Students in the Faculty of Medicine's Medicine and Humanities Program joined peers from China and France to explore how understanding medicine’s progress can make them more responsive practitioners.
Students in the Faculty of Medicine's Medicine and Humanities Program joined peers from China and France to explore how understanding medicine’s progress can make them more responsive practitioners.
The Faculty of Medicine is excited to announce the latest funding allocations from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), receiving a total of 24 grants totaling $18.5M to support research across the Faculty and affiliated institutes.
The Faculty of Medicine is excited to announce the latest funding allocations from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), receiving a total of 24 grants totaling $18.5M to support research across the Faculty and affiliated institutes.
Because of her exceptional contributions to both the University of Ottawa and the wider academic community, Dr. Ruth Slack has earned the title of ‘Distinguished University Professor.’ It’s a prestigious rank granted to a small percentage of senior scholars in recognition of their outstanding work.
Because of her exceptional contributions to both the University of Ottawa and the wider academic community, Dr. Ruth Slack has earned the title of ‘Distinguished University Professor.’ It’s a prestigious rank granted to a small percentage of senior scholars in recognition of their outstanding work.
Discover how this year’s Knowledge Mobilization Award winners, Kerri-Anne Mullen and Elizabeth Dubois, engaged in boundary-breaking activities that shed light on two serious societal issues — the rise of cardiovascular disease in women and the impact of technology and media on election integrity, respectively.
Discover how this year’s Knowledge Mobilization Award winners, Kerri-Anne Mullen and Elizabeth Dubois, engaged in boundary-breaking activities that shed light on two serious societal issues — the rise of cardiovascular disease in women and the impact of technology and media on election integrity, re...
Renée Schryer just graduated from the Master of Public Health + (MPH) program at the University of Ottawa. Renée’s focus at uOttawa has been on communicable diseases, particularly those transmitted by vector-like ticks.
Renée Schryer just graduated from the Master of Public Health + (MPH) program at the University of Ottawa. Renée’s focus at uOttawa has been on communicable diseases, particularly those transmitted by vector-like ticks.
Pediatrician, infectious disease specialist, vaccinologist, faculty dean: Dr. Noni MacDonald's accomplishments throughout her brilliant career reflect her multifaceted and visionary personality. Her recent induction into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame offers an opportunity to look back on the inspiring journey of this Canadian pioneer, a magna cum laude alumni of the University of Ottawa F...
Pediatrician, infectious disease specialist, vaccinologist, faculty dean: Dr. Noni MacDonald's accomplishments throughout her brilliant career reflect her multifaceted and visionary personality. Her recent induction into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame offers an opportunity to look back on th...
File under: Well-deserved. Dr. Marc Ruel’s significant impact as a clinician-researcher and success as a world-class innovator in cardiovascular disease research has earned him the 2023-2024 University of Ottawa Award for Excellence in Research, sponsored jointly with the Association of Professors of the University of Ottawa (APUO).
File under: Well-deserved. Dr. Marc Ruel’s significant impact as a clinician-researcher and success as a world-class innovator in cardiovascular disease research has earned him the 2023-2024 University of Ottawa Award for Excellence in Research, sponsored jointly with the Association of Professors o...
A standout student, Zafrin says her experiences at the uOttawa Faculty of Medicine will allow her to integrate her passions for working with people, engage in life-long learning, and support her patients.
A standout student, Zafrin says her experiences at the uOttawa Faculty of Medicine will allow her to integrate her passions for working with people, engage in life-long learning, and support her patients.