A group of international researchers has set up a website where soccer fans can vote for their favourite player. The goal: to learn more about how various voting processes work around the world.

A Canada-US study published in Cell has demonstrated that Americans of African descent have a stronger immune response to infection compared to Americans of European descent.

Professor Alexis Vallée-Belisle and his research team have developed DNA-based thermometers that allow to measure temperature at the nanoscale.

A new approach gives promising results for the treatment of multiple myeloma, considered incurable with conventional chemotherapy, resulted in a total cure rate of 41%, a record level.

The discovery could contribute to the development of cell therapies and more targeted treatments against cancer.

Unique training simulator for orthopedic open surgery has been developed by OSSim Technologies Inc. in partnership with three University of Montreal orthopedic surgeons.

The recipe for this promising biogel was developed by Sophie Lerouge, a researcher at the CRCHUM and professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the École de technologie supérieure.

New study shows that babies become distressed twice as fast when listening to speech compared to song.

Patrick Dufour observed the destruction of a solar system.

Decontamination of polluted sites, often many hectares in scale, is costly and in itself can have a high environmental impact.