Research Announcements

Professor Daina Mazutis has received a best paper award in the 2020 Academy of Management Conference.  ›

Professor Jane O’Reilly has received the 2020 Journal of Management Outstanding Reviewer Award.

In an opinion editorial published by Jeune Afrique, Professor Lavagnon Ika discusses how the pandemic will transform large-scale projects in Africa.  ›

In an interview with Global News, Professor Laurent Lapierre discuses how the pandemic will transform the traditional office space.  ›

In an article published by Pearson Centre for Progressive Policy, Professor Lavagnon Ika discusses the impact of the pandemic on project delivery.  ›

Professor Laurent Lapierre discusses how to cope with the changing workplace during COVID-19, in a special Q&A on CBC Ottawa Morning.  ›

In an interview with Yahoo News, Professor Tyler Chamberlin discusses Shopify's move to a permanent work-from-home model  ›

In an interview on The Hill Times, Professor Umar Ruhi discusses the impact of cultural traits on COVID-19 public health responses.  ›

Telfer PhD candidate Caroline Chamberland-Rowe discusses the value of healthcare workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic.  ›

In an interview with FamilyBusiness.org, Professor Peter Jaskiewicz offers insights to family business struggling during the COVID-19 crisis.  ›

Professor David Crick and co-authors prepared a survival guide for start-ups during the COVID-19 pandemic.  ›

The Social Sciences and Humanities Council features Professor Jaana's research on the use of information technology by seniors.  ›

In an interview with Radio Canada, Professor Martine Spence discusses the challenges faced by small businesses in the Ottawa-Gatineau area during COVID-19.  ›

In reponse to the COVID-19 crisis, Professor Peter Jaskiewicz published an article with free resources for family businesses.  ›

Winners of 2019-2020 Telfer PhD Awards Competition  ›

We wish to extend congratulations to our 2019-2020 Telfer PhD Award winners!

Telfer PhD Student Engagement Award - Alexander Chung, PhD Candidate.

John Duncan and Deb Cross Awards - First prize - Hong Qiu, PhD Candidate and Second Prize - Alison Coates, PhD Candidate

Thank you to everyone who applied for these awards!

Professor David Wright used the CrowdHelix platform to join an international research team that is conducting a clinical trial on COVID-19.  ›

Assistant Professor Jennifer Dimoff is a co-investigator in a project that received a Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Rapid Research Funding Opportunity by the Canadian Institute of Health Research.

Professor Lavagnon Ika has joined the Academic Insight team at the Project Management Institute, one of the most recognized professional project management associations.  ›

Professor François-Eric Racicot’s article “Testing the new Fama and French factors with illiquidity: A panel data investigation” was shortlisted to receive the Academic prize created by l’Association Française des Investisseurs Institutionnels.  ›

Professor Racicot’s article, coauthored with William F. Rentz and Raymond Théoret “Testing the new Fama and French factors with illiquidity: A panel data investigation”, was shortlisted to receive the Academic prize created by l’Association Française des Investisseurs Institutionnels. His article was one of the four publications selected from all articles published in French finance journals in 2018.

MSc. Student Katie McMillan was brought on air to discuss the new Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program.

Katie McMillan, a second-year Master's of Health Systems student, was recently featured in a radio interview discussing the new Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program. Katie is completing her internship at the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark Public Health Unit, and is interested in healthcare access and strategic planning for vulnerable populations.

Professor Peter Jaskiewicz has received a best-in-track paper award in the 2019 Sourthern Management Association meeting.

Professor Miwako Nitani has published an article in the International Journal of Entrepreneurial Finance.  ›

Professor Joanne Leck has published an article in the JMIR Pedriatrics and Parenting.  ›

Professor Peter Jaskiewicz has published a new article in the Asian Pacific Journal of Management.  ›

MSc. student Madeline King has been awarded the CIHR Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship.  ›

MSc. student Madeline King has been awarded a Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. The Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship program provides special recognition and support to students who are pursuing a master's or doctoral degree in a health-related field in Canada. The Canada Graduate scholarship Program is administered jointly by three federal granting agencies: the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). Learn more about the Canada Graduate scholarship Program .

Alexander Chung, Nicolas Legrendre, Nina Nesdoly, and Heather Smith have been awarded the Ontario Graduate Scholarships.  ›

Ph.D candidates Alexander Chung (Ph.D. program) and Nicolas Legrendre (Ph.D. program) and M.Sc. students Nina Nesdoly and Heather Smith are the recipients of the Ontario Graduate Scholarships. The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program encourages excellence in graduate studies at the master’s and doctoral levels.  OGS awards are merit-based scholarships available to students in all disciplines of academic study.  The OGS program is jointly funded by the Province of Ontario and Ontario universities. Learn more about the OGS scholarhsip program.

Ph.D. candidate Afshin Kamyabniya has been awarded a Mitacs Globalink Research Award.

Ph.D. candidate Caroline Chamberland-Rowe has been awarded a CIHR Health System Impact Fellowship

Professor Darlene Himick has published an article in the Journal of Business Ethics.  ›

Professors Imed Chkir and Shantanu Dutta have published an article in the Finance Research Letters.  ›

Professors Lamia Chourou and Samir Saadi have published an article in the International Review of Financial Analysis.  ›

Professors Pavel Adreev and Morad Benyoucef have published a new article in the Journal of Business Research.  ›

Professors Walid Ben Amar and Tiemei Li have published an article in European Accounting Review.  ›

Assistant Professor Saouré Kouamé has received a best paper award in the 2019 Academy of Management Conference.  ›

Professors Imed Chkir and François-Éric Racicot have published an article in the journal Economic Modelling  ›

In an interview with Canal M, Professor SIlvia Bonaccio shares her insights to debunk myths about people who live with disabilities in the workplace.  ›

Professor José Carlos Marques has published a new article in Regulation & Governance about about private regulatory capture  ›

In an interview with Charles Adler Tonight host, Professor Ivy Bourgeault talks about gender equity and parental leave in Canada.  ›

Professor Wadid Lamine has published an article in European Planning Studies about entrepreneurial universities  ›

Craig Kuziemsky has published an article in the Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Humanized Computing  ›

Professors Lysanne Lessard, Agnes Grudniewicz and Antoine Sauré have published an article in BMJ Open about digital technology in learning health systems  ›

Professor Magda Donia has published an article in the journal Assessment & Evaluations in Higher Education about peer feedback system  ›

Professor Kevin Brand and co-authors weigh in on the public discussion of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in a letter recently published in the Lancet Neurology  ›

In “First report the findings: genuine balance when reporting CTE,” a letter recently published in the Lancet Neurology, Professor Kevin Brand joined several US colleagues to bring a public health perspective to the debate about Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Identified by patterning of brain tissue, CTE has been associated with neurological disorders, including mood, behavioral, and cognitive modalities. Its apparent link with repeat head trauma such as those experienced by athletes in contact sports has raised major concerns. The authors challenge a viewpoint expressed in an earlier letter published by William Stewart and 60 coauthors.

Professor François-Éric Racicot has published a new article in Economic Modelling  ›

Professor Mirou Jaana has published an article in the journal Dementia.  ›

Assistant Professor Agnes Grudniewicz has published an article in BMJ Open about about predatory publishing  ›

Interview with Professor Lavagnon Ika about capacity building in project management.  ›

Professor Peter Jaskiewicz has published a new article in the Strategic Management Journal  ›

Professor Daina Mazutis has published a new article in Organization & Environment  ›

Professor David Wright has published a new article in the IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics  ›

Professor Lavagnon Ika has published an article in IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management  ›

Professor Antoine Sauré has published a new article in the INFORMS Journal on Applied Analytics.  ›

Professors Barbara Orser and Allan Riding have published an article in the International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship  ›

In an interview with the Globe and Mail, Professor Tyler Chamberlin talks about the impact of digital payments in Canada.  ›

Professor José Carlos Marques has published an article in Organization Studies  ›

Professor Ivy Bourgeault's research has influenced a new report about gender equity on the global health workforce. The report was prepared by the WHO Global Health Workforce Network’s Gender Equity HUB.  ›

Professor Walid Ben Amar has published a new article in the Journal of Business Ethics.  ›

Interview with Assistant Professor Agnes Grudniewicz on the Ottawa Citizen about the healthcare reform in Ontario.  ›

Professor Samir Saadi discusses the financial problems of the QuadrigaCX cryptocurrency in an interview with the National Post.  ›

In an article published in AQT's Routes and Transports, Professor Onur Ozturk talks about freight on train, an alternative way of transporting freight on urban railways in the city.  ›

Professor Suhaib Riaz and collaborators talk about gender inequality on social media in an article published on Work in Progress  ›

Professor José Carlos Marques has published an opinion editorial about corporate responsibility on the Business of Society.  ›

Professor Ivy Bourgeault discusses her research project about mental health in the workplace in an interview with Global News  ›

Professor Jonathan Patrick and PhD student Peyman Varshoei have published an article in the European Journal of Operations Research  ›

Professor Michael Mulvey has published an article in the journal Psychology & Marketing  ›

The article “Nonverbal Behavior and Communication in the Workplace” by Professors Bonaccio, O’Reilly, S. O’Sullivan, and Chiocchio is one of the top 10 most-downloaded Journal of Management publications of 2018.  ›

Professors Imed Chkir, Lamia Chourou, and Samir Saadi have published a new article in the Journal of Forecasting  ›

Professor Bonaccio and her collaborator talk about the impact of anxiety on job interviews in an article published on CareerWise  ›

Professor Ivy Bourgeault has published an opinion editorial in the Hill Times  ›

Professors Walid Ben Amar and Tiemei Li’s research about offshore financial centers is featured on The FinReg Blog at Duke Law School  ›

Results are in! Professors Morad Benyoucef, Wojtek Michalowski, and Antoine Sauré are the recipients of 3 new NSERC Discovery Grants  ›

Professor Ivy Bourgeault has published a commentary in the Lancet  ›

Professor Hien Thu Tran has published the article "Institutional quality and market selection in the transition to market economy" in the Journal of Business Venturing  ›

Spotlight on uOttawa STEM research: Professor Wojtek Michalowski's research is featured to celebrate the opening of new STEM complex  ›

Professor Bijan Raahemi and MSc. student Shahrzad Jalali are featured on the Fulcrum  ›

Professor Ivy Bourgeault is featured on CTV News  ›

Professor Craig Kuziemsky has published a commentary on HealthManagement.org  ›

Professor Umar Ruhi has received a new Mitacs Accelerate Grant for his research project on blockchain

Professor Darlene Himick's research is featured on the Globe and Mail  ›

Professors Walid Ben Amar and Tiemei Li have published the article "The Corrosive Effect of Offshore Financial Centers on Multinational Firms’ Disclosure Strategy" in the European Accounting Review.  ›

Professor Greg Richards has received a new MITACS Accelerate Grant!

Agnes Grudniewicz, Tiemei Li, and Onur Ozturk are awarded a SMRG Research Grant

Victoria Hunniford (MSc in health systems) is awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology and the University of Ottawa Excellence Scholarship.

Professor Mirou Jaana and co-authors won a Best Paper Award at the recent Administrative Sciences Association of Canada Conference (Information Systems Division)  ›

PhD student Yanhong Li and MSc. students Reem El Attar and Heather Smith have been awarded prestigious Canada Graduate Scholarships

MSc. student Reem El Attar and PhD student Yanhong Li are the new SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Scholarship recipients. MSc. student Heather Smith has been awarded the CIHR Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship. The SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship program aims to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies in the social sciences and humanities. The Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship program provides special recognition and support to students who are pursuing a doctoral degree in a health-related field in Canada. Click here, to find out more information about the Canada Gruaduate Scholarship programs.

PhD students Andrea Ghazzawi, Alexander Chung, and Caroline Chamberland have been awarded the Ontario Graduate Scholarships

PhD students Andrea Ghazzawi, Alexander Chung, and Caroline Chamberland are the recipients of the Ontario Graduate Scholarships. The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program encourages excellence in graduate studies at the master’s and doctoral levels.  OGS awards are merit-based scholarships available to students in all disciplines of academic study.  The OGS program is jointly funded by the Province of Ontario and Ontario universities. For more information about OGS awards program, click here or contact the Graduate Awards Office at the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Professor Dutta and his co-authors talk about insider trading in the CLS Blue Sky Blog, the Columbia Law School's blog about corporations and the capital markets  ›

Telfer researcher Lundine and Professor Bourgeault expose gender bias present in the Academy in a commentary published in the Lancet  ›

Watch Professor Kuziemsky’s interview at the Future of Information and Communication Conference 2018  ›

Professor Ika is named Associate Editor of the International Journal of Project Management  ›