Supervised by UdeM professor Yoshua Bengio, the polyglot postdoctoral student is the 2021 winner of the Antidote Scholarship, funded by Montreal software company Druide Informatique.
Nutrition professor Marie Marquis is part of Manger notre Saint-Laurent, a collective that promotes seafood from the St. Lawrence. She explains the benefits.
Preliminary results of UdeM researcher Kate Zinszer’s EnCORE study suggest nearly 6 per cent of kids in four parts of the city, tested between last October to this April, had antibodies to SARS-CoV-2.
The award recognizes eminent Canadian woman scientist who has a distinguished career in the fields of biochemistry, molecular or cellular biology or genetics, resulting from outstanding contributions.
New UNESCO Chair Shin Koseki is passionate about politics, social justice and sustainable development. He plans to step up efforts aimed at improving quality of life.
Researchers at the CRCHUM led by neurosciences professor Nathalie Arbour are tracking the molecules responsible for this autoimmune disease affecting more than 90,000 Canadians.
A professor in UdeM’s Department of Computer Science and Operations Research, Canada’s ‘father of quantum computing’ was elected April 26 to the prestigious non-governmental organization.
Members of the Quebec scientific community are invited to watch an online lecture on chromosomes by the esteemed American scientist, best known for uncovering the mechanics of RNA synthesis.
Marie-Claude Bourgeois-Daigneault and her team at the CRCHUM are using mice to show how a combination of peptides and oncolytic viruses can provide effective immunization against cancer.