Some 300 participants are expected for the Life History Research Society event at Campus MIL, discussing developmental and longitudinal research in psychology, criminology, education and more.

UdeM is undertaking a series of initiatives to help reduce waste at the source. Here’s a look at the projects currently in place.

As director of the Courtois Institute and new recipient of a Canada Excellence Research Chair at UdeM, physicist Carlos Silva strives to shed much-needed light on his obscure domain.

Incoming professor of public health Evelyne de Leeuw reflects on the long career that now brings her to UdeM on an eight-year, $4M Canada Excellence Research Chair in the field of 'One Urban Health'.

Université de Montréal welcomes three new Canada Excellence Research Chairs.

New to UdeM and flush with an $8M, federally funded research chair, microbiologist Frédérique Le Roux looks to solve the problem of infectious diseases of bacterial origin in farmed marine species.

Newly appointed Canadian Academy of Health Sciences president Marie-France Raynault wants to raise awareness of the organization and its advisory role.

A virtual interview with brothers Yoshua and Samy Bengio, two world leaders in artificial intelligence whose careers are inextricably linked to Université de Montréal.

Winding up its AI Safety Summit today and looking forward to the next, the British government tasked Mila's scientific director to take a "state of science" look at where "frontier AI" is headed.

Marie-Josée Hébert and Nathalie Ouellette have been recognized by the Women's Executive Network in its 2023 list of Canada’s 100 most powerful women.