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Phage-inducible chromosomal minimalist islands (PICMIs) are changing the way scientists think about life in the ocean.

Health

Tiny hitchhikers: scientists uncover new "mini-satellites" in sea bacteria

24 January 2024

Article

The results indicate that de-icing salt does not impair the resilience of the three native plant species or reduce their ability to absorb contaminants.

Science

Bioretention plants not impaired by road salt

22 January 2024

Article

Lake Pulse Network (Blue, Red, Green and Purple teams); from upper to lower and left to right low impacted lakes from Semi-Arid Plateaux, Taiga Plains, Pacific Maritime, Boreal Shield, Mixed Wood Plain, Taiga Cordillera, Montagne Cordillera, Boreal Plain, Boreal Cordillera

Science

Mapping the health of Canada's lakes

20 November 2023

Article

Frédérique Le Roux

Community

How do we minimize the use of antibiotics?

16 November 2023

Article

Science

Shedding new light on sugars, the “dark matter” of cellular biology

13 November 2023

Press release

Animal migration is decreasing globally due to climate change and the destruction of many natural environments.

Science

Modelling the dynamics of animal migration and parasitic infection

10 November 2023

Article

Maeva Perez has elucidated how marine worms genetically manage to adapt to extreme deep-sea conditions.

Science

How do marine worms adapt to deep-sea conditions?

11 October 2023

Article

Science

Bees around the apple trees

2 October 2023

Article

Science

Lake water quality at risk

30 August 2023

Article

Graphic representation of the DNA sequence

Science

Hidden gene pokes holes in preconceptions

11 July 2023

Article

Science

Aquatic grasslands are in decline, but they can be saved

14 February 2023

Article

Community

Shedding light on how plants function

7 February 2023

Press release

Science

Eleven Quebec universities unite for biodiversity

8 December 2022

Press release

Image 3D d'un croisement entre Rhytidophyllum auriculatum et Rhytidophyllum vernicosum

Science

The three dimensions of a flower

7 December 2022

Press release

Science

COP 15 on biodiversity: meet our experts

21 October 2022

Press release

Two undergraduate researchers at University of Minnesota measuring a reflectance spectrum on a pressed leaf.

Science

A new window into plants of the past

28 September 2022

Press release

Science

Fighting climate change with deep-sea water

13 July 2022

Press release

Science

Using native plants to filter a ubiquitous water contaminant

28 June 2022

Article

Science

Cooperative molecular networks may have been the spark of life on other planets

13 May 2022

Article

Science

Wetlands to the rescue!

21 April 2022

Article

A plate from the book "British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions"

Culture

The world’s first photographically illustrated book is at UdeM

19 April 2022

Article

Science

Using AI to get the big picture on plant biodiversity

5 April 2022

Article

The orange boletus (Leccinum aurantiacum) is an ectomycorrhizal fungus.

Science

The secret of mycorrhizal fungi

24 February 2022

Press release

Chloé Frédette measuring willow evapotranspiration to parameterize the zero effluent marsh model.

Science

Using the power of plants to filter wastewater

15 February 2022

Article

Science

More than 20,000 species of legumes listed by the world's scientists

25 January 2022

Press release

Binning and Shaw out in the field together.

Science

Migrating between two UMs

6 October 2021

Article

“The legume crop white lupin (L. albus) is one such arsenic tolerant plant species being studied as for sustainable remediation”, explains Adrien Frémont, lead author of the study and a doctoral student in biological sciences at the Université de Montréal.

Science

Lupin and Arsenic: research on soil decontamination by an exceptional plant

24 August 2021

Press release

Diego Urbina and Romain Charles from Europe, Sukhrob Kamolov, Alexey Sitev, Alexandr Smoleevskiy and from Russia and Wang Yue from China

Health

Feeling confinement in the gut

23 April 2021

Press release

Funded by Canada’s National Sciences and Engineering Coucil, the survey was completed using open-source software in January and February 2020 by 140 Canadian faculty members.

Science

Sharing open data: sometimes costly but mostly good

20 April 2021

Article

Bee flying towards a Cape jewelweed (Impatiens capensis) flower.

Science

When the bloom is off

3 February 2021

Press release

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