As the pandemic continues in Canada and around the world, certain groups of people remain more vulnerable to the disease, including immunocompromised children.

Researchers at Université de Montréal find that social support among LGBTQ+ community members – sometimes called “chosen families” - can help them better cope psychologically with the pandemic.

An UdeM computer scientist and his PhD student have developed a tool for animators to use bitmap sketches to control how a character stands and moves in three dimensions.

A research team led by Marc Amyot is assessing the environmental impact of building a dam on permafrost at Inukjuak, in collaboration with the Inuit community.

In a series of listening experiments, an UdeM postdoc finds that having lyrics in a song—or even meaningless syllables that change—makes it more difficult to hear when the singer’s not in key.

Plans for a first-ever “living ethics” laboratory get off the ground at UdeM and the IRCM.

Doctoral student Léa Delesalle travelled to Kuujjuaq to document the impact of a program aimed at improving human cohabitation with canines in the northern Quebec community.

Five professors from UdeM and Polytechnique Montréal have been working together for several years to help reduce the environmental footprint of Quebec’s transportation systems.

UdeM professor Jean-François Roussel discusses the Pope’s visit within the broader context of reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous peoples.

Microbes deep down in the ocean could be a good tool to transform carbon into more stable molecules, a laboratory study at UdeM suggests.