Those who know Dr. Ruth Slack recognize the strengths she has to lead the uOttawa Brain and Mind Research Institute (uOBMRI) as its new director. The Institute brings together top researchers from many disciplines, including international leaders in their fields.
Suppose clinicians want to predict whether a patient will experience post-operative complications. Though they have detailed physiological data on previous patients and their own experience and expertise to guide them, assessing potential risks can be difficult at best.
The University of Ottawa is pleased to announce that the Young Researcher of the Year Award has been granted to professors Beverly Baker and Anne Broadbent.
This year, the University of Ottawa will celebrate International Francophonie Day with the launch of a new research chairs program dedicated to the study of the Francophonie around the world.
Master’s student Heather Ochalski was one of more than a dozen Inuit graduate students from across Canada who gathered at the first Inuit Graduate Student Winter Institute, recently held at the University of Ottawa.