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Clear and simple: Students reimagine Indigenous climate website Student Success
May 4, 2026

Clear and simple: Students reimagine Indigenous climate website

When Indigenous communities want to understand how wildfire risk, temperature change, or shifting weather patterns affect their territories, finding clear and relevant information isn’t always easy. A student project showed how thoughtful digital design can help close that gap.

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Strengthening Canada–Europe partnerships in defence and technology Industry & Partnerships
April 29, 2026

Strengthening Canada–Europe partnerships in defence and technology

Cyberattacks don’t stop at national borders. Neither do extreme weather events, disruptions to global supply chains or co-ordinated disinformation campaigns. But the systems used to respond to these threats are still largely national, often slower and more siloed than the challenges they are trying to address.

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Opinion: Engineering’s time to lead in Canada’s defence and security Industry & Partnerships
April 9, 2026

Opinion: Engineering’s time to lead in Canada’s defence and security

uOttawa Engineering’s Dean, Caroline Cao, highlights the critical role academia plays in Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy. With strengths in AI, quantum, cybersecurity, semiconductors, and photonics, along with robust training capacity and state-of-the-art facilities, the Faculty is well positioned to advance the Strategy.

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Rethinking modular housing: When a company brings real-world challenges to uOttawa Engineering’s Design Day Industry & Partnerships
March 26, 2026

Rethinking modular housing: When a company brings real-world challenges to uOttawa Engineering’s Design Day

As Canada continues to grapple with a severe housing crisis, Modivate Housing is betting that modular homes can be both affordable and sustainable. To test that assumption, the company partnered with uOttawa engineering students for a Design Day project to assess how existing modular home designs could better meet cost and climate goals.

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