Professor’s Ksenia Dolgaleva and Robert W. Boyd in collaboration with Professor Jean-Michel Ménard have debunked a decade-long myth that metals are useless in photonics research
5 CRPuO members have been awarded nearly $800,000 in funding to support collaborative research projects as part of the National Research Council’s Challenge programs
Dr. Lessard is renewed as Tier 2 Canada Research Chair for his research related to the use of novel carbon-based semi-conductor and polymeric dielectric materials, in organic electronic prototype devices
Ebrahim Karimi receives the 2020 CAP Herzberg Medal, which recognizes outstanding achievement in any field of research by an early-career Canadian physicist
The George S. Glinski Award recognizes Prof. Lessard’s contributions to research that have earned distinction for both himself and for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Ottawa through creative scholarship.
Pavel Cheben and Ebrahim Karimi are among those newly elected to the Royal Society of Canada, the highest honour an individual can achieve in the Arts, Social Sciences and Sciences
Applying the use of photonics, this new technology creates a pulsing effect when integrated on coins. This technology has now been used to create a recognition medal to honour the contributions of essential workers, with proceeds being donated to a Canadian charity.
As of July 1, 2020, Professor Hinzer joins the Executive Committee to contribute to the advancement of the Faculty of Engineering’s research activities in the coming years
Administered by Canada’s three federal research agencies, the NFRF program seeks to assist research teams that use novel interdisciplinary approaches that could lead to significant social, economic, scientific, artistic, or cultural breakthroughs.
