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Reconnect with friends, recognize significant milestones and raise a glass to our Faculty’s successes!

The high-profile award recognizes the outstanding efforts of an individual, program, department, or faculty in improving the equity diversity, gender, and inclusivity environment in academic medicine in Canada.

Practical teaching and learning in human anatomy labs will train anatomy educators who can apply their skills to benefit various learners at all levels.

The grant will allow researchers to better understand the dynamics of community engagement and how it can improve health outcomes in communities.

Dr. Johnston discusses lessons learned from family, mentors and peers on her path to top scientific role at the Institut du Savoir Montfort.

The Mérieux Project has exceeded expectations with its immediate impact on the African country’s hygiene and anti-infection protocols.

The Faculty of Medicine formally recognized its 2021–2022 professorial promotions this week via virtual ceremony.

The Faculty of Medicine’s Dr. Marc-André Langlois has been named one of Canada’s 50 most influential people by Maclean’s, the venerable current affairs magazine.

Updates from the Executive Leadership Team on our latest progress report, the provincial approval of new programs, initial priorities for planetary health, our new faculty member recognition strategy, an analysis of graduate learner demographics and more.

These chair holders will expand the University of Ottawa’s breadth and depth of innovative research in areas such as neuroscience, neurobiology and cardiovascular disease.

Deserving recipients reflect the Faculty’s renewed commitment to teaching, research and innovation born out of a year of change.

The clinician-educator has been honoured for her outstanding contributions to medical education and assessment.

An emergency physician, alumnus and Canadian Forces physician and veteran remembers those who have paid the ultimate price for our safety and freedom.

Fresh off a major international book award, Dr. Ronald Labonté shares his thoughts on complex global health challenges hiding in plain sight.

The Faculty’s Awards and Recognition Gala 2021 celebrated leadership, achievement, and connections past and present.