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The CBIA Core hosted a Microscopy Image Contest earlier this year. The contest was open to all uOttawa students, staff and professors. All images alongside their descriptions were judged by a panel of uOttawa professors and staff based on visual impact, the image description and technical challenge/originality of the image.

The Ontario CLRI Supporting Diversity and Inclusion Committee invites you to join our virtual forum: Allied for Inclusivity in LTC: A Forum to Build Connections. This half-day event will be held on Wednesday, February 9, 2022.

As part of uOttawa’s expanded efforts in social accountability and commitment to creating a sustainable future, the Faculty of Medicine has appointed Dr. Husein Moloo as Director of Planetary Health.

Professors Georg Northoff and Tracy Vaillancourt have been elected fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), the highest distinction awarded to Canadian scholars, artists, and scientists.

Dr. Georg Northoff joins the distinguished collegium for his research leading to more objective diagnoses of psychiatric disorders—thus more effective therapies.

The Research Connections Unit of the Office of the Vice-President, Research is refreshing its inaugural Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) Strategy 2019-2021, and we are seeking your views on existing KMb services, your KMb needs and priorities.

Science & Policy Exchange brings you a four-part EDI workshop bringing perspectives from NSERC's Dimensions, EDI practitioners and students Saturday, September 11, 2021 - 11:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. EDT French workshop on Sept 27th

Guyanese medical residents learn otherwise unattainable skills through online training.

What does it mean to be a physician in the 21st century? Does the answer lie in an epidemiology textbook exclusively, or rather, should we also look to the humanities and social sciences for a new concept of health care in a post-COVID world?

The all-in-one two-photon microscope (IVM-MS) by IVIM Technology is a unique instrument enabling imaging of organs down to cellular and molecular level in living mice. This technology (with integrated monitoring of animal vitality and 4D animal motion compensation) has a wide range of applications including drug discovery, dynamic 3D cellular-level imaging, gene expression, and more. Come and try ...