spirit Award recipient, Drayton Mulindabigwi Jabo encourages youth to take advantage of their university experience to make a difference.